Steampunk Tree: Wire Wrapping Tutorial: DIY Jewelry

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Supplies:
16 gauge square, dead soft copper wire, 1 piece, 12 inches long, 1 piece 3 inches long
22 gauge half round, dead soft copper wire, 4 pieces, 5/6 inches long
6mm beads, 2 total
Bailing pliers
Flat nose pliers
Jewelry hammer
Wire cutters
Focus and skill

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[lulu]

Lightbulb moment when you finished off bail with loops before bending it!💡🤯😅❤❤❤❤

[anneheron]

I love wrapping trees, and this is just different enough that I might give it a try! Thank you for sharing 😊

[UkaUlziibat]

What a cute tree! Thank you for the tutorial.

[cheryl]

This is so cute. I was making some gear necklaces last year and I ended up putting bead caps on the middle parts of the gears it looks really cool.. Thanks for sharing

[argentforgenstone]

11:32 I just found out today that a guitar pick can push half round into a gap just like that super easy! This whole time and i had the perfect tool sitting around unused 😅

[arbiteria]

Square and half-round wires are not available in many countries like India. Please could you use more universal materials or suggest universal alternatives to such niche materials, since you have viewers and fans around the world! Not all of us are privileged/lucky enough to have niche materials like specialised wires. 😋😋