Learn How to Create a Wire Weave Ring in 15 Minutes! Fidget Ring Tutorial

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**Note: Start the weave 2-3 inches down from the start of the base wires.**

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CHAPTERS
Intro: 00:00 - 00:26
Tools and Materials: 00:27 - 00:48
Creating the Ring Band: 00:49 - 07:17
Setting the Stone: 07:18 - 9:39
Adding Woven Accents: 09:40 - 12:12
Adding the Beads: 12:13 - 14:05
The Finished Piece: 14:06 - 14:44
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This video is NOT sponsored, but does contain affiliate links which means that if you buy something I get a small commission.
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In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create this stunning crown ring using basic wire gauges, a cabochon of your choosing and a handful of copper beads.

It's such a great statement piece and works well as a fidget ring for those with anxiety or just the need to fidget!

Let's get started!
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Materials:
(x4) Segments of 20 gauge round wire (dead-soft)
*To determine the amount you need, first determine that you need for the ring band by using a scrap piece of wire and wrapping it around the ring mandrel a 1/2 size larger than the intended size. Once you've determined the amount you need for the ring band, add 4-6 inches to that length.
About 3-5 feet of 28 gauge round wire (dead-soft).
6-8mm Round Cabochon
x20-30 2mm Copper beads

Tools:
Chain Nose Pliers
Round Nose Pliers
Flush Cutters
Ruler
Ring Mandrel
Sharpie

Spring Clamp: (I got mine from a hardware store).

Ring Clamp:
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Where I get some of my beads and materials:

Where I get my wire:
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[StephenBevilacqua]

Hello Ellie really like this ring, I want to thank you for your totorials and love to hear your sweet voice your a great narrator and very calming💖

[victoriaharrison-sewell]

A beautiful ring. Can't wait to do this, thank you so much for sharing your creative skills..

[maritapia]

Oooh que preciosidad❤ gracias por el tutorial, qué tengas buen fin de semana ☺️

[fatimabttt]

Can I use back pointed gemstone instead of cabochons?

[elainepereira]

Hello, just wondering what length your 20g wire pieces are?

[sharonrowland]

Thanks for the pretty ring tutorial and all... I wish the title wouldn't have been disingenuous, though. Semantically, I suppose the clickbate title speaks true, but I think you knew what you were doing by phrasing it the way you did, making people think if they watch your tutorial, they, too, can make this ring in just 15 minutes. Just gotta use their magic wands to edit bits out, like you did, to speed up the whole process, eh? Sure. It's easy.