Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Page 1
1) CopyrightPlease do not distribute, lend or copy. Do not mass produce.
Copyrights 2012 XQ Designs
2) Descriptions:Here is a tutorial that for sure you’ll have fun creating!
The Web Pendant will teach you how to perfect your wrapping techniques by creating a web-like weaved wires. You’ll also learn how to make loops and use these techniques in creating various designs for wire jewelry.
3) Materials and Tools:4 x 8cm (3 inches) 0.6mm (22ga) wire0.3mm (28 ga) wire8pcs 0.4mm beads4pcs 0.3mm beadsWire cutterRound nose pliersTape Measure
Page 2
4) Step By Step GuideStep 1: The web frameCut 4 pcs of 3 inches 22ga wire.
Step 2: Pick up 2 wires and bend each one in half like a "V" shape.
Page 3
Step 3: Take the wires and insert in between the bent area like so.
Wrap one "V" shaped wire by bending the wire in opposite directions like shown in arrow. By doing so your wire will interlock.
Page 4
Step 4: Then try to straighten the wires with your fingers.
Step 5: Pick up one more 3-inch wire as your 3rd wire and bend in half. Insert the wire in between the first 2 wires.
Then wrap once by bending the wires in opposite directions like shown in arrow.
Page 5
Step 6: Pick up your 4th 3-inch wire and bend in half. Insert again in between the interlock wires, perpendicular to your 3rd wire.
Step 7:
Page 6
Then bend the wires in opposite directions.
Step 8: Securing the wiresBend the rest of the wires in opposite direction to ensure the wires are locked in place.
Step 9:
Page 7
Straighten and adjust the wires to have even spaces.
Step 10: Weaving the webTake your 28ga wire. Working directly from the spool, wrap the wire twice onto the web frame.
Page 8
After wrapping twice bring the wire up and under then wrap again twice onto the next web frame.
Then bring the wire up and over then wrap again twice onto the next web frame.
Page 9
Continue by bringing the wire up and under then wrap again twice onto the next web frame.
Keep repeating the steps of wrapping until you've gone all the way around the web frame.
Page 10
When you reach your first web frame, go all the way around again.
Step 11: Finishing the end of the web frameWrap neatly, until you can trim the ends of the web frame and have about .60 inches or 1.5cm left.
Page 11
Slide in a 0.4mm bead.
Then bend the wire like so.
Page 12
With your nose pliers, grip bent wire.
Make a loop by rotating your hand with the round nose pliers towards you.
Page 13
Make a full turn until you create a loop.
Step 12: Repeat Step 11 for the rest of the web frame.
Page 14
Step 13: Covering the knotsTake 4 x 0.3mm beads and with your 28ga wire wrap and weave it onto the center of the web to cover the knotted wires.
Attach a jump ring and you have now finished your Web Pendant!
If you have any query or feedback for the tutorial,
Please contact me at [email protected].
Page 15
5) Websites
Blog: http://www.Handmade-Jewelry-Club.com,
Handmade Jewelry Club is an Online Jewelry Making Magazine that gathers jewellery making tutorials and lessons around the world and shares it with DIY enthusiasts. We also feature great artists, teachers and jewellery designs around the world.
Membership: www.diybeadingclub.com
Over the years Handmade Jewelry Club and DIYLessons.org have published original jewelry making tutorials and designs to give inspiration to crafters, beadweavers and handcraft jewelry makers all over the world. We’ve shared jewelry making tutorials, tips and tricks to everyone and now we’ve come up with a club, SOLELY to cater to our crème de la crème EXCLUSIVE members. At Diybeadingclub.com you’ll get to see an array of jewelry making tutorials, carefully created, chosen and compiled, aiming to teach all skill levels so with us, you’ll get to be a beginner, intermediate and advanced student. Join our club as we venture together into the art of jewelry making!
Beading and Wire Jewelry Tutorials: http://www.diylessons.org.
DIYLessons.org is a directory and marketplace for jewellery making and craft tutorials in digital format (eBooks & video), as well as physical books. We also list DIY, craft, jewellery making supplies such as beads, findings, clay and art supplies. It is entirely free of charge to list DIY related items. We aim to build the largest online database for free and paid DIY tutorials, videos and supplies over time.
Page 16
