How to Wire Wrap Jewelry: 16 DIY Jewelry Wire Wrap Tutorials

Give your jewelry designs depth and dimension with the simple wire wrapping techniques demonstrated in this FREE eBook!

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Latest Comments

debicalimlin 4903256

"Missing the instructions link. There isnt even a picture of the finished product."

Crisstara

"I would suggest using 30 or 32 gauge anti tarnish colored wire instead of Nylon thread or Elastic it wouldn't break."

muchtested 4666315

"This project does not link to the full tutorial nor shows a finished earring with tassel."

Crisstara

"I have made this with Glass Pearls 6 or 8 or 10 MM size bead my favorite to use.Also I use a vise it twists the 2 wires together to create the band then I place the bead/beads on the exposed wires then wrap the ends around the band.It looks really great,clean it's very sturdy.I also use 20 Gauge Anti-tarnish Brass colored wire."

smh12669 8226101

"The link to the colorful multistrand pearl necklace doesn't work. Is there a different link to get the tutorial?"

Lopsided Wire Heart Pendant

By: Gloria Uhler from domestic-divaonline.com

Updated February 01, 2019

This image courtesy of domestic-divaonline.com

"Gather your jewelry pliers and cutters to create this interesting heart pendant project that you will want to wear on Valentine's Day and throughout the year. The mix of silver and copper wire make this project unique. Copper coils and curls surround the lower part of the silver wire heart shape resulting in an attractive contrast. One copper bead finishes the design at the bottom of the heart. The copper coils are created on wood skewers and transferred to the silver wires before shaping them."

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Project TypeMake a Project

Bead TypeWire

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Bead Technique UsedChainmail/Wirework

Bead Project TypeNecklace

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