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AMyriadVice — Wire Wrapped Cabochon Locket Tutorial
Published: 2011-11-25 14:12:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 129003; Favourites: 1276; Downloads: 1848
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So, my first tutorial. After that, I'm not sure if I'll make another, haha.If you Do use it, show me what you make, yes?
edit: BTW, I'm often in [link] if you need to ask me something.
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i got my hands on some wire which was suitable for wrapping, but had to use paperclips for the frames, lulz. a polished rock of unknown origin and type.
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Ah! I left a comment. 
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I used this tutorial to make this:
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See the descriptions for more detail about what I used.
Btw, I'm a total beginner to wirework, and I was fine with this tutorial. You say that it's not for beginners, but I had no problem making my locket.
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Why didn't the pictures come through? Here, I'll try again: :thumb302075402: :thumb302075789:
Well, if that doesn't work, here are the links: [link] [link]
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augh, so sorry for the terribad slow reply, I've been barely keeping up with everything.
Well, I did say it was not for beginners, but that was more because the majority of beginners would not have sufficient "touch" with the wire, to mold it neatly - and thus I was worried that some might be discouraged if they tried and it wasn't very neat... which comes quite easily with practice.
Quite nicely done, I say. It's always nice making things for mom, isn't it? 
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It's fine.
Thanks! Yup! I can't wait to see them, once you get through with that business-related work!
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I made one of these for my mom as an early mothers day present and she loves it! Thanks!
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ooh, ooh, any pictures?
I'm glad it was useful for you!
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No pictures, but I can take a few!
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Sure, I would love to see!
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Thank you so much for sharing how you made these I have admired them for a while. I think I will try my hand at this now and I will totally share when I do. Thanks again for putting your time into this
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ooh, please do, yes. I'm glad you like it.
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Oh wow, thank you so much for posting this! I was wondering how to do this with what I have on hand since I have a very limited income and often can't purchase the pieces I would want.
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Oh, you're welcome!
Hmm, if you need supplies, I'm pretty sure my prices at my supplying store are quite low, and and shipping is pretty cheap: [link]
And, feel free to ask if you run into any problems.
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Oh wow, thank you so very much! Really! **hugs** You're a sweetheart.
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Awww! Well yes, I am indeed, a sweetheart. XD
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now if only i had wire. this tut is amazing, thanx for sharing. i must get some wire! this would be a great way for me to use all of my shiny little rocks that are lying around.
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Ah, I do stock some wire in my supplying store: [link]
Perhaps not too many of the heavy gauges at present, though...
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unfortunately, this is the situation of parents not being okay with my craftiness. it takes up too much time, according to them. i have to make do with what i have. perhaps for my birthday, i'll get some wire.
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Ah, one of those situations. Well, problems come in many forms, of course.
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indeed. ah well. thank you anyway. i will try this when i have the materials.
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Very inspirational! Thank you very much, I hope I get a minute to give it a shot
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(You might need considerably more than a minute...) I'm glad you like it!
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Interesting and well-explained, I'll have to give this a try one day
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Good luck! Let me know when you do!
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This is very impressive both in the design and craftsmanship. I've done some wire wrapping myself, although nothing as extensive as your work and I shall try your technique!
Thank you so much for sharing!
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Oh, no problem, and thank you! Do let me see what you come up with!
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I sure will!! ^.^
Out of curiosity, how many people have actually done used your tutorial?
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hm, not too sure right now? Several? I suppose...
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^.^ I'm always wondering when people put amazing craft tutorials which are also difficult, how many people who say they are going to do it, actually do it.
Good for you! ^.^
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I've always been curious on how to make all these kinds of lockers. Thank you, tho im not gonna try it out
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wow thats pretty!
and useful. The directions are awesome! and easy to follow even if you don't know much about wire bending processes (like me!)
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I am getting into wire making jewelry so this is very useful.
thank you for makeing it. ~<3
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I'm hoping to make the first volume available in my new etsy store in about a month from now.
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oh cool! I'll look into that.
I have the tools but I can't get a hold of any different sized wire.
could you tell me where you usually get your wire at?
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Actually, I have some in stock at my store currently, even - [link]
I'll be expanding quickly, hopefully.
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oh! NEAT! I'll have to look into purchasing some! Thank you.
That's cool. Do you work with anyone or is it completely run by you?
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Well, I am the owner, but I have a few slaves - and my darling is one of them.
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What a fantastic tutorial! Great instructions, and easy to follow. Thank you very much!
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Oh, you're most welcome. 
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Please make more tutorials! This one is so great! I plan to make one soon, and this makes it quite understandable!
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ah! Well, I was thinking of making some simpler tutorials for my upcoming shop, I suppose. I'll need to find the time.
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