Wire Jewelry Tutorial - WIRE FLOWERS (4 variations, earrings & pendants) - Step by Step Wire Wrapping Wirework Instructions

From KSJewelleryDesigns

This wire jewellery tutorial shows you how to create a basic WIRE FLOWER design made from one length of wire with 5 petals and a bead secured in the flower centre. The step by step lesson goes on to show you how the design can be varied with hammered petals, pointed petals and bead embellishments to the centre of the flower.

My ‘wire flower’ design is very versatile and can be used in many jewellery making projects e.g. earrings, pendants, necklaces or maybe incorporated into a bracelet design. Examples and guidance are given of how to make flowers using thicker wire with bigger beads.

MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED:
24 gauge soft round wire
faceted rondelle beads
26 gauge or 28 gauge soft round wire (optional)
2mm round beads (optional)
(NB. Plated wire is NOT suitable for the hammering and sanding elements of this tutorial)

TOOLS YOU WILL NEED:
wire cutters
round nose pliers
chain nose pliers
flat headed hammer (optional)
bench block (optional)
burnisher, sanding pads or tumbler (optional)

The tutorial is easy to follow and very comprehensive. It contains 18 pages, 37 steps and has 40+ clear photographs to help you understand each step.

It is in PDF format and I aim to send it to your email address within 1 working day from your payment clearing (usually much sooner). NB. Please make it clear when you pay which e-mail address the tutorial is to be sent to by putting it in the ‘notes to seller’ (otherwise I will send it to the e-mail address linked to your PayPal payment). You will need an Acrobat Reader to view the PDF file which can be downloaded for free from http://www.adobe.com .

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I hope you have fun making lots of different flowers and would be grateful if you would give credit to Kristin Smith (K S Jewellery Designs) in any jewellery you make following my tutorial and include a link to my blog or my tutorial. If you send me photos of your work that has been inspired by this tutorial I would love to feature you on my blog: http://ksjewellerydesigns.blogspot.com/

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