I see by the date on my last post it's been 4 months since I've posted content here. I apologize and hope you'll forgive my absence, my husband and I have been working on making jewelry and out selling during our beautiful Arizona winter season. Our season has come to an end with the day time temperatures now in the 90's. It's time to keep making and learn and experiment with new things!
Today's post is a picture tutorial of how to make this wire woven pendant. I haven't made this type of pendant very long and I'm enjoying the process. I'm learning new weaves for it and how to incorporate different fancy designs for the front of the pendant through experimentation and practice.
This is a side view of the finished pendant, the stone is a Burro Creek Agate that is local to our area. It comes from a wilderness area located between Kingman & Prescott, Arizona.
The tutorial assumes the maker already knows how to do the different weaves I've used.
On to the tutorial:
I hope you enjoyed the picture tutorial and have fun working on a new pendant of your own. Any questions or comments I'll respond to as soon as I can.
Thanks for visiting my blog today!
1 comment:
How fabulous!!! Your work is stunning and I like how you have shown your steps- even though I do not have a clue about wire weaving.....!
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