Bizarre as it sounds - knitting wire - some of the results are quite astonishing. Here's a couple of example results - the first one ~ I like a lot.


The Wyr Knittr, the newest innovation for crafting with wire, uses 28-, 30- or 32-gauge wire to knit tubular mesh for making jewelry, embellishing scrapbook pages and creating home decorating accents. The Wyr Knittr also knits in beads by just dropping them through the center of the machine into the wire mesh. Or thread the wire with seed beads or small bugle beads for even more interesting projects. The knitted mesh can be flattened, compressed, braided, folded, twisted etc.
I've found an FAQ here - always useful before making a purchase!
These are nice. In the same way that you can combine the corner adorner punches from EK Success - like the Wrought Iron & Iron Eagle punches - together to make easy and decorative pockets for slipping photo's or other elements into your scrapbook or card design. The Card Creators are named in pairs so you can easily tell which work well together.
You know how I love the “Wrought Iron” and “Iron Eagle” corner adorners.
Here is a quick link to the punches:
http://www.monocodirect.co.uk/store/craft-punches-paper-shapers-corner-adorners-c-84_164.html
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