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bodaszilvia — Wire-wrapping tutorial
Published: 2009-12-07 14:10:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 111350; Favourites: 1561; Downloads: 4030
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This is my bithday gift for you
Feel free to use it, but plz, give credit and send me a link (i'm very curious)!
If you have any questions, plz, ask in a comment so as all the others would learn from it
Have a wonderful day!
my etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/bodaszilvia
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Comments: 334
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Thank you -- what a nice gift you have given us
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Thank youuuuuuuuuuuu!!!!!!!!!! It is so beautiful! Kisses from Brazil! <3
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Made something from your tutorial
twotigers.deviantart.com/art/m…
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Can anyone suggest where to start looking for the best beginning tutorial on wire wrapping jewelry? I would appreciate it.
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I just put up some of my older wire pieces in my gallery, including one I made with the aid of this tutorial.
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Can't wait to try it !!!! Now who's birthday is coming up so I can try this tutorial!!!!!
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have fun!
And feel free to send me a link if you upload a photo of it, I'm curious 
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Thank-you your tutorials are not just helpful... They are flippin awesome. You Rock!
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i'm very happy you found them useful!
Thankee a lot for the nice comment!
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Thank you so much for sharing your talent. This is beautiful. You are an awesome person!
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my pleasure
Thank you for the compliment!
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Very beautiful, it looks so complex. How do you get the coils so evenly placed? I am really hoping to give this one a try, but it looks too complex for me. I need practice LOL
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Thank you very much
There's no secret, just practice as much as you can!
I'm wire wrapping about 10-14 hours every day for 4 years
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Thank you for such a beautifull tutorial!!!
[link]
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thank you for sharing it
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This is brilliant! I'm so making this for my sister and mom. ^.^ This is truely beautiful.
You wouldnt happen to know Diana Almand? I'm going to refer you to her. ^.^ I think you two would get along swell.
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Thankee very much, i hope it was useful for you!
No, i don't know her
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you should really check out her work, its amazing
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its harder than i thought because its an whole different technique than i learned at my school XD
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That's very exciting for me, i'm 100% self taught.. what did you learn at school?
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i learned to use metal saw , to make different alloys with silver, copper and gold , we weld, we sculpt wax to make casts, we file, we polish, we produce our own tools, we crimp ( i got a lot of precious stone for this ). two of my own creations at school are these -> [link]
and this one [link] i'm ver proud of these because i did the design , it was free creations , its funnier to create than reproducing what the teachers want . If it wasn't that i was sick i would have made a lot . Now i'm ready to return to school and do my next work , i'll have to do a small box for a pendant that open ( to put a picture inside . its very fun , i really found my passion , i really want to be a jeweler in my life .
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that sounds great!
These are the things i don't know yet, but some of them are on my learning-list
Sometimes it's good, because i had to find out myself how to make a locket using wire wrapping only, and i discover new ways, but sometimes i feel that i cannot make everything i want..
Though the photos are a bit too blurry, i like the pieces you linked, especially the owl!
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i know what you mean and the picture are blurry because i have an old camera XD i would need someone from the photographie class in my school for that. Thank you , the pendant took me 2 days to do XD but i'm proud of it
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i understand that, just feel sorry about that i cannot see the details.. i'm sure both pieces are awsome
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yes they are, people want to buy them , the sad thing is that my shark ring cost to much for them and the owl pendant is not for sell because its my symbol XD
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hm.. could you make it using a cheaper metal? copper maybe?
owls are very popular too, i love them so much! I often make steampunk ones and they sell fast
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i can, i just need to buy the material , i just need to know which company my school buy their copper so will be able to do it, i just need to have free time too ( because i can't do personal stuff when i have something to do in my modul at school)
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oh my! that sounds too complicated
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it is because we need the material and he tools like the mold and the two kind of blowtorch ( big and small) which i can't have in my appartement . well, when i'll have the money for a true house, i'll buy little by little what i need to have my own workshop in my house, like this i would be able to work at home too
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i hope you'll be able to do it soon.. and until then wire wrapping is a good 'B plan' indeed
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yes , thank you, i wish you an happy new year
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i'm happy you like it, thakee
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well i'm going to have a go at wire wrapping have got some lovely stones that would great pendants
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I've always wanted to get into wire wrapping and I've never found any good tutorials. Thank you for being one of the first I truly can understand and hopefully use!
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