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Learn how to make this '4 Winds' chain maille bracelet in my step-by-step jewellery tutorial.

Materials Used: Jumprings using 1.25mm diameter wire (16ga) - 4.1 mm internal diameter - 6mm internal diameter 1.25mm diameter copper wire (16ga)

Learn to create a cute pair of nature-inspired earrings with this beginner-friendly wire wrapping/wire weaving tutorial. Materials: 20 and 28 gauge round, soft wire 6mm beads (2 per earring) Cat's eye beads Ear wires of your choice Tools Used: Chain Nose Pliers Round Nose Pliers Flush Cutters Ruler Fine tip sharpie (optional)

Easy tutorial to make a wire pendant in the shape of a leaf. Materials: Copper wire 18G and 26G. Tools: Cutting pliers, round and flat. File for jewelry.

Ribbon and chainmaille rings; the rings are woven onto the ribbon.

In this video from Aussie Maille you will learn how to make our Staggered HP3in1 Bracelet.

You have a nice donut bead/stone and want to wear it as a pendant but do not know how to present it better? Today I will show how to make a Cat Claw Knot .

Beautiful effects, like cracked glass. This uses metal sheet, embossing folder, alcohol ink, _Matte Accents_ and _Rock Candy Crackle_. The alcohol ink is applied after the embossing, the matte varnish is there to ensure that the _Rock Candy_ will stick to the metal.

This shows you how to crochet a Boho Bead Bracelet. Here’s a quick and easy project to show you how to crochet with beads. The tapered ends are made with regular Single Crochet stitches, but the center beaded part consists of Tunisian Simple Stitch Crochet. You don’t need a special hook for this – your regular crochet hook will work just fine.

Are you on Ravelry? Be sure to add this pattern to your Ravelry queue: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/boho-bead-bracelet

Make a pretty flower charm with rondelle beads, jump rings, and nylon thread.

Six Easy Clay earrings ideas using homemade airdry clay. Would be fine using other types of clay too. Pretty good design ideas; serving as designs or as inspiration for new designs.

Various suggestions for things to decorate with acrylic skins. Also a demonstration of making pendants with bezels, cabochons and E-6000 glue. The interesting thing here is that the videoer considers it sufficient to just glue the cabochon down (rather than gluing the skin down first), because that will hold everything in place underneath it, presumably because the cabochon will glue itself to the bezel sides. Worth a try.

Useful rule-of-thumb data for lengths for bracelets, anklets and necklaces.

Tutorial for vortex spiral earrings. These are really lovely and very customizable; add beads or spirals to make a whole range of spiral vortex earrings.

Simple and pretty wire wrap copper ring.

Interesting technique using an open-backed bezel and silicone putty to capture the shape of a found organic object like shells or flowers. What makes this interesting is that the bezel is part of the (created out of silicone putty) mould, so the resin sets inside the bezel itself, so you don't have to try to fit the item inside the bezel. Then when the resin is set, you can fill in the other side, so that it is smooth on both sides. Another interesting aspect is that one could make something semi-translucent instead of completely opaque, possibly dusting the surface with mica powder, and you could get interesting effects when the light shines through it.

This tutorial shows how to make an adjustable necklace by using two whippings to tie the adjustable knot, rather than tieing a bulky knot. This tutorial shows how to do it with traditional whipping, but a similar effect could be done with wire wrapping.

This tutorial shows you how to prong set a cabochon with wire. Long but detailed. It's a good design, holds the cabochon well, while the prongs are unobtrusive.

Tutorial Christmas tree earrings - wire wrap jewelry making. Clever and simple design, featuring (a) no need for a cone mandrel because one makes a flat coil and then stretches it out (b) can be work-hardened with a hammer (c) cleverly manages to put beads INSIDE the coil of the tree.

Two nifty techniques using wirework and metal filigree and flower/bead-cap findings. The first, making a drop earring with a flower finding and filigree, just a very simple nifty idea. It would work for a pendant, too. The second, making a fancy flower by layering flower findings + bead caps, then combining three of them to make a large brooch. You could also use them to make drop earrings.

This tutorial shows you how to make a pair of easy celtic knot wirework drop earrings.