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Wire Cuff Bracelet Pattern
Category:
JewelryType:
BraceletSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Basic knowledge of wire wrapping techniques are needed for this project but an adventurous beginner may be just fine
Pattern Description:
A sparkling wire wrapped cuff bracelet in sterling silver and 14kt gold-filled wire. The ends can be gently squeezed together for a snugger fit or gently pulled wider for a looser fit.
This tutorial will teach you to make this stunning wire wrapped cuff bracelet and is suitable for anyone with a basic knowledge of wire wrapping techniques. Tutorial is 18 pages long and uses 39 large and clear photographs to perfectly detail the process involved in creating this bracelet design. With a few minor changes you can create a bracelet suitable for anyone - man, woman or child!
The bracelet shown in the tutorial is a combination of both sterling silver and 14kt gold-filled wire, but this bracelet also looks fabulous in silver/copper and in solid silver or gold-filled.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- As written, this bracelet will fit a small woman's wrist
Materials:
- 42 inches 20g square half hard sterling silver wire
- 21 inches 20g square gold-filled dead soft wire
- 28 inches 18g half round sterling silver half hard wire
- flat nose pliers
- flush cutters
- pin vise or hobby drill
- fine tip black marker
- painters or masking tape (painters tape is less sticky and less likely to leave glue on the wire after removal)
- file
- small can or other round object to shape bracelet around
Wire Cuff Bracelet Pattern
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About the Designer
I think I was born into creativity. With a goldsmith for a grandfather, a photographer for a father and a silversmith/glass artist for a mother it was unavoidable! I've worked in many mediums over the years, but my favorites are the precious metals and polymer clay. I love the elegance and richness of silver and gold, while polymer clay satisfies my need to sculpt and to "create ...
I think I was born into creativity. With a goldsmith for a grandfather, a photographer for a father and a silversmith/glass artist for a mother it was unavoidable! I've worked in many mediums over the years, but my favorites are the precious metals and polymer clay. I love the elegance and richness of silver and gold, while polymer clay satisfies my need to sculpt and to "create life"!
Recently I've discovered the joy of fiber arts and I'm learning to spin and knit.
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