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Published: 2010-11-30 22:58:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 32826; Favourites: 550; Downloads: 378
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I figured people might just want to learn how to do some basic wirework. It's really easy and fun, just takes some practice. Embellishments can be used on anything, from jewellery to photo frames, so if anyone decides to try something based on this tutorial, leave a link! I'd love to see it
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What sort of wire do you use? :3
Anyhow this is beautiful and so is all your other artwork!
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I use artistic wire - it's copper 
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Ooh, this is neat!! I'll have to try this out sometime!
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I'm glad you found it useful
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your work is beautiful what glue do you use to keep them together?
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I use a glue called E6000 but I think any good craft glue would do
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hey nice tutorial. your pictures are very clear. i just have a question about if you ever use sterling silver wire, and if so what hardness you prefer for things like this.... I understand full hard and even half hard are very very stiff for doing curls and things easily. // i want to get some 18 gauge silver wire and wonder if people prefer half hard or soft. anyway just thought i would see if you have any thoughts there.
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Sorry I can't help much, I've never used sterling silver! (too poor, sigh) But in terms of hardness I'd say the softer the better, and you could hammer them lightly when you're done to stiffen it
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well thanks for answering.. ive never used it yet either, and its pretty costly for sure, which is why im tryign to find out what to get before tryign to get it.. i think so far its seeming like most people think softer is better especially in those guages.. thanks a lot
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No problem!
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Thank you 
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Thank you!
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