Wire Wrap Tutorial "Lupa" Pendant.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 พ.ค. 2019
- Hello and welcome to my latest tutorial "Lupa"
To make this pendant you will need;
• 0.8mm wire (20g) 2 x 12" lengths (30cm), 1 x 8" length (20cm)
• A doughnut style cab mine is 4cm, or any cab with a hole or a crescent moon shaped cabochon
• Small flat-backed stone, my tiger's eye stone is 7mm and the garnet stone is 4mm (shown at the end)
I no longer put links to tools on here.
The tools I use are:
• Tronex needle nose pliers
• Tronex short round nose pliers
• Tronex razor flush cutters
• Beadsmith flat nose nylon jaw pliers
• Occasionally I use tronex bent nose pliers
• Occasionally I use heavy duty wire cutters
• Occasionally I use xuron needle nose pliers
• Bobeeze bobbins (medium size with no extra weights)
Start weaving at the centre point of the 12" wires.
This tutorial is free, please quote my name Kelly Jones when sharing work you have made from my tutorials and feel free to sell your beautiful jewellery.
For my PDF tutorials and finished jewellery visit my etsy shop for availability and prices at www.kellyjjewellery.etsy.com or www.kellyjjewellery.co.uk
For updates and upcoming tutorials ( or if you want to share you finished work made from my tutorials) visit my facebook page - / kellyjjewellery
Thanks for watching and happy weaving :)
Kel :) - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Another treasure of a tutorial from a master wire weaver and teacher.
Oh wow 😅😅😅 hehe 🤗😘 thank you
Your pieces are gorgeous. I also want to say your nails are beautiful
Oh thank you, waiting for them to grow back at the moment, nice when they don't break 😅 haha
The best wire wrapped pendant ever seen so far! Congratulations!Happy making more 🌿🌿🌿
Aw, wow! Thank you so much 💕
Beautiful and thank you! I enjoyed the little songbirds in the background....so sweet.
Oh they are,, thank you 💕😊
Very nice tutorial. I especially liked the half moon 🌙 and the 5 mm wrapped bead. Thank you so much for the inspiration.
Oh great thank you. I was a bit worried when the moon one kept falling out 😅 but I got there in the end 🌹🌹🌹
Kelly I love this tutorial!! Thank you again for making what looks difficult easy, I love the way you explain things 💕
Wow, thank you so much, that means a lot to me 👍🤗
I am going to make a whole bunch of the wrapped cabs as links to make bracelets for my flea market stall. Thanks for the tutorial and the new ideas.
Your very welcome, that's a great idea ❤️
Great video and I can hear the birdies chirping along in the background. 😊
Thank you 🌹
Thanks for the trapped little stone tutoring. I cut opal and have many small rounds and ovals that I can add to my wraps of many stones. Thanks for your videos!!
You're very welcome!! Thank you ❤️
Just got lots of donuts and I'm going to do this one right away. It's very lovely.
Oh great, thank you. Have fun 🌹
Just the tutorial I've needed! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
Oh you're very welcome. I love this one. Lovely to make ❤️
Very, very nice. Thank you very much, for this tutorial!
You're very welcome ❤️
Beautiful design! And useful! 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you ❤
So impressive! Love these!
Thank you 🌹
💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗So beautiful Kellie! Thank you so much for sharing! 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
You're very welcome 🌷🌹🌸
It was a rainy day today, so I spent the whole afternoon with you binge watching your videos. I didn’t skip any commercials, hoping you made lots of money off of me today. thank you so much for your wonderful tutorials. I learn so much from you
Aww, hehe, thank you so much, that really means a lot to me 🤗😘
That wrapping technique for stones is genius. The crescent is absolutely stunning! It has an almost Egyptian vibe. Lovely work, and so inspiring!
Oh fantastic, I've seen the small stone wrapped so much but couldn't figure out how it was done. So I had to share as soon as I worked it out, things like this we all need to know. A beautiful addition to anything and worth persisting with. Thank you so much ❤🌷🌷🌷
And another wonderful tutorial!!! Thanks for sharing... 🌺🌸🌹🥀 I was amazed with the tiny wee stone you wrapped!!! Congratulations!! 😁
Aww, thank you so much and you're very welcome ❤️
You are amazing and so professional. Thank you for sharing your talent. Your work is awesome.
Wow thanks so much 💕
Absolutly beautiful, cant wait to try it on my donut when it arrives. Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial. I love your work.
Thank you so much and you're very welcome 🌹🌹🌹
Beautifully done!!
Thank you ❤
Kelly, what a neat concept for both the donut and the small cabochon. I look forward to trying my hand at both of them. You are amazing to give us your time and efforts in producing and posting all the very informative videos.on your TH-cam channel.
Aww, thank you I'm glad you like it. Thank you very much 😊❤
Beautifully demonstrated ❤️
Thank you xx
Trying this today! First donut wrap. I've also been working on adding stones to pieces, so this is great!
Oh great! Have fun 💕😊
Thank-you! I wrapped a 4mm donut & its perfect!
Oh wow, sounds great! ❤️ And you're very welcome 🌷 🌷🌷
Loved this tutorial! Thank you
Oh thank You 💕
Absolutely beautiful. I'm new to wire wrapping and have been binge watching your videos. I hope one day to be as good as you.
Oh, I'm sure you will in no time. Thank you so much ❤️
A lot of fun to do! Thank you so much! ❤
Oh you're very welcome, thank You!💕
You just give me so many ideas, love what you do😊
Thanks so much 👍
Oh my gosh! Subscribed!! Your work is stunningly beautiful😍😍
Oh great!! Thank you so much 👍❤️
Lovely ❤️
They say don’t blow ,brush your waste . 🤟🏻
Thank you
Stunning piece....I’m in love....
Oh thanks so much ❤️
Kelly once again you have given us a wonderful tutorial to learn from. I do love the way that you wrapped that little cab and I will be trying that out, hopefully I will have the patience for it, LOL, patience is not one of my strong points. I really do love how cute they look added to your piece. I also really liked how the crescent piece turned out and how you got it to stay in place it looks lovely. Thanks again for taking your time to make these awesome tutorials for all of us.
Oh wow, thank you so much. Very lovely of you to say 🌹🌹🌹
I love this Kelly! I really love how you showed the small stone! I'm going to practice, practice, practice! That would be so useful in so many places!
One other question for you - are you wrapping the small stone in 20 g wire? Can you make a simple loop and have it stay? I've always only used 18 g for simple loops. Just wondering your ideas on this.
Yes it really is 😀 and thank you so much. That little stone attachment can be used anywhere and looks absolutely great!! Thank you again 👍💕🌹
This is awesome !! Thank you so much for sharing !! I really enjoy your video's !!
Aw, thank you so much and you're very welcome ❤️
You are right it is fiddly wrapping that tiny stone but I did it!!! I've got loads of hematite donuts so must really give this tut a try, thanks Kelly !
Oh well done, I was waiting to hear someone had wrapped a tiny stone 😊 great! And hematite doughnuts sound wonderful 😍
This is a masterpiece Kelly..
Weldone 😍🥰❤️👍
Oh thank you so very much 💕
wonderful! congratulations! thank you very much !
Very welcome, thank you ❤
I love it!
Thank you 💕
Thus tutorial really helped a lot. Thank you 😊
You're very welcome, thank you ❤️
Great technique for trapping the small cab. I really enjoyed your tutorial - thank you. I am now a subscriber.
Oh great, thank you so much ❤️🌷🌷🌷
Heyyyy!!! That bobeez thing! ... Omg man, i find my wire tangling constantly. Gotta get me some bobeez! 😆
They are definitely worth looking into, I really struggle without one now 😊
Hermoooso!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much ❤️
Having just found your channel on TH-cam, I've been enjoying "catching up" by watching your older videos, and every one I have enjoyed immensely and learned so much. Watching this video, I was surprised when, while showing us how to incorporate the smaller stone in the pendant, I caught a view of the bracelet you were wearing,...and its beauty just blew me away! Keep up your great art work! :D
Aw thanks so much, I really appreciate it 😊💕
I've gone loopy for "Lupa" !❤️
Hahah ❤
This was a great video! There are not enough tutorials for donut pendants
Thank you 🌹
Agreed! The best ones are Kelly Jones designs ❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much
Aww thanks so much
Parabéns pelo canal. 🥰🥰🥰🇧🇷
Thank you 💕
Love your work
Thank you so much 😃🙏🎉❤️ (thanks for teaching me a few tricks) 💕
@@KellyJonesJewellery It was great meeting you I am going to watch all your video you must let me know when you are going to do a class. I bet quiet a lot of us in the uk would love to come to a workshop near the canal. The wire work that you do even look better in person Hope to see you on the water soon
Aw, thank you. Yes was lovely meeting you too. See you around, you take care.
Kel x
P.S. I've been sorting out all my affiliate links from ebay 😁
@@KellyJonesJewellery kelly look at Think Media it might help
👍 thanks ❤️
Your not wrong about the fiddly little stone, talk about persevere with it... I still can't get it right. great video Kelly.
Thank you. It really is worth getting your head around, it took me a while to get it right, you have to be firm with your wires. A great little technique you can use on many pieces, hope it works out for you 🌹🌹🌹
Thank you
Thank You ❤
I love your work and thank you for continually doing your tutorials. I find it every hard to hear you but I love your accent. Maybe I’m losing my hearing 😉
Aw thank you so much. The earlier videos were a bit quiet, I’m using a better editor now 😅 hopefully the newer vids will be a bit louder. Thanks again ❤️
Wow wow wow🙏🙏🙏
Thank you ❤❤❤
This is really beautiful. I have just got the most gorgeous doughnut stone and was trying to do something with it but it keeps slipping. I will definitely try this. Thanks so much.
Great, you're very welcome ❤️
What an amazing design and tutorial!! Brilliantly crafted and easy to follow. I have so many donuts and not a clue as to what to do with them until now. My only question is, what will happen to the wire if it is not oxidized? 😀🇺🇸♥️
Thank you 💕 You don't have to oxidise, I just think as it naturally darkens over time, with it being oxidised you can polish it up and it's nice, other wise, it's harder to keep it bright and clean looking. But try it, you can always oxidise it later if you want to. 😊
@@KellyJonesJewellery thanks for the quick response. I haven't wire wrapped before, so I have lots of questions.
You had the best luck capturing that cab in the first go around! You must have practiced.
I did, I made a load of them the day before, my fingers were so sore 😅 I did actually get it right first go on the video so I was really pleased with myself 😀hehe. Thank you so much 🌷
I am waiting on my box of wire I am low right now and should have my box on Tuesday so I can make more things I will be making this one :)
Awesome, happy weaving 👍❤
Wow, you are such a patient and wonderful teacher, taking time to really demo this tutorial. Love it so much I have ordered donut beads. Where can I purchase the tiny beads you used.
Thank you so much. I buy my beads and cabs on Etsy. If you search 5mm cabochon or 3 or 4mm bead you should find quite a few. Happy weaving 🌹🌹🌹
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Thank you ❤
1 more quick comment, would you please consider doing a tutorial on only putting the small stone in wire. Thanks
Thank you, my recent video has a small stone added ❤
Thanks for sharing, I have a lot of donuts that I need to do something with. Question? Do you have to use 28 gauge? I have lots of 26, but no 28. Also, I think I will try using a bead instead of cab to see what happens.
Have a play around, sounds great!
You ever use the bale design to wrap the stone? 2 wires wrapped closely then bend it to pocket the stone, trailing the ends different ways? With thec2xwires and wrap being thin it allows more light in from the sides to give a less opaque or dull look to the stones.
That's a great idea. Thanks for that 👍🌹🌹🌹
That bracelet!! Can you do a tutorial on something similar to it??
I've been thinking about that. I've been planning a nicer one 😅 that one is quite old now 😀🌹🌹🌹 thank you ❤️
Absolutely! Thank you. You've got such an informative way that's so easy to fallow. I'll certainly be keeping track of all fallowing videos posted!
i love the bird noises in the background! haha
great tutorial! Im following this one and making a White Elephant gift for a christmas party this weekend!
Thank you, hehe, have fun 😊
This is just the tutorial I was looking for, a very pretty wrap for a donut-shaped focal. I do have a question as to the treatment of the tiny cab on the front. I have arthritis pretty bad, don't have good control over my hands, and was considering the possibility of using a drilled bead of some kind, and attaching it to the front weave--then wrapping it with the larger wire as shown. Is there any reason this wouldn't work? Have tried repeatedly to do these tiny/smaller wraps and cannot manage. Thank you for sharing this pretty, fairly simple design! EDIT: LOL, I should have read through the comments, the question was asked and answered! Thanks again!
Thanks so much. Yes you can use a bead, have fun ❤
I finished this tutorial
Oh great, I made one of these yesterday too. I’d love you to share on my page on Facebook. I’m in a lot of groups so I’m not sure which one 😅 my page is facebook.com/kellyjjewellery 💕
Hi Kelly, this is a fabulous tutorial, thank you. I just wanted to ask you: Do you use Non Tarnish pure copper wire or raw pure copper wire? I have just started to use NT but am unsure if it will remain permanently untarnished or if it will gradually tarnish over a longer period of time, in which case there would be no way to bring it back to bright copper. I have only been using the NT for around 2 months and would really value your advice from a longer term perspective. Also, what thickness of wire do you use to wrap the tiny cabochons?
Thank you so much. I always use raw copper because I like to oxidise my work, keeping the piece nice afterwards just takes a quick rub with a silver polishing cloth. I have non tarnish silver, and I find that wears off after a month or so. I also coat some of my work with an everbrite coating, then it doesn't need polishing. (Though I'm not sure how long that lasts) ❤️
Omg! Good girl, is that a moldavite on your wrist? How's it working out for you?
Thank you, yes it is andI love Moldavite, I find it helps me think clearly. I always keep a piece near by ❤️
Thank you for your videos! Your work is so beautiful, your such an inspiration. Thank you!
Can you tell me where do you find all of these beautiful stones?
Thank you so much.
I buy mostly from a guy on Facebook.
facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004266282797
@@KellyJonesJewellery Your very welcome!😊
Thank you for the reply. I'll look into that.
@@KellyJonesJewellery I saw his ad on MarketPlace. I am glad I found you and your channel, not only to subscribe but also to ask you about his service. What country are you in? I am in Canada Vancouver. How long does it take for you to received your order (during the pandemic) and last one...how are the cabochons package? Securely? Thank you so much in advance. I really appreciate your time and comments. Happy Holidays to you and your family. Please be safe & healthy.
I buy from ganesh all the time. The parcels are packed really securely and arrive in just a few weeks also the shipping is really cheap too and the quality stunning.
@@KellyJonesJewellery I just placed an order with Ganesh. I'm always on the hunt for recommended sellers! Thank you!
I love this and want to try making it but I don't have the little flat cabacon. Is there something else you could use instead???
The little stone can be replaced with a bead or just finished with wire and no stone at all. Have fun ❤️
A bead of similar size
I usually just finish with a swirl on my pieces, and if I do include a stone, i usually use a bead, so I am sure you can use either or in place of the little cab.
hi Kelly, I like really what you do and I would like to try to do it. but about wire: can you put exactly the link for 20 g and for 28 g? it will be much easier for me because on some web sites they are have dead soft or half hard, so I dont know what to buy. can you put the exactly links for both? for 20 and 28 g? and for silver and copper. thank you sooooo much
Thank you, it depends where you are in the world. I buy in bulk, and I buy from metalclays4u and scientific wires but I'm in the uk. I buy from eBay and Etsy, also riogrande if your in America 👍
@@KellyJonesJewellery no, I am in Italy, rome
can you do a video only for different type of wire for size, for type (silver, copper), for model (square, half square, normal...) it will be a big help for us who want to try. thank you kelly
I always use dead soft
I'm sorry I don't know where you buy wire from in Italy.
Oh noooo… Kelli! My crescent moon won’t stay on the wrap! I’m soo sad. What do I do?!
It's a slightly different finish on a moon. I did a video, watch this and I hope it helps 💕
th-cam.com/video/_EZbPzHLyRA/w-d-xo.html
WONDERFUL! EXQUISITE!! How much do you sell them for?
They are all in my shop, click on Jewellery or tutorials in the drop down menu 👍 thanks 💕