Happy Jig

I am very impressed so far with how easy it is to use this. I'm a real beginner at wire wrapping so I thought it would take me a few tries, but my first attempt (the word "love") came out pretty good! And it's easy to make tweaks--I moved a peg to make the "l" a bit taller.I've only had this a couple of days and have already made a bunch of things. Leave a little wire hanging at the end and you can wrap that around into a bail to hang it as a necklace or earrings.I saw a few comments about the pegs coming put too easily, but they probably didn't have them pushed in all the way. The bigger ones pop into place pretty easily but the skinniest ones sometimes require quite a bit of pressure to get them all the way in.There are some good projects in the booklet, and more on their Instagram. They also have linked to some other people's Instagram accounts who have made patterns and shared them online! I look forward to seeing what I can make to step up my Christmas wrapping this year.

My friend told me about this when she saw my wiring I do for custom made jewelry. This happy jig sure is a game changer. Because I already know how to wire it’s nice to have a sort of guide. The only thing I didn’t like which has nothing to do with seller is how it was delivered. I received a picture showing the package outside my mailbox! When I went to check it was actually stuffed inside and I couldn’t get it out. Luckily the post office people arrived shortly after and were able to help me. Enjoy your happyjig cause I sure am!

The package is unopened. But there is something spilled on the bottom. It is brown in color with no smell. It was that way before it was put in the package. Cause the packaging is free of any thing to cause the stain. It is for sure in a shape that I would not be able to give it as a gift.

I think it's a little pricey, but it is a great tool for creating wire embellishments to craft projects. There are several places on the internet to obtain patterns

So for $20 this was ok. The jig itself is not great. It's junk plastic, difficult to use compared to metal pegs. But the wire flush cutters that came with it made it worth it lol.I like that it has a storage place for the tool and the pegs, but I'm not sure if I'll get the hang of this one.Also, the legs have a grove half way down each peg that the wire gets stuck in while wrapping and then when you try to get the finished piece off, you can't because it's literally stuck in the groove. So you have to uncoil the loops you just made to get it off, the fix then after. Pain in the butt.

I love it i also use it for other words and things like chrisrmas trees i LOVE THIS JIG

Not so great. Returned it after attempting a project that was included in the manual. Pegs popped out when wrapping wire. Yes. They are plastic. Tried a couple projects...same issue. Pegs pop out when wrapping wire. Bought from Amazon because of it didn’t work as promised, they take returns. RETURNED!! Difficult for kids who are proficient with crafts...and for an adult who does wire work without a jig.

Bought these for my 12 year old niece and she loved it. The mixed reviews made me hesitant but she loved it!