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Beaded Bracelet
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Step 7: After completing Step 6, remove the wire from the jig.
As shown at right, cut the wire tail. As always, when cutting the
wire, cut with the flat side of the flush cutter toward the finished
piece. At this point the piece will be three dimensional and the
final loop will still be open.
Step 8: (not shown) is to close the final loop with
your chain nose pliers.
Step 9: (not shown) is to gently squeeze the finished
piece in nylon jaw pliers. Squeeze the piece, then rotate it 90
degrees and squeeze again. Do this four times then squeeze firmly to
set the shape.
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Four Leaf Clover Wire Component
Step 7
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Step 10: We need to make 7 or 8 of these Four Leaf Clover
components.
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Step 11: Now we are ready to assemble the bracelet. Begin
connecting clover components together with wrapped bead links.
Instructions for this step can be found
here or in greater detail in our Online Book "Wire Design Basics". Make a chain of clover and wrapped bead links about 7
inches long. Finish by adding your clasp and guard chain.
The finished product should appear as shown below. |
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| This WigJig jewelry making project is provided as
part of WigJig University - College of Jewelry Making Designs. We
try to provide interesting jewelry projects using beads, jewelry wire and
other jewelry supplies. We
hope that these pictures will provide you enough information for you to
complete this project. Some of the skills and jewelry making
techniques have not been discussed here. For beginners, we suggest
that you visit our
Beginners Start Here pages. These pages discuss the skills necessary
for making jewelry in the detail that beginners need. We also suggest that
beginners to jewelry making might need to visit the
WigJig
University College of Jewelry Making Techniques for additional
information about some of the skills and techniques shown.
Most, but not all of the jewelry supplies shown
here can be purchased in our WigJig store. We try to have a complete
selection of jewelry supplies in our store including chain, wire, glass
beads, findings, watches, tools, etc.
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