Easy Step to Make Creative Golden Flower Earrings
Most girls like flowers, but how about this dedicate flower earrings? Do you like them? I hope the answer is “yes”. Now go with me to figure out the way to make the golden flower earrings. Instructions on making golden flower earrings: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Golden flower earrings are done!
How to Make a Bow Ear Cuff | Zounds
As you might have noticed, ear cuffs have been super trendy lately. I’d seen tons and tons of pictures all over the web of wire cuffs with bow, but no tutorials. So I thought I would add my version of instructions to the information highway. For this project you need to make this cuff, and add the wire bow to it. Like this: Like Loading...
Handmade & Handcrafted Jewelry Techniques
Jewelry Techniques for Making Handcrafted and Handmade Jewelry History of Handcrafted and Handmade Jewelry: The history of making handmade jewelry goes back 8,000 years. In about 6,000 BC, in the Babylonian city of UR, wire was made from metals including gold. In general, these metals were found in their elemental state and did not need to be refined from ore. Jewelry Making Techniques That Are Covered in our Web Site: To say that our web site has a plethora (an abundance) of articles on making handcrafted jewelry and handmade jewelry might be an understatement. Jewelry Making Techniques for Making Handcrafted and Handmade Jewelry Not Covered in our Web Site: In many ways, it is easier to describe what jewelry making techniques are not addressed in our web site. Summary: Our hope is that some of the information that we provide in this section of our web site will help you, our reader, to improve their skills in making handmade jewelry.
Spiral Head Pins and Simple Spiral Earrings – Free Tutorial : Cozy Sister's Jewelry Making Blog
Posted on | December 8, 2009 | Comments Off Elaborate earrings are fun to make and lovely to admire, but in everyday life many people prefer to wear simple earrings. This tutorial will show how to make simple spiral earrings like those shown below. Simple spiral wire wrapped earrings Each earring is constructed in one piece, from a single piece of wire, rather than by attaching a dangle to an existing ear wire. In the process of making these earrings you’ll be making spiral head pins. Wire wrapped spiral head pins Materials (for one pair of earrings): 2 6-inch lengths of dead soft 20 gauge wire2 4mm beads. Tools: Round nose pliersFlat nose pliersFlush cuttersChasing or Ball Pein HammerAnvil or Bench BlockWire Rounder / Cup Burr (They’re easier to find online by Googling “wire rounder”)An 8mm mandrel, such as a Crayola crayon First, use the tips of your round nose pliers to bend one end of each wire into a simple loop, or use Fee’s tutorial to make round loops instead. Bend the wire tail
Wire Wrapping Technique, Wire Wrapping Instructions for Making Beaded Jewelry!
Learn a beginner jewelry wire wrapping technique, used in making wire jewelry and bead jewelry making, with illustrated step-by-step wire wrapping instructions. Wire Wrapping Technique #2:How to Make a Double End Wrapped Wire Loop Using Wire Jewelry Making Supplies 20 gauge (.81 mm) round half hard wire (for practice use brass or copper wire)a few beads for practice Jewelry Making Tools one pair round nose pliersone pair chain nose plierswire Cutters Jewelry Wire Wrapping Instructions Make a wrapped wire bead unit. 1. Use a fine point marker and mark the jaws of your round nose pliers at about 3/8" (4.76 mm) (or other measurement) from their tip. 2. With your dominant hand, pick up the chain nose pliers. 3. 4. With your dominant hand pickup the round nose pliers, grasp the horizontal portion of the wire at the bend. Let's continue ourJewelry Beading for Beginners lesson Wire Wrapping Technique #2... 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Let's continue our Beading for Beginners Beading Basics lesson! 10. 11. 12. 13.
How to Make Earring Wire Tutorials with Variations
Have you ever run out of ear wires or wish you could hand forge your own for the ultimate artisan look? Here are several options to try using common tools you already have. You'll also need to stalk around the house and look for a few more. 1. First find something cylindrical - approximately 1/2 " in diameter. A dry erase marker pen works really well. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8. This pretty variation adds an additional loop in the front - this also takes up the excess wire which results when you are making the ear wire smaller. It looks oddly open (above right) so this is where that reforming comes in. 9. 10. 11. So have a go if you've never done it before. Also check my post on how to use a large bail forming pliers - this wonderful tool can also be used to make ear wires easily. ______________________________ Original Post by THE BEADING GEMJewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips />
wigjig - Le blog de Valérie
10 août 2014 7 10 /08 /août /2014 19:53 J'ai aussi réalisé un autre pendentif avec ma plaque wig jig, pour vous donner un aperçu voici la plaque avec les chevilles du motif et le pendentif Published by Valérie 26 - dans pendentif fil d'alu Bijoux WigJig 2 août 2014 6 02 /08 /août /2014 15:28 Une création 100% perso (sauf les perles) : Pour commencer la parure voici le bracelet en fil d'aluminium de 1mm et perles fimo de 8-10 mm. À venir, le collier et les boucles d'oreille ... Bon week end !!!!! Published by Valérie 26 - dans Bracelet Bijoux WigJig fil d'alu 31 juillet 2014 4 31 /07 /juillet /2014 21:11 Ce soir, premier gros travail avec la planche Wig Jig et je dois dire que je suis assez fière de moi, je trouve ce pendentif plutôt pas mal (auto-satisfaction quand tu nous tiens !!!) Published by Valérie 26 - dans Bijoux pendentif WigJig 31 juillet 2014 4 31 /07 /juillet /2014 21:07 avec du fil d'alminium de 1 mm
Ear Wire Tutorial - Something Sublime
I have a passion for beautiful earrings. I love to wear them and I love to make them. Because I also crave variety, I've learned to make my own ear wires. I never buy ear wires for my handmade earrings and I don't think you should either. First, a quick lesson in measuring wire gauge. Insert your wire into the slot that corresponds with the size wire you think you have. Step 1: Measure the wire and trim each end so it's flush...nice and flat. Step 2: Lay your wire against a ruler (oscillating dinosaurs optional) and cut it to 2 1/2 inches, again, making sure the cutters are facing the proper direction for you to get another flat end on the piece of wire you'll be using. Use the length of wire you just cut as a measure for cutting your second length. Make sure you're getting those ends flush cut. Step 3: Use a nice chasing hammer to gently pound the very end of your cut wires. Give the wire a firm, but gentle, twist, turning your wrist forward. Yes!
Quel fil choisir pour faire ses bijoux? | Art et Perles
8 types de fils que j’utilise régulièrement pour fabriquer des bijoux fantaisie! Il existe une multitude de fils pour enfiler ou travailler les perles. Mais lequel choisir? Fil câblé ou fil de pêche?Fil de soie ou fil polyester?Fil d’aluminium ou de métal? Il est donc important de choisir son fil à bijoux avec soin. Voici donc Les 8 types de fils que j’utilise pour faire des bijoux Le fil câblé J’aime ce fil car il est très résistant, existe dans de nombreux coloris, permet un enfilage de perles très rapide. Mais, je le trouve un peu rigide et donc je ne l’utilise pas pour des colliers longs. Sa taille est définie en diamètre (0.010 jusque 0.024 un des plus épais). Noter que ce fil se trouve en gris neutre, couleurs diverses, argent, or, plaqué argent et plaqué or. Le fil de pêche J’ aime car ce fil est résistant. On termine un bijoux avec le fil de pêche par un noeud carré ou par une perle cache- noeud. Vous pourrez voir certains colliers finis avec des perles à écraser. Rubans et cordelettes
