When I posted my necklace design with Jenny's Component of the Month, I used kumihimo braid. I make a thin braid with C-lon and didn't want to use a bulky end cap, so I decided to figure out how to wire wrap the ends. Some people were interested in seeing a tutorial on how to do this, so here it is! The one I made for the piece was a messy wrap - here I'm going to demonstrate a fairly neat wrap! This tutorial is really similar to any wire wrapping you would do with ball chain, rhinestone chain, or any material that doesn't have a clear and viable loop. Materials Needed: Kumihimo braid, 6-8" patinated copper wire Tools Needed: Two pair chain nose pliers, round nose pliers, wire cutters, embroidery scissors Here is the braid and the wire. I think I used 22 gauge wire - it needs to be strong enough to hold your cord, but workable too! Slide your wire into the middle of the braid - make sure that you get it in between stra...