Wire Wrapping Jewelry

An Ultimate Beginners Guide to Wire Wrapping Featuring a Simple, Elegant, Versatile and Timeless Pendant Design. “The Tara Pendant,” Book #21 Wire Wrapping Jewelry Series

De: Tiffany Bernard

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Have you ever seen a gorgeous piece of wire wrapped jewelry in a boutique or gift shop and wondered how it was made?
Chances are my friend, if wire wrapping has captured your interest, you could create beautiful and unique wire wrapped jewelry yourself.

If detailed descriptions with one or more photos for each step of the process is what you are looking for, look no further this book was created for you.

The pendant featured in this tutorial publication focuses on an oval shaped cabochon that we have transformed into a creative piece of wearable art with the beauty of copper wire formed into an intricately detailed setting.

Solid copper wire in the shapes of square and half round were used to create this pendant.

Easily obtained jewelers hand tools including flush wire cutters and tweezer nose pliers are used to create this lovely, unique, and secure setting for a beautiful cabochon of your choice.

This publication was created with the beginner wire wrapper in mind. I have broken down the basics of wire, tools, cabochons, and findings to help give a beginner a foundation of skills and an understanding of the materials you will be using.

This publication includes a step-by-step tutorial on creating your own chain and clasp to compliment your beautiful pendant creation. Also included are detailed step-by-step instructions on how to oxidize your finished jewelry piece if you choose.

Hello everyone, my name is Tiffany Bernard. I want to welcome you to the fascinating art of creating beautiful jewelry settings out of wire. It is truly amazing all the different styles of jewelry that can be created with a few basic items, your imagination, and creativity. I have been wire wrapping for a little over 6 years. I would love to share with you some of my favorite tips, tricks, and designs that I have learned along the way in my own wire wrapping journey.