Free Wire Jewelry Tutorials (11/4/2013)
DIY Wire Beads- Part Two, Wild and Crazy
http://www.brandywinejewelrysupply.com Sat, 28 Sep 2013 11:30:08 GMT
Today’s tutorials are part two of creating wire beads. Creating your own wire beads is fun and easy- even addicting! Yesterday’s tutorials featured wire beads that had a neat and tailored look. Today’s tutorial will show you how to make wire beads that have a more informal style and can be wild and crazy. The neat thing about these informal types of wire beads is there is no wrong way to do them.
Fantastic, Free Jewelry Tutorials by Kreativ Vagyok
http://www.cozysister.com Fri, 20 Sep 2013 12:09:29 GMT
I have just come across a web site with a lot of very good wire wrapped jewelry tutorials. The site is called Kreative Vagyok, which means “I am creative” in Hungarian. However, even with the help of Google Translate, I was not able to find the name of the tutorial author(s), so unfortunately I will have to link without naming names. There are many more wire wrapped jewelry tutorials on the site. Those shown below are just a few of my favorites.
20+ Wire Jewelry Making Ideas & Tutorials
http://tipnut.com Thu, 17 Feb 2011 11:30:15 GMT
Here’s a nice mix of jewelry making tutorials using wire, beads, seaglass and gemstones. A little bit of everything in this bunch, I’ll be adding more to this project sheet as I find them. Don’t miss the resources I added at the bottom where there are dozens more tutorials available. Enjoy!
Spiral Mania in Copper and Brass
http://jewelrymakingjournal.com Wed, 30 Oct 2013 06:11:26 GMT
Copper and brass wire is economical and easy to shape into spirals. Take an undrilled stone or large glass lampwork beads and turn it into an attractive pendant. You can use 18 gauge to 20 gauge soft metal wire. In these examples, large Millefiori glass undrilled nuggets were used. Cut an 8 to 9 inch section of wire and then form a spiral on both ends using round nose pliers.
Free Modified Herringbone Wire Wrap Tutorial
http://www.lisayangjewelry.com Thu, 04 Jul 2013 01:52:00 GMT
I came across this terrific FREE modified herringbone wire wrap tutorial this weekend. If you are already familiar with a herringbone wire wrap, you will find it super easy. If you’ve never done a herringbone wire wrap, you’ll still find it super easy because the author took such great pictures and gave such simple directions! I love these earrings.
My Newest Tutorial! Majestic Mother of Pearl Pendant
http://perfectlytwistedjewelry.blogspot.com Tue, 10 Sep 2013 03:21:00 GMT
I had quite the time creating this one for you! It’s a gorgeous design that can be weaved around any flat round or spherical bead. Once you’re practiced with it, you can easily modify the design slightly and use it for any shape of drilled bead. There are 125 clear and closeup images to guide you through 40 detailed steps. This is a wonderfully challenging project for anyone who loves the art of wire jewelry!
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The Right Way to Open a Loop or Jump Ring: The Push-Pull Technique Closing Jump Rings Conditioning Jump Rings The Wiggle Technique For Jump Rings Technique: How to make a Simple loop Technique: How to Make a Wrapped Loop Technique: The Perfect Coil Handcutting method of Making Jump Rings Advanced Jump Ring Cutting Techniques Sawcutting
How to Make Wire-Wrapped Bracelets : Introduction to Wire Wrap Jewelry
Making wire-wrapped bracelets will require a few key tools, like a handful of labradorite beads. Make wire-wrapped bracelets with help from a graduate gemologist and professional jewelry designer in this free video clip.
DIY Wire Twisting: Clustered Twisted Necklace Free Video Step by Step
In this tutorial, you’ll again master the art of wire twisting and create a uniquely gorgeous piece of wire twisted necklace. Create branch-like wires with clusters of pearls and teardrop beads using the wire twisting technique. The pearls and teardrops used add glamor and you can easily manipulate and adjust the position of the branches to your liking. The design for this piece is endless as you can create 3 or more variations using different types and sizes of beads.
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