Simple wire weave copper pendant
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video I will show you how to create an easy to make wire woven copper pendant using a variety of techniques.
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Materials:
- 150 cm of 0.8 mm square wire
- 60 cm of 0.8 m half round wire
- 30 cm of 0.4 mm wire
- 1 x 5 & 6 mm copper beads
- 1 x pear cabochon (mine is 30 mm x 30 mm)
- 1 x 5 mm faceted
- 1 x diamond cut gemstone
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Frame & bail
03:20 - Seating of stone
04:29 - Wire detail
06:03 - Small stone setting
07:22 - Accent bead
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Beautious!!! Thanks for all your instructions, so clear, and fabulous designs.
You are very welcome! So pleased you like my tuts x
Thank you a lot for sharing! You have a very comforting nice voice, I could listen to you for quite a while :)
Thank you so much! That is a lovely thing to say. x
So grateful for you sharing your skills and expertise. Your designs are gorgeous and I love how precise and eloquent you make your video. Quick easy and to the point. At this time I watch more videos than I create, but I expect to begin some serious wrapping soon!
Thank you so much for your kind words! It is always rewarding to hear that people get value out of my teachings! You will enjoy the craft and once you're going it's hard to stop lol
Love this pendant!
Pleased you like it!
These pendants are amazing! Please post more ♡
Thank you so much! A new one is in the works today :)
Very pretty wrap! Thanks!
You are welcome!
Beautiful and simple thanks for sharing 🌟🙏🤩
My pleasure 😊
GORGEOUS!!!.🙏🏼💗
Thank you!!
Thank You for this tutorial.
You're very welcome! :)
Awesome ❤️🙏
Thanks 🤗
Beautiful! Keep the tutorials coming!
More to come!
super
You're welcome!
Beautiful
Thank you! If you are in the US Rio grande is the place. If you are in the UK, wires.co.uk for round wire is great. You can get square and half round wire from my website on www.imbalicrafts.com
Hope this helps :)
@@ImbaliCrafts Thank you
Could you tell me where you get your small stones?
I always hand pick my stones and I prefer to buy them individually on ebay because the picture your see is the stone you get. I do have kits for my tutorials on my website if that is of interest to you. x
www.imbalicrafts.com/shop
Do we have to use half round or would round work as well?
Yes, you can definitely use round as well. I like to use half round because you get width but not the depth if that makes sense :)
Could you tell us which pliers you are using?
My fine tip cutters are tronex, which are great quality. I use them all the time. the others like the round nose, chain nose and bail making pliers are just generic makes. Hope this is what you were asking :)
what hardness do you recommend for your pendants?
I always use dead soft aka soft copper. I find it the easiest to work with but it's worth while to try out different hardness to figure out what you like to work with.