2 Easy Wire Wrapped Links for Beginners | Beginner Jewellery Design Series
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Welcome back to the Beginner Design Series! 🌸
In this week's tutorial, we're making two new wire-wrapped link designs and exploring some simple ways they can be incorporated into your jewellery.
I'll show you how I used the daisy-style link in a bracelet design, giving you just one example of how this pretty link can be used.
I'll also show you how the second link can be incorporated into a clasp, demonstrating another way you can think beyond simply joining components together.
And there's more to come!
Next week, I'll be using BOTH of these new links, along with some handmade chain, to create a chain necklace design. So if you'd like to make the complete necklace, make sure you subscribe and come back for next week's tutorial.
The aim of my Beginner Design Series is to help you move from simply learning individual wire-wrapping techniques to using those techniques and components to create your own jewellery designs.
I hope this tutorial inspires you to experiment with these links and come up with your own ideas!
💜 If you enjoy the tutorial, please consider subscribing to Gumnut Lane Jewellery and turning on notifications so you don't miss next week's necklace design.
Happy wrapping!
Linda xx
Gumnut Lane Jewellery
Free wire wrapping tutorials for jewellery makers of all skill levels.
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Share your finished projects, ask questions and connect with fellow wire wrappers.
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The daisy is my favorite, btw😉.
These tutorials are great for getting me out of my creative slump--which I've been in for a while now.
2 Easy Wire Wrapped Links for Beginners | Beginner Jewellery Design Series
Gumnut Lane Jewellery
10,462 views
#BeginnerWireWrapping #WireWrapping #WireJewellery
Welcome back to the Beginner Design Series! 🌸
In this week's tutorial, we're making two new wire-wrapped link designs and exploring some simple ways they can be incorporated into your jewellery.
I'll show you how I used the daisy-style link in a bracelet design, giving you just one example of how this pretty link can be used.
I'll also show you how the second link can be incorporated into a clasp, demonstrating another way you can think beyond simply joining components together.
And there's more to come!
Next week, I'll be using BOTH of these new links, along with some handmade chain, to create a chain necklace design. So if you'd like to make the complete necklace, make sure you subscribe and come back for next week's tutorial.
The aim of my Beginner Design Series is to help you move from simply learning individual wire-wrapping techniques to using those techniques and components to create your own jewellery designs.
I hope this tutorial inspires you to experiment with these links and come up with your own ideas!
💜 If you enjoy the tutorial, please consider subscribing to Gumnut Lane Jewellery and turning on notifications so you don't miss next week's necklace design.
Happy wrapping!
Linda xx
Gumnut Lane Jewellery
Free wire wrapping tutorials for jewellery makers of all skill levels.
⭐ Looking for more tutorials?
Join my Patreon for exclusive intermediate and advanced wire wrapping tutorials.
My Patreon: patreon.com/user?u=84202039
💜 Join our friendly Facebook community
Share your finished projects, ask questions and connect with fellow wire wrappers.
The group is free to join, and approval requires agreeing to the group rules.
👉 FREE Private Facebook Group (Gumnut Lane Free-Form Wire Wonders) Facebook: v8HTxvBr2TvGaEnT
( BE SURE AGREE TO GROUP RULES)
I'd love to know which one you'd be most likely to use in your own jewellery designs!
And don't forget… next week I'll be using both links, along with handmade chain, to create a chain necklace. So make your links now and you'll be ready to follow along! 💜
Happy wrapping!
Linda xx