Woven Wire Wrap for a Crystal Point – Wire Weaving Pendant Tutorial

Description

This tutorial will teach you how to wrap a plain, top drilled crystal point with intricate weaving, coils and spirals. Using the techniques in this tutorial, you can create many different styles of wraps. This lesson teaches one specific design, however you can use what you learn here to create many other designs.

The design was developed for drilled crystal points, but it looks great on crystal prisms as well.

Skill Level:
Intermediate

Material List:
•1 Top Drilled Crystal Point (hole must fit 20 gauge wire)
•15” (38cm) 20g Dead Soft Round Wire (add a couple inches if your crystal point is more than 10mm thick)
•Approximately 10’ (3 meters) 28g Dead Soft Round Wire

Tool List:
•Flush Wire Cutters
•Round Nose Pliers
•Chain Nose Pliers
•Bail Making Pliers or 3-4mm Mandrel

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©Donna Spadafore, Wire Jewelry Tutorials by Gailavira Jewelry.

This tutorial is intended for use by one person only. Please do not share this tutorial with anyone else. Distribution of this tutorial is not allowed without express written consent from the author. If you wish to use the design in this lesson, or a derivative of the design in this lesson, to teach a class you must first contact the author for permission.

If you are an individual, independent jewelry artist you may use this lesson to make jewelry for sale. You may not use this lesson to mass produce items for a commercial operation. You may not have other people make pieces for you based on this design for you to sell.

Derivatives of this tutorial (instructions for a design that is derived from the design in this tutorial) are not allowed without written consent from the author.