I would like to introduce you a tutorial on Cosmos Wire-Wrapping Tutorial written by Sylvia of Garadryl Design from Germany. In this tutorial you will learn how to frame 1 1/4" beads like the stunning moon focals from Beadles.
A bit about Sylvia/ Garadryl Design:
Since 2005 she enjoys designing jewellery which came to her by accident seeing a bali-beads-crystal bracelet on a lady's arm. She did a basic course at a suppliers shop and was instantly infected. Apart from this course she is self-taught.
Her jewellery is designed with lampwork beads, precious stones, silver and lots of enthusiasm. She enjoys wire-wrapping, chainmail, stringing, fusing and recently soldering techniques.
Her little studio is situated near Cologne, Germany where she lives with her family and their cute pet rabbits.
She has also written another tutorial catering for the beginner which she calls Chakra Pendant.
Sylvia has plans to write more tutorials. They will be about wire-wrapping, she also plans to includes a bit of soldering, for pendants or earrings. So do visit her website to find out the latest news!
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Sylvia has plans to write more tutorials. They will be about wire-wrapping, she also plans to includes a bit of soldering, for pendants or earrings. So do visit her website to find out the latest news!
Download lots of free jewelry making tutorials at DiyLessons! Are you a jewelry (jewellery) making teacher/ tutor? You can also list your tutorials here too.
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Find the website useful? You can easily link us using the codes below by just copy and paste them into your blog or website. You can also include the codes in your email and recommend it to your friends!
