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Double Knit Viking Weave
Sale Price: $28.00 |
DescriptionThis class DVD provides professional instruction on the procedure & art of Viking Weave, a beautiful, traditional wire-working technique to shape wire into a woven tube for bracelets or necklaces. It is clear, concise, foundational training that enables beginners to craft their first Viking Weave jewelry... |
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22K Gold Plated Metal Fancy Hair Combs - Fun Craft Beading Project 1 1/4 Inches (12) |
DescriptionThese gold plated hair comb accessories measure 2.5 inches wide and just shy of 1.5 inches in length and the gold finish glistens in the light! These hair combs are made to stay in with a secure grip so that you can get creative with embellishments! Get started on your next Jewelry Making project!These hair combs have 16 wire looped tongs wrapped around a gold bar... |
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Silver Plated Fancy Hair Combs - Fun Craft Beading Project 2 1/2 Inches (12)
Sale Price: $12.99 |
DescriptionThese silver plated hair comb accessories measure 2.5 inches wide and just shy of 1.5 inches in length and the silver finish glistens in the light! These hair combs are made to stay in with a secure grip so that you can get creative with embellishments! Get started on your next Jewelry Making project! These hair combs have 16 wire looped tongs wrapped around a silver bar... |
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Plastic Tweezers
Sale Price: $8.10 |
DescriptionPlastic, non-conductive and non-magnetic tweezers are ideal for changing watch batteries and handling small watch parts and screws. Non-conductive plastic tweezers are the perfect solution for handling batteries and electronics... |
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Beadalon Mini Cutter
Sale Price: $5.95 |
DescriptionUse the Mini Cutter for precision cuts on wire ends. Semi-flush cut, lap joint construction, single-leaf spring, double-dipped handles. |
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Beadalon Wire Looping Pliers
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DescriptionTop jaw has 3 sizes to help create a wide variety of loop sizes. The lower jaw is concave to help form round rings/curves in wire. Ideal for remembrance and plated steel memory wire. |
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Lindstrom 7891 - Supreme Pliers - Chain Nose - Serrated Jaw Shape - 5.2" L
Sale Price: $54.49 |
DescriptionThe Lindstrom 7891 Supreme Chain Nose Pliers are the perfect pliers for general electronic work, repair and fine mechanical work. Most Supreme series pliers have a specially made box joint with extra long contact surfaces, made possible by a special manufacturing technique... |
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Artterro Wire and Bead Art Kit
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DescriptionEco-friendly art kits from Artterro have colorful, fun art supplies. No two kits are exactly alike, each features a unique assortment of colors and patterns. Twist colorful wire into large mobiles adorned with Glass Beads, make many small ornaments or even construct a unique sculpture... |
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Alex Toys Giant Pipe Cleaner Party Craft Kit
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DescriptionGiant Pipe Cleaner Party Kit. Make hats, jewelry, puppets' flowers, crowns and much more with this collection of 120 pipe cleaners in a variety of colors, sizes and styles. Contents conform to ASTM D4236 and F963... |
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Silver Plated Hair Combs 1 3/4 Inches (6) 25008
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DescriptionBrand: Minor Details Style: 15 Teeth Metal Hair Comb with 14 Holes Color: Silver Plate Size: 1 3/4 Inch Wide (44mm) by 1 7/16 Inch (36mm) top to bottom. Holes are about 1.5mm in diameter. Quantity: 6 Condition: New and Unused Uses: Disclaimers: The photograph may not clearly reflect the exact color as listed due to the camera, the lighting and other factors such as your screen settings |
This is a very interesting and unusual way to create jewelry. Fabric strips from old clothing or bed linens are used again focusing on recycling items. Strips of fabric are wrapped around a length of wire and secured with colored embroidery threads. The finished length is coiled around a pen and formed into a cone or lozenge shape. You can make these any size you want. The smaller ones make great earrings and the medium sized ones are great for brooches. These can also be made into wonderful Christmas ornaments!
Materials:
27 ½ inch of wire
Three different fabrics
Scissors
Embroidery thread, 4 colors, including metallic thread
Thick cotton thread
Beads or sequins
Needle and thread
Brooch clip fastening
Clip or fish hook earring findings
Basic Method:
1. Cut the fabric strips ½ in wide and the same length as the wire. Wrap three different strips round the wire using embroidery thread. Continue winding with the thread in random patches. Near the end of the wire, add a loop of thick cotton thread facing the end and continue wrapping the embroidery thread over the loop. Thread the end of the embroidery thread into the loop with one hand and with the other hand pull the two ends of the loop to the left until the thread end is tied off.
2. Wrap other colored embroidery threads in patches along the entire length. Now you can be creative and add a string of beads or sequins.
3. Continue wrapping the metallic thread round one end and then bend the end back on itself. Finish wrapping with metallic thread and finish the ends as described in step 1.
4. Now wrap the finished length around a pen or pencil shaping it into a spiral.
5. Take the pen out of the coil and now you can sculpt it into a cone shape for a brooch or lozenge shape for the earrings. Stitch the fabric coils securely together. You can sew the brooch clip on back or stitch the earring findings to one end of the lozenge shape. If you would like to make Christmas ornaments then just make a small loop and stitch at the top of each shape.
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