Wire Style 2: 45 New Jewelry Designs by Denise Peck

Author:Denise Peck [Peck, Denise]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
ISBN: 9781620333181
Publisher: Interweave
Published: 2013-04-30T22:00:00+00:00

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Ceramic beads: Elaine Ray. Brass chain and findings: Vintaj Brass Co. Brass wire: Patina Queen.

1Cut four 2" (5 cm) pieces of 20g wire. Curve each wire around the Sharpie marker, forming a U shape. String 1 ceramic ring bead onto one side of the U shape. Lightly hammer the curve and the side of the U shape without the bead. Form a simple loop on each end of the wire parallel to each other. Repeat for the remaining 3 ceramic ring beads.

2Attach a 4mm jump ring to each simple loop on the bottom of the U-shaped links. Attach a 7mm jump ring to each 4mm jump ring and connect to a simple loop of another U-shaped link. Alternate the ring beads so that the beads sit on alternate sides.

3Fold the 6" (15 cm) section of chain in half and attach each end link to one of the simple loops on the end of the cascading rings section.

4Attach a 7mm jump ring to the end of the chain section.

5Cut seven 2½" (6.5 cm) pieces of 20g wire. With 1 piece, form a wrapped loop. String 1 tube bead. Form another wrapped loop on the other end of the bead. Repeat for the remaining 6 tube beads. Join the links using 7mm jump rings.

6Attach a 7mm jump ring to the end of the tube bead section and attach the brass lobster clasp. To fasten the necklace, attach the lobster clasp to the last U connector at the curved side.

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