
The constant replaying like old recorder really GOT ME! I have to make do with the little time I have after work to make this ring.

Images are taken at 12am this morning... I try my best to show you different angles of my ring...

Level: Advanced
This tutorial consists 40 easy to follow steps.
This lesson will show you how to create an intricate woven bezel applying a consistent "chain-link" weaving pattern for bezel setting. You will also learn how to create chain-link rope to decorate your jewelry.
Although this tutorial is written for Advanced, Steps on how to measure the size of your cabochon and materials required for different size cabochon are also included in this tutorial. This would help you to adapt the technique to different type or size of cabochon or stones.
This technique is very versatile. You can apply this technique not only as bezel setting for cabochon but also to decorate or create other unique jewelry. The possibility is endless.
This lesson will show you how to create an intricate woven bezel applying a consistent "chain-link" weaving pattern for bezel setting. You will also learn how to create chain-link rope to decorate your jewelry.
Although this tutorial is written for Advanced, Steps on how to measure the size of your cabochon and materials required for different size cabochon are also included in this tutorial. This would help you to adapt the technique to different type or size of cabochon or stones.
This technique is very versatile. You can apply this technique not only as bezel setting for cabochon but also to decorate or create other unique jewelry. The possibility is endless.
I have used 26-gauge wire to do this braiding without inserting beads.
Different gauges wire and different consistency would achieve different results (see above picture showing the variation of tightness of the braiding).
It is possible to achieve "tight rope like wire" by pulling and rubbing the sides while braiding.
Will using this braided wire to decorate a commission piece I am working on.
Will be teaching this technique at beading.my this Sunday (18.04.2010). You can also learn this technique via tutorial. Please check out Braided Pearl Bracelet Tutorial from the tutorial section of my blog.
This lesson shows you step by step instruction on the technique used to make a toggle bar and matching ring connector.
Lesson is prepared for beginner to intermediate level with clear enlarged pictures and easy to follow instruction.
· Round nose pliers
· Chain nose pliers
· Wire cutters
· Right Angle Mandrel/ Ring Mandrel
· Ruler
· Marker pen
· Nylon jaw pliers (optional)
LEVEL: Intermediate This tutorial consist 15 easy to follow steps. MATERIALS: - 20g wires (half hard) - 26g wires (half hard or dead soft) - 1 butterfly Swarovski Crystal bead TOOLS: - Round nose pliers - Wire cutters - Chain nose pliers - Flat nose pliers - Right Angle Mandrel (Optional) - Ruler DELIVERY: The PDF format document will be sent to your designated email address within 24 hours or lesser upon receipt of payment. IMPORTANT NOTICE: This listing is exclusive of any materials and tools used. PRICE: USD5.00 |
In this tutorial, you will learn to interconnect loops, using the “Yin & Yang” concept of symmetry to secure a cabochon to create this marvelous “Yin Yang” Chinese Pendant.
LEVEL: ADVANCED
This tutorial consists of 46 very clear pictures in colour and 42 easy to follow steps.
This tutorial is in pdf format.
File size: 1,230KB
You will need Adobe Acrobat reader to view it.
MATERIALS:
4 pieces of 7 ½” 24g wire (half hard)
1 piece of 24” 22g wire (dead soft or half hard)
1 teardrop cabochon (approx 14mm)
TOOLS:
Round nose pliers
Wire cutters
Chain nose pliers
Flat nose pliers
Ruler
DELIVERY:
The PDF format document will be sent to your designated email address within 24 hours or lesser upon receipt of payment.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
This listing is exclusive of any materials and tools used.
PRICE: USD 8.50