Imaginative Spring Butterfly Pendant Tutorial HouseofGems.com
Spring is in the air and what better way to bring it in then with bright colors and butterflies. Using oxidized copper and colorful beads, Kasia from Kica Bijoux shows us how to create an enjoyable butterfly pendant.
This free wire tutorial is by Judy Larson. It was published originally on www.beadinggem.com. Check out the site for more free tutorials, featured designers, inspirations and so much more.
Imaginative Spring Butterfly Pendant Tutorial HouseofGems.com
Spring is in the air and what better way to bring it in then with bright colors and butterflies. Using oxidized copper and colorful beads, Kasia from Kica Bijoux shows us how to create an enjoyable butterfly pendant.
This free wire tutorial is by Judy Larson. It was published originally on www.beadinggem.com. Check out the site for more free tutorials, featured designers, inspirations and so much more.
This tutorial was written by Judy Larson who donated the original piece to help a small boy battling cancer. If you download this tutorial, please consider donating to help Knox. It it is after the time frame for this cause., please donate something ( jewelry design, time, money) in aid of others in need of help. Some suggestions include helping children's hospitals, supporting cancer research.
For other Judy Larson tutorials, please see www.beadinggem.com
This is a design tutorial by Judy Larson which first appeared on The Beading Gem's Journal - www.beadinggem.com. Check out the site for free tutorials, featured designers, inspirations and so much more.
This is a design tutorial by Judy Larson which first appeared on The Beading Gem's Journal - www.beadinggem.com. Check out the site for free tutorials, featured designers, inspirations and so much more.
The oxidized copper wire earrings seen in the photo look incredibly intricate and difficult to make. Luckily, Kasia from Kica Bijoux has given us an easy to follow tutorial that can be used by any level of expertise when it comes to handmade jewelry. All you need are some drop beads, ear wires, copper beads and your own choice of wire!
This is an original and free beaded snowflake necklace tutorial by Zsuzsanna Szilagyi. Check out her Etsy store : biZSUterie https://tidd.ly/3gZZL5e
Also check out www.beadinggem.com for all kinds of tutorials, tips and tricks and inspirations!
Learn how to make this lovely necklace with a few basic jewelry supplies, such as silver chain and crystal beads. It’s fun and easy, and totally ready for customization!
Clever Blossom Earrings with Gold and Black Glass PearlsHouseofGems.com
Florentina uses sterling silver chain and ear wires, illusion cord, and man made pearls in lovely shades of bright gold and black to create these sweet little flower shaped earrings!
This tutorial was written by Judy Larson who donated the original piece to help a small boy battling cancer. If you download this tutorial, please consider donating to help Knox. It it is after the time frame for this cause., please donate something ( jewelry design, time, money) in aid of others in need of help. Some suggestions include helping children's hospitals, supporting cancer research.
For other Judy Larson tutorials, please see www.beadinggem.com
This is a design tutorial by Judy Larson which first appeared on The Beading Gem's Journal - www.beadinggem.com. Check out the site for free tutorials, featured designers, inspirations and so much more.
This is a design tutorial by Judy Larson which first appeared on The Beading Gem's Journal - www.beadinggem.com. Check out the site for free tutorials, featured designers, inspirations and so much more.
The oxidized copper wire earrings seen in the photo look incredibly intricate and difficult to make. Luckily, Kasia from Kica Bijoux has given us an easy to follow tutorial that can be used by any level of expertise when it comes to handmade jewelry. All you need are some drop beads, ear wires, copper beads and your own choice of wire!
This is an original and free beaded snowflake necklace tutorial by Zsuzsanna Szilagyi. Check out her Etsy store : biZSUterie https://tidd.ly/3gZZL5e
Also check out www.beadinggem.com for all kinds of tutorials, tips and tricks and inspirations!
Learn how to make this lovely necklace with a few basic jewelry supplies, such as silver chain and crystal beads. It’s fun and easy, and totally ready for customization!
Clever Blossom Earrings with Gold and Black Glass PearlsHouseofGems.com
Florentina uses sterling silver chain and ear wires, illusion cord, and man made pearls in lovely shades of bright gold and black to create these sweet little flower shaped earrings!
Rustic Romance Heart Pendant Wire Jewelry TutorialHouseofGems.com
This whimsical heart shaped pendant is made with two gauges of wire, and a single pink quartz bead. You only need basic wire wrapping skills to complete this lovely project! Kasia used antiqued copper wire to give the swirly necklace a rustic look.
How to Make Glamorous Grape Earrings DIY Jewelry Making TutorialHouseofGems.com
Learn how to make your own beautiful glamorous grape earrings with this easy to follow step by step DIY. Take your jewelry making to the next level by learning how to make these beautiful earrings.
This beautiful pendant may look complicated, but the design is actually made up of a series of simple wire loops! Kasia used a smooth, aqua-colored fluorite drop to create this necklace.
How to Make Above The Clouds Pendant Necklace DIY Jewelry Making TutorialHouseofGems.com
Learn how to make this simple yet elegant Above the Clouds Pendant Necklace to go with any style. A great fashion statement perfect for the upcoming Spring season
How To make Snowberry Earrings DIY Jewerly Making TutorialHouseofGems.com
Learn how to make these adorable snow berry like earrings. Perfect to wear out during this winter season. It just takes a few easy steps and your earrings will be ready to wear.
How to Make Pearl Nest Pendant DIY Jewelry Making TutorialHouseofGems.com
Ready for another tutorial? Well we got a brand new one for you! Learn to make this stunning Pearl Nest Pendant to make the perfect necklace to impress anyone!
Welcome to the Program Your Destiny course. In this course, we will be learning the technology of personal transformation, neuroassociative conditioning (NAC) as pioneered by Tony Robbins. NAC is used to deprogram negative neuroassociations that are causing approach avoidance and instead reprogram yourself with positive neuroassociations that lead to being approach automatic. In doing so, you change your destiny, moving towards unlocking the hypersocial self within, the true self free from fear and operating from a place of personal power and love.
2. You will need
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flat marquise shaped bead
about 25mm long, side
drilled
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12 inches (30.5 cm) of 20 gauge
soft copper wire
40 inches of 26 gauge soft copper
wire for wrapping.
6 inches of 26 gauge soft copper
wire
Tools:
Round nose pliers
Chain nose pliers
Flush wire cutters
A metal file
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3. Step 1: Put your 20 ga wire through the hole of the
bead, and make sure both sides are the same length.
Then, bend the wire up on each side, by pressing it
against the side of the bead with your fingers. Both
sides of the wire should cross above the bead.
Step 2: With the tip of your chain nose pliers, grab
each side of the wire at the tip of the bead, and bend
the wire back up as shown in the picture.
Step 3: In this step, we will create the bail and the
asymmetrical frame of the pendant. Grab your 40
inches of 26 ga wrapping wire. Leave a short tail,
about 1 inch at one end of the wire, and wrap the
right side of the frame wire 3 times as shown.
4. Step 6: Now, bring both sides of
the frame wire closer to each other
and wrap both sides twice.
Step 5: Now, repeat step 3 and
wrap the right side of the frame
only, 3 times again.
Step 6: Just like you did in step 4,
wrap both wires again twice.
5. Step 7: Keep weaving your wire that way until you have a
woven length of 3.25 inch (8.25 cm). Finish your weaving
with the 3 wraps around the right side wire. You can cut the
small tail of weaving wire that you left at the beginning,
and press the cut end against the frame wire. Do not trim
the excess wire left after your last wrap. If you have a larger
bead, you can keep weaving the length of the frame later on,
as you go to make sure it fits perfectly around your bead.
This picture shows the end of the woven frame, ending with
the 3 wraps. This will be our woven frame wire.
Step 8: To form the bail, we are going to wrap the woven
frame wire around the thickest portion of the chain nose
pliers. Starting at about half inch from the bottom of the
woven frame, press the woven frame around the jaw of the
chain nose pliers to form your bail, as shown in the picture.
6. This picture shows the work with the pliers removed.
The woven frame wire is now on the back of the
pendant.
Step 9: Now grab the woven frame wire and start
wrapping the bottom of the bail by bringing the
woven wire around the base of the bail, and around
the top of the bead. This picture shows the front of
the pendant.
Step 10: Continue wrapping by bringing woven
frame wire around the top of the bead to make one
complete turn. The wire is now located at the back of
the pendant.
7. Step 11: Now, bring the woven frame wires back up
again towards the front of the pendant as shown.
Step 12: Use your fingers to gently shape the remaining
woven wires against the side of the bead. Create a gentle
curve around the side of the bead with your hand so that
the bottom of the curve covers the bottom tip of the bead.
Tip: At this stage, if you have a larger bead and the
woven frame is not long enough, you can adjust the
length by wrapping the frame wire a little bit longer
until you reach the desired length. Trim the excess
weaving wire and use your chain nose pliers to press the
cut end against the frame wire.
Step 13: Holding the frame and bead securely with your
non dominant hand, bring the woven frame around the
bottom tip of the bead, towards the back of the bead.
8. Step 14: Continue bringing the wires of the frame around the
bottom of the bead to form a small loop as shown in the picture.
Step 15: This picture shows the back view of the pendant. Use
your flush cutter to cut off the excess wires, and carefully file
the ends smooth.
Step 16: Use your round nose or chain nose pliers to tuck the
ends of the frame wires at the bottom of the bead as shown.
Now, you have a beautiful pendant that you can put on a
chain and wear proudly.