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Published: 2007-09-30 15:39:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 20902; Favourites: 203; Downloads: 732
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Hi!I've made a tutorial of wire wrapped earrings. The wire wrap how I'm doing it. I hope you like this tutorial!
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im hoping to start making jewelry and what not soon and this will really help me now and then, im sure. thank you so much!
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Will the galvanized steel wire works well? I've just bought it....
There is a little.... wat should this called?
I don't think that is rust, but it's look kinda....dim.
I would like to make a ear cuff with this wire, to make it brighter, should i polish it? using wax? or do u hav any suggestion?
Sorry for my lame English......
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Nice tutorial! I've never managed the no words approach. Gotta work on that
I think a plainer background might show off the detail better though.
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at first that tutorial was made for a few friend of mine who are making jewelry too.. and than after that i've decided to put that totorial here on the internet...
that's why..
but the next time if I make a tutorial I'll be more careful abuot the background.
Thanks for the great tipp!
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Sounds like a familiar story 
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Nice tutorial!!! Easy n clear!!!
Question!!! About the wire, what material u prefer to use ?? How to prevent the wire get rusty? Or what material could withstand the rust??
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Thanks!
All the time I use silverplated wire. Sometimes when I don't have this wire I use inox wire. I prevent the stuff to get rusty - i put them in a box and in my armoire. They are safe
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To bend it..like, do you use pliers?
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off course I use pliers. to cut, to modelate the wire, but some job you can't do with them, you have to use the fingers
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It was a pleasure taking pictures!
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This is a nice tutorial, but I was wondering if you would mind making a necklace one, showing how to wrap tumbled gemstones. I can't seem to find an accurate one anywhere. They basically just tells me to 'wrap it' and then it's over without giving any pointers or anything at all.
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hm... 
But this will take time
So in the middletime.. you'll have to try again, try again, try again
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Yeah, that's what I've been doing. But it's so hard when you don't have anything to go off of and have bad eyes like myself.
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quite interesting 
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I've never tried wire wrapping before but I'll definitely give this a try when I have the chance ^^ Thanks for sharing
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that's a unique way of wrapping.
i wouldn't have thought to do it that way.
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Hehe... I did fine a new way to wrapp glass beads without whole... ehhe...
Wire wrap alla kitica.. like Spaghtetti alla bolognese
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heeheehee!
kinda like spaghetti.....
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really thanks for this great tut. once i hope i will try it.
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pretty tutorial, some pictures could be bigger
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you can use the small one.. why not to try with small stuff if you like small beads?
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but I have very small beads about 2mm the smallest and about 5 mm the bigest
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Wow
THANKU so much!!! for sharing
i absolutely LOVED it
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Ooo.. pretties. Maybe you should've used a plainer background, though. It's a little hard to make out what you're doing for the first few steps.
The end result, though, is quite awesome.
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I've made this pictures for fun... few weeks later I decided to put it all together and make a tutorial...
One day maybe I'll make one better
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