We found this wonderful idea and short tutorial that we stumbled on. It is a wonderful way to explore with jewelry wire. I’m sure you can use silver wire, gold wire, copper, or now silver filled and gold filled. It has a unique\u00a0Celtic\u00a0pattern. It’s a little tricky but certainly do-able. Part of the fun of making jewelry is having a little bit of a challenge but not enough to where your pulling your hair out at the workbench. For those wire lovers this might spark an interest.<\/p>\n
“Jasmine is a Celtic bracelet pattern around the two poles are flexed, the Celtic ear than the sample is only one pole.\u00a0<\/span>Already seen in several places in this pattern, Herringbone, this seems to be a popular pattern.”<\/span><\/p>\n This probably isn’t for the faint of heart and certainly looks like a bit of a challenge. Either way we thought it was rather different. A nice jewelry idea using wire wrapping and a few other elements.<\/p>\n http:\/\/bizsugyar.blogspot.com\/2011_09_01_archive.html#3503303693634935678<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Then after your done you could try something a bit more challenging! \ud83d\ude42 This website is amazing, it has many wonderful projects.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Thank you to\u00a0Andrea Serf\u0151z\u0151<\/a>\u00a0from Budapest, Hungary who does amazing wire wrapping! For a short gallery of amazing work from her – go to her web album: Tell me those aren’t inspirational!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
\nTo top it off the description is in Hungarian – So you’re probably going to have to use Google Translate to translate it to English for you. Celtic patterns, especially some, are not out-of-the-ordinary but this nice little wire wrapping project was quite cute and fairly original. Either way, it’s wire all the way with a few beads on top! Have fun.<\/p>\n
\nhttp:\/\/bizsugyar.blogspot.com\/2011_09_01_archive.html#4923251663888186978<\/a><\/p>\n
\n” I’m Andi, wire jewelry making, there were only a few months ago I started. Previously, I had experimented with pearls concatenation, but the created animalcules, rings and other small items are not pleased to have won. I always like to use my creativity and create something that belongs to me. Since my work is quite different kinds of activities, I wanted to find a hobby to realize my ideas, my creativity kibontakoztathatom. I found it on the web, a wire jewelry-making websites. We would like to thank you for your help Cleo, and many ideas of what I learned during the study.”<\/p>\n
\nhttps:\/\/picasaweb.google.com\/115992015222132038212\/Drotekszerek<\/a><\/p>\n