"Atlantic Waves" Pendant - Easy Wire Work
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- Here is the final piece to complete my "Atlantic Waves" collection. In this video I show you how to make a fabulous wire pendant to match the earrings and bracelet. You can play with different gauges of wire and adjust the size as you see fit.
Check out my other "Atlantic Waves" videos:
Atlantic Waves Earrings - • Atlantic Waves Earring...
Atlantic Waves Bracelet - • Easy Wire Work Cuff Br...
How to antique with Liver of Sulfur (LOS)
• How To Patina with Liv...
Tools & Materials
med or heavy duty round nose pliers
flat nose pliers
full flush cutters
rawhide or nylon mallet
chasing hammer
steel bench block
sharpie marker
ruler
10-14 gauge soft wire (16g for smaller pendant) I used bare copper
Optional: liver of sulfur, 0000 fine steel wool, wax polish
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You are such a great teacher! Great tutorial. Love wire making jewelry. 😊
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you Liz. I finally was able to do my first spirals on my stones because you are such a great teacher. you are awesome and with such a sense of humor. Please keep teaching. We all love you. Namaste
Diva Mother You made my day...thank you for your support.
I love watching and listening to you talk thru yours videos. Its like mediation !!!
I love the wire necklace and bracelet. I used 12 gauge wire and they turned out great! So comfortable to wear. I put the bracelet on and forgot I had it on! I have really enjoyed your ideas. Thank you!
I made Christmas trees and earrings with this,,making some adjustments ...people love this, and whenever I wear my tree and earrings I sell them quickly. Thanks
Thank you so much for sharing this Liz. I made the necklace and the earrings for my sister in sterling silver and she just loves them.
Thank you Karen for watching. I love hearing that.
Hello Liz, you aren't publishing anymore ? Your videos are amazing ! I hope to see you soon on TH-cam .
Thanks a lot for your videos .Cinzia (( From Italy)
+Kathleen Black Thank you so much Kathleen for watching and for your support.
LOVE LOVE LOVE!! Thank you so much!! Really appreciate your sharing this with us!!
Kathy Spiers Thank you so much, Kathy. I thought of you the whole time.
Making It Easy with Liz LOL...yes, feel a little like I was stalking you there waiting for the pendant after loving the earrings & bracelet so much!! Plan to try my hand at all 3 this weekend so wish me luck!
Kathy Spiers Good luck! You'll do fine.
Grazie Liz, sei una brava maestra, ho imparato molto…❤
Grazie ❤️
Dang it !
I was doing so well until I stopped following your directions !
Great video .
I'm going to have to give it another try and stay with you this time !
Thank you Sunny for watching.
Fun to watch! So easy to follow! thanks!
Thanks so much Deb.
Just love you and your work, you sound like a real hoot! Can’t to watch all your videos 💕
Great video! Thank you.
Love this and finally found your tutorial. Thank you!
Liz, another great tutorial! So easy to follow. My only concern is that the pendant looks HUGE, I would make mine half the size of yours, and just play around with it. TY soooo much for this pattern, so kewl.
Most definitely, Carmen you can make it smaller. I did make it large but it gave an idea of what a large one would look like and I would wear that on a very long chain. The possibilities are endless. Thanks so much for your support.
Hi Liz ~ Can you tell me the difference of using a rawhide mallet over a rubber mallet? Love love love how you explain everything you do, and especially love your quirkiness ~ can't wait until you post a new jewelry video
Sheri Kane Hi Sheri, thank you so much for your kind comment. I think a rawhide is better at moving the wire because its harder than rubber but hey, give it a try.
Clever! Thank you.
Do you do any soldering videos? I've seen a few but would love to watch your humorous way in action. Thank you so much for all your love & pain staking work you share with us newbies.
Hi Grace
I do know how to solder but an amateur at best. I'm all about easy and my methods and techniques are for EVERYONE without a lot of scary equipment LOL. Thank you so much for your kind comment and support.
Good point!
Very pretty... Thanks liz for sharing. =)
pituqee You are so welcome and THANK YOU!
It’s beautiful 😻
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@Houston Lochlan yea, I've been watching on instaflixxer for years myself :)
Hello Liz you aren't publishing anymore ? Your videos are amazing ! I hope to see you soon on TH-cam.Thanks a lot for your videos .
Cinzia ( from Italy )
Cinzia D'Errico
Gracie Cinzia
I have plans to do more videos very soon. Thank you for your support.
I love your work! The tutorial is wonderful and easy to comprehend! The only question I have is where do you purchase your wire?
(Kathie) Great tutorial, Liz! Love your presentation style! I made one pair of the waves earrings and am going to make more. Perfect for an ADHD person like me (lol). Next, I'm going to do the pendant, bracelet, and Christmas tree design.
+artzk1 Hi Kathie, wow thanks so much. I'm so happy you like my designs and my teaching. I hear ya...I know I have to have ADHD too. Thank you for your support.
Love it! I always pick up handy tips from your videos and I really like this pendant. Did you do anything to the piece after the patina, like steel wool or sanding? The color is lovely both ways. I'm getting to really like how Cooper goes with so much.
Thanks so much Judi. I use super fine 0000 steel wool to take off the patina. Just rip a small piece off and roll it into a ball. It doesn't take much effort to get the job done. You can seal it after with microcrystaline wax like Renaissance or a spray lacquer. You can just leave it alone and polish it up with a metal polish cloth when it darkens.
Holaa!!..
..muy bonito....y como tu lo haces parece muy facil!....lo intentare hacer..
Saludos desde Holanda....pero soy española!!....jajaja
ty . nice work
+nazi s Thank you so much for watching.
Stunning yet so simple. Gorgeous 😍 and you happen to live in a beautiful Gorgeous place of the world too. I wonder where your inspiration comes from 😂. Suprised you dont work with labradorite as it is found local in eastern Canada. Hello from foggy old London england
Thank you so much for watching. Labradorite is from Newfoundland/Labrador which is far away from me here in Nova Scotia and is very expensive and not readily available. It's very beautiful when AAA quality.
@makingiteasywithliz My apologies I thought labradorite came from your region. Shame its so expensive your end. Here in the UK I can get a massive boulder for under £20 or a nice hunk for wire wrapping with stunning colors for under £10 if I know where to look. I'd give my arm to live where you live. I'm a Taurus so I adore water naturally. But I'm also quite spiritual and super creative. But my disabilities prevent me doing what I want etc. Too much pain not enough energy etc. I blaim some of it on where I live. London can be stunning but also cold and damp! I have a aggressive autoimmune disease called crohns. And I am always been told living in a warmer climate would help. Nova scotia seams to get both hot and cold as does newfoundland. I Need the outdoors space ans trees. If you look on a map you will see what it's like where I live heavily built up. No green space to talk of really unless I go to Hyde Park. When you are bored put NW2 7QL UK in a world map gopgle earth etc. You will see exactly where I live. It's all city City city. I hate city I moved here for my job at the time from the seaside. I lived in Brighton which is beach ⛱️ but still heavily built up I feel crushed in.
Complimenti!
Grazie!
thanks for sharing Liz still havn't tried it yet,very slack
You're welcome Debra. We all have to be in the mood to be creative...if not then it's work.
Wow this is gorgeous. I want to make something like this one day. Thank you for inspiring me!
ok your great! but I really wanna know what you did to your poor lil fingers!
Hi Grace...thanks so much for the kind comment and for watching. I tripped and fell around a campfire and burned my hand pretty bad. Totally stupid and embarrassing :0)
Beautiful!! I love this craft. :) I will enjoy hammering my wire like you did. hehe That looks like fun. You do such gorgeous work. You make it seem so easy too. Very awesome! Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial. You are awesome. :D Oh yeah, I use Google Chrome and it worked great for me. Maybe doing a good scan on your computer might help clear up your issue? :)
Thank you so much Joni. I sometimes find I babble too much but oh well. LOL
Lo and behold, it's working now. Must have been a glitch. That's the first time that has ever happened. Working now, phew! Thanks so much for the kind kudos.
I use Google Chrome as my browser and for whatever reason, I cannot play this video on Chrome, but I can using Internet Explorer. So if you are having problems, try a different browser.
lol, should of known you'd tell.
+Grace Robin Yeah, kinda looks weird so thought it best LOL.