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Wire-Wrapped Jewelry for Beginners - Step-by-Step Illustrated Techniques Tools and Inspiration - cover

Wire-Wrapped Jewelry for Beginners - Step-by-Step Illustrated Techniques Tools and Inspiration

Lora S. Irish

Publisher: Fox Chapel Publishing

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Summary

Wire wrapping is a quick and easy technique that will take your jewelry making to the next level. A little wire, a few simple tools, and some brightly colored beads are all you need to start creating your own intriguing fashion statements. By adding new wires to basic links, you can alter simple links into complex and fascinating focal designs. Wire-Wrapped Jewelry for Beginners teaches 30 expert wire wrapping methods, such as forming bent-wire links, working a wrapping pattern, wrapping sequential layers, embellishing decorative loops, adding coil elements, and much more. This complete beginner's guide to wire wrapped jewelry includes 8 easy step-by-step projects for making stunning necklaces, pendants, brooches, hair pins, and earrings.
Available since: 10/24/2022.
Print length: 104 pages.

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