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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Wire Jewelry Step by Step : Mother

Wire Jewelry Step by Step : Mother

Before I start the lessons, you need to know a few things.

1. The wire can not be too soft. If you start with the soft wire, your names are not
    going to be easy to make them latter on. 28 g. round is good.

2. If you use sq. wire you need to pay attention every time you bend it because it will
    twist, for sure. {In this case you need square nose pliers to untwist it}

3. Always pinch the wire from the back when bending.
    Do not unbend (Go back to do it better} because it will brake

4. Make sure your work is flat and even while you are working the piece otherwise is
    going to be difficult to do it later.

5. Get 15 inches of wire so you practice more than once.

6. Be patient, maybe the first few times is not what you expect but practice will get
    you there. {My first one looked like a license plate in zig zag big and uneven}

Now here we go on the wire name lessons:


        Lesson #                    Description
       One                     Amy
       Two                    Beth
       Three                  Mother
       Four                   Cindy
       Five                    Diane
        Six                      Evelyn
     Seven                 Ruby
     Eight                  Frida

TUTORIAL 3: "Mother" Pendant 

1. Start about 1½ inches from the end of the wire, turning the long piece of the wire to the
    front of the pliers; make a loop {one complete circle}.

2. Working on the long piece of the wire; pinch a little less than ½ of an inch and bend to
    the back.

3. Press it down at the top, roll the top to the right just a little bit. You are rolling two wires
    together (picture #1 in tutorial #1



4. Grasp the wire at the top and pull it to the right, a little bit.

5. Grasp the wire at the middle, and bend it back and up, pinch a little; pull it to the right.

6. Grasp the wire at the top even with the first part of the “M” and bring it down; pinch at
    the top ( you made the “M”)

7. Grasp the wire at the bottom even with bottom of the “M” and bring it up

8. Grasp it about half way from the “M” , bring it down to the right to make a hump 
    (see picture #1)



9. Grasp the wire from the back at the bottom and bring it up through the front 
    (see picture #2)


10. Grasp the wire at he back; on the left side of the circle and bend it to the right
     ( see picture #3) you are making the “o”



11. Leave the pliers there and bring wire to the left and down to make the “o”
      (see picture #4)


12. Grasp the two wires at the bottom and through the “o” bring it up (see picture #5)


13. Grasp it at the top even with the “M” and bend it to the back.; pinch it at the top.

14. Grasp it from the back at the tip; bend it to the right.

15. Grasp the wire that you just bend, an bring it around the pliers and the wire; to the
      front of the “t” you are making the cross of the “t” (see pictures in tutorial #2)



16. Grasp it at the back and bend it down and hide it behind (carefully pinch the cross of
      the “t'” ) making sure is even and you do not see the back wires.

17. Grasp it at the bottom of the “t' and bend it up.

18. Grasp the wire even with the top with the “t” bend it down and to the front looks like
      an “L”.

19. Grasp it at he bottom and bend it up, toward you and pinch it a little.

20. Grasp it in the back about the level of the “o” and bend it to the right, to make a hump
      you made the “h”.

21. Grasp the wire at the bottom and bring it up; grasp it even with the “o” and bring it
      down through the front to make the “e”.


22. Grasp it at the bottom and bring up, (grasp it even with the “e”) and bend it back and
      down, pinch it at the very top and bring it up.

      Grasp it close to the bend top and bring down (see picture #6) you have the “r” Grasp
      it at the bottom through the back and bring it up



Congratulations: You finish the pendant: MOTHER.

Now; take the end; grasp it a little higher than the tip of the “M” (
look at the picture for reference) and bend it up, fold it back and around the
pliers twice, to form a double loop; then around the wire twice to finish it;
cut the excess in the back.

This is for the chain; do the same with the piece of wire that you left in the very beginning.
Finish filing the ends and carefully crimp the ends.

Polish it a little and Enjoy it!!!



Cut the extra wire in the first loop, make it look like a heart. Fold the wire to make a loop
to hang do it twice. Put it on the name.

        Lesson #                    Description
       One                     Amy
       Two                    Beth
       Three                  Mother
       Four                   Cindy
       Five                    Diane
        Six                      Evelyn
     Seven                 Ruby
     Eight                  Frida

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If you decide to purchase, I really wish you the best of luck with this amazing skill that has seen me through all these years..

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All the best,
Cornelius



Monday, January 23, 2012

Wire Jewelry Step by Step: Amy (Pendant)

Wire Jewelry Step by Step : Amy 

Maggie has worked hard on this tutorial for all the people looking for a kickstart in learning wirename crafts. So Thanks to Maggie=) 

During my early days, He tutorials helped me a lot! 

Before I start the lessons, you need to know a few things.

1. The wire can not be too soft. If you start with the soft wire, your names are not
going to be easy to make them latter on. 28 g. round is good.

2. If you use sq. wire you need to pay attention every time you bend it because it will
twist, for sure. {In this case you need square nose pliers to untwist it}

3. Always pinch the wire from the back when bending.
Do not unbend (Go back to do it better} because it will brake

4. Make sure your work is flat and even while you are working the piece otherwise is
going to be difficult to do it later.

5. Get 15 inches of wire so you practice more than once.

6. Be patient, maybe the first few times is not what you expect but practice will get
you there. {My first one looked like a license plate in zig zag big and uneven}



Now here we go on the wire name lessons:

         Lesson #                    Description
       One                     Amy
       Two                    Beth
       Three                  Mother
       Four                   Cindy
       Five                    Diane
        Six                      Evelyn
     Seven                 Ruby
     Eight                  Frida

Tools You Need
  1. Wire,
  2. cutters,
  3. round nose pliers
  4. {maybe square nose pliers.}


Happy twisting!!!!!!

Now here we go on the wire name lessons:


TUTORIAL 1 : “Amy” Pendant



1. Start about 1½ inches from the end of the wire, turning the long piece of the wire to the
front of the pliers; make a loop {one complete circle}.

2. Working on the long piece of the wire; pinch a little less than ½ of an inch and bend to
the back.

3. Press it down at the top, roll the top to the right just a little bit. You are rolling two wires
together (picture #1)


4. Working on the back of the wire; grasp it at the top and bend it up. (picture #2)


5. Grasp it at the top of the “A” and bring all the way down. (picture #3)


6. Grasp it at the bottom of the “A” (second leg) making sure the wire is on the front; and
bring it to the left all the way around the pliers (you have made another loop and the front
part of the cross of the “A”)

7. Grasp it at the cross of the “A” this time in the front and bring the wire around and to
the back of the “A”. Hide this wire behind the one in the front.( It should looks like the
picture # 4)



8. Press it down a little bit. To clamp it.

9. Grasp the wire next to the tip of the loop (picture #5) bring it down to make a hump. 


10. Grasp at the bottom (should be even with second loop) bring it back and up, pressing a
little at the foot of the first hump.

11. Grasp in the back the top of the leg you just made and bring it over to the right.
(second hump)

12. Grasp the wire and bend it to the back and up again; grasp it in the back and make
another hump. You should have a complete “m”. 


13. Grasp it on the bottom of the “m” bend wire to the right and up; grasp the wire at the
top; make it even with the “m” and bring down. Press it a little. You got the first leg of the
“y”

14. Grasp it at the bottom bring to the right and up.

15. Grasp it at the top (a little higher than the first part of the “y:”) bring it to the back and
down; press it at the top and roll the two wires together a little bit. (you should have the
“y” )

16. From the back grasp the tail (wire should be in front of the pliers) bring to the left and
up to the right.

17.Now, take the end; grasp it a little higher than the tip of the “A (look at the picture for reference) and bend it up, fold it back and around the pliers twice, to form a double loop; then around the wire twice to finish it; cut the excess in the back. This is for the chain; do the same with the piece of wire that you left in
the very beginning. Finish filing the ends and carefully crimp the ends. Polish it a little and
Enjoy it!!!

 Congratulations you finish the name. 

You can go to other tutorials by clicking the link below. Thank you.


        Lesson #                    Description
       One                     Amy
       Two                    Beth
       Three                  Mother
       Four                   Cindy
       Five                    Diane
        Six                      Evelyn
     Seven                 Ruby
     Eight                  Frida
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If you decide to purchase, I really wish you the best of luck with this amazing skill that has seen me through all these years..

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All the best,
Cornelius



Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Introduction

Wire name craft is a art of bending wires to into names. As people likes to personalize many of their belongings i.e they like to write names on their books, if you go to the beach you might see, on a trees somewhere, written someone's name love somebody..and I see that young people like to see their names in everything that they have i.e handphones, school bags, even tattoo, and etc

So I want to share this craft with many people. This craft is unique. This art has somekind of 'soothing' effect when you're doing them. It can keep your mind away from the stressful things that are happening in your life. It is NOT the only way though.

I've come to realize that whatever tools we use for self-help, if we don't look to God and surrender our every burden to Jesus, then all these tools are bound to fail. Nothing works with God's intervention, or rather it will not last.

SO this is my attempt to share this art with people out there.

So come back often to this blog as I attempt to write about this craft.

C
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Or you can just add to your hobby list with the added bonus of being able to make Birthday and Christmas presents !

If you decide to purchase, I really wish you the best of luck with this amazing skill that has seen me through all these years..

Get it HERE

All the best,
Cornelius



 

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