Holiday Designs - Pg 1. Made with WigJig Jewelry Making Tools, Wire, Beads and Jewelry Supplies.

Four Square Hearts
Cyclops or Electra Design

St. Patrick's Day Emerald and
Four Leaf Clover Bracelet

Poinsettia

Make a poinsettia ornament using red and green Artistic Wire on the WigJig Cyclops.

Angel in the Moon

Use the WigJig Cyclops to make this angel-in-a-crescent-moon ornament.

Stick-on Holiday

Use buttons and Tacky Tape to make Xmas ornaments.

Scrappy Xmas

Use scraps of Soft Flex, Twist 'n' Curl beads, and seed beads to make holiday ornaments for the tree.

Stick-on Holiday

Add pizzaz to glass ornaments with 1/4" Tacky Tape and Micro Beedz.

Stick-on Holiday Vase

Decorate a red vase/candle holder with Crystal Pearl Treasure Beadz for a quick, yet elegant holiday gift.

Holiday design using wire and beads and WigJig Jewelry Making Tools.

Victorian Christmas

Holiday Beads

Starry Spirals

Holiday Spirals

Crinkles & Spirals

Wired Angel

Xmas Chains & Spirals Necklace

Funky Rudolph
Christmas Ornament

Hook for Ornaments

Xmas Globes

Angel Plate

Ornament

Snowflake

Holiday Bracelet
(3 free patterns)

14 Tree Ornaments

Holiday Cones

This is WigJig University's Holiday Designs, your online source for information on hand crafted wire and beads projects for holiday designs. Here we post tips and techniques on how to use wire and beads, designs for making ornaments with wire, beads and our WigJig jewelry tools. No soldering is required in any of our projects. Many of these free projects and wire designs use jewelry tools, jewelry wire, glass beads, and jewelry supplies from our online store.

We are continuously adding new home decor and jewelry making projects and information to WigJig University. We generally add new jewelry making projects at the end of a series. For example our newest earring projects with jewelry wire and beads are added with a link in the last page of "Earrings" in the "College of Jewelry Making Designs". For this reason, if you have limited time to review our jewelry designs, we suggest that you might want to start from the last page in a series as these will be the most recent additions.