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Hi everyone! Sorry it's been a while since I've written, we had a wedding, family reunion and also I found my biological father all in the same 55 or so days. Whew! But I'm in the middle of 'begin back' and have taught some really great classes over the past couple of weeks. I've included some student projects and classroom images below for your enjoyment! My August and September class and show schedules are out! Visit my Calendar for all the details! And register for any class by clicking here! Hope to see you soon!
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We had an amazing time at the Rocky Mountain Bead Bazaar this weekend! Thank you to all of my wonderful students who completed incredible projects in Sterling Silver and Gold Fill wires! Brave, Beautiful and so much fun! Once again, I was busy teaching and didn't get many pictures, so if you have them, please send me some. <3 A huge thanks to the RMBS Board and volunteers who put their best into this show! You are all very much appreciated! The classrooms were very comfortable and my students and I had a great time! |
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| coiling_101_bracelet_extra_by_perfectly_twisted_jewelry.pdf |
Start these beautiful earrings with your favorite beads and 1.5 to 2 inches of double coil depending on the size of your beads. There are 2 versions of earrings in this file. One for beaded earrings, the second for coiled and unbeaded earrings. At the end of this tutorial are also instructions for making your own earring hooks.
Enjoy!
~ A Perfectly Twisted Mind is a Beautiful Creation ~
Coil measure...
28 gauge wire on 22 gauge wire, around 16 gauge dowel wire...
so, 4 feet of 28g on 10 inches of 22g, makes 1.5 inch double coil on a 16g dowel
NOTE! If you don't already know how to coil wires... watch my video here.
It's 1.36 minutes long and shows the basic way to make a single wire coil, then the double coil. I show both hand and drill methods. The drill is much easier if you are building several Coil beads to use in fun projects such as my earrings and free bracelet tutorials here on this blog. It's much faster than hand coiling and when I get my drill out to coil, I create many of them to use in future projects. Enjoy!!
Enjoy!
~ A Perfectly Twisted Mind is a Beautiful Creation ~
Coil measure...
28 gauge wire on 22 gauge wire, around 16 gauge dowel wire...
so, 4 feet of 28g on 10 inches of 22g, makes 1.5 inch double coil on a 16g dowel
NOTE! If you don't already know how to coil wires... watch my video here.
It's 1.36 minutes long and shows the basic way to make a single wire coil, then the double coil. I show both hand and drill methods. The drill is much easier if you are building several Coil beads to use in fun projects such as my earrings and free bracelet tutorials here on this blog. It's much faster than hand coiling and when I get my drill out to coil, I create many of them to use in future projects. Enjoy!!
| coiling_101_earrings_extra_by_perfectly_twisted_jewelry.pdf |
Adjustable Spiral Weave Ring
This is a gorgeous and simple beginner ring with endless variations! Play around with larger or smaller gauges, beads and different types of wire for variety. This is a great project for those beginning to wire weave! It gets you used to making a ring, without troubling too much over sizing issues just yet. Add beads for variety! The tutorial shows you how! Enjoy!
Material and Tools:
18g Sterling Silver Round Wire
Qty 3, Nine inch lengths
28g Sterling Silver Round Wire
Qty 1, 4 foot length, for weaving
This is a gorgeous and simple beginner ring with endless variations! Play around with larger or smaller gauges, beads and different types of wire for variety. This is a great project for those beginning to wire weave! It gets you used to making a ring, without troubling too much over sizing issues just yet. Add beads for variety! The tutorial shows you how! Enjoy!
Material and Tools:
18g Sterling Silver Round Wire
Qty 3, Nine inch lengths
28g Sterling Silver Round Wire
Qty 1, 4 foot length, for weaving
| 2017_spiral_ring_weave.pdf |
2019 Will bring new tutorials to my store, so I've decided to move some of my older, beginner tutorials out of the store and into the FREE category. Enjoy these hair sticks! Make them with different colored seed beads and try color coated copper! That wire comes in many different colors too!
In this free lesson, you will learn how to create beautiful and durable hair sticks. They are not only decorative, but hold the hair quite well.
Materials:
• Two, 6 inch wooden hair sticks
• 12 inches, Copper Zebra wire, 26 gauge
• 12 inches, Copper Zebra wire, 26 gauge
• 8 inches, Copper wire, 16 gauge
• Aleene’s Platinum Bond, Glass & Bead Slick Surfaces Adhesive (Or any adhesive that will bond the materials)
• Many, 4 to 6mm Copper and / or gold glass seed beads
• Instant, Krazy Glue, brush applicator
In this free lesson, you will learn how to create beautiful and durable hair sticks. They are not only decorative, but hold the hair quite well.
Materials:
• Two, 6 inch wooden hair sticks
• 12 inches, Copper Zebra wire, 26 gauge
• 12 inches, Copper Zebra wire, 26 gauge
• 8 inches, Copper wire, 16 gauge
• Aleene’s Platinum Bond, Glass & Bead Slick Surfaces Adhesive (Or any adhesive that will bond the materials)
• Many, 4 to 6mm Copper and / or gold glass seed beads
• Instant, Krazy Glue, brush applicator
| pt_copperhairsticks.pdf |
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