Wire wrapping crystals

Learn how to make a wire wrapped pendant in this DIY wire jewellery craft tutorial by Dee from Oruki Design.

In this wire-wrapping tutorial for beginners, I'll show you how to wire-wrap crystals to make easy crystal pendants!

In this blog post, I discuss a few simple wire wrapping techniques for anyone who is starting out. If you are new to wire jewelry making, you may be feeling a little lost or overwhelmed so hopefully this will help a bit. Before you get started, you should be familiar with how to make jump […]

Hi my crafting friends, today I want to share with you a wire wrapped earring DIY project. You will learn how to make consecutive loops using two paralleled wires, as well as how to use them to embellish the pearl. It is a simple but clever design, perfect for summer wedding or beach vacations. Now let's get started! Material Needed 50cm 28 gauge kc gold soft copper wire 60cm 22 gauge kc gold soft copper wire Ten 3mm pearl beads Two 12mm coin pearl beads Step 1. Creative Loops Using Two…

In this wire-wrapping tutorial, I will show you how to wire-wrap a stone without holes with just wire, no soldering!

Wire wrap crystal is the process of creating a small cage for an irregularly shaped object, such as a raw crystal. This is a beginner-level project, we provide the proper steps for this project in today’s blog.

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How to Wire Wrap Irregular Stones: One day my Granny handed me this little tumbled stone that a friend of hers had given her and knowing I made jewelry, asked me if I could turn it into a pendant for her. In the jewelry making world we can be quite obsessed with symmetry and only u…

If you're a beginner, check out my list of wire-wrapping tools and supplies that you'll need to get started.

Wire Wrapped Pendants, the Easy Way: I've been making wire-wrapped pendants for about two years now, after I learned about it from my friends. We originally started with river rocks and plain hardware-store wire, but I progressed to sea glass and occasionally tumbled stones and I use c…