Wire for Knitting

0.2mm enamelled copper wire which you need to use a few strands together is my wire of choice - I usually use 4 strands together, on a standard gauge machine. 

It comes on 175metre reels (weight 50g) at £4.00 each or Special Offer 4 reels for £14 - enough to make 30-40 small bracelets.

There are around 30 colours (but not all in stock) at the moment, photographed together below.
Below that I have added individual photos of the reels in the same order with the names of the colours as written on the reel, however, I have given further descriptions of the colours below. All colours which are called " Supa" are enamelled on top of silver plated copper to make them extra shiny.

I also have in stock -
Non tarnish Silver Plated Copper wire 0.2mm 175m £4.00  (5 in stock)
Real Gold Plated Copper wire 0.2mm 50gram £12.00  (last ever 2 reels)

EXTRA INFORMATION on the colours of wire
I try to order so I can still offer a wide selection of colours before I need to order again, but sometimes it doesn't work out like that! 

• Ice blue is more of a pale green, halfway between Supa Green and Supa Clear

• Warm Gold (pinker and more coppery) and Light Gold (more orangey) are similar in tone.

• Bright violet is a bright Fuchsia and several shades darker than Supa Baby pink which is a sugar pink. 

• Grape is a bright pinky/purple. 

• Smoked is a very shiny super grey - great for mixing in. 

• Supa Clear is Silver colour

• Supa Blue is a good strong medium blue

• Wine has now replaced Supa Salmon

TIPS ON CHOOSING COLOURS If you are choosing 4 reels, I suggest choosing your favourite colour, a good contrast colour that you also like, a dark neutral and a lighter neutral. That will give you the maximum variety of colour and tone combinations. You can always mix in a sewing thread to change the colour slightly - even a variegated embroidery thread looks great!

You could choose 4 toning colours to obtain a subtle blend of similar shades or you could choose 4 completely different colours which you could put together in different combinations to achieve a very wide variety of colours. 

As short lengths are needed to knit the strips for the bracelets and necklaces, it is easy enough to wind off lengths from your reels so you can use several strands of the same colour together. With just 4 reels of wire you can make 35 different colour combinations. If you choose 8 reels, you would have 330 different combinations!