Easy Wire Heart Jewelry for Valentine's Day

Have you got the same experience that ever see something, love it, and then realize... Then I will say "Hey, I can make that!" I can make these easy wire heart jewelry, including wire heart rings, wire wrapping heart earrings, wire heart necklace, wire heart bracelet, etc... They are really pretty easy to make!!
As to the wire we will use for making these wire heart jewelry, copper wire must be the best choice. Get prepared your jewelry making supplies and tools, diy your own wire heart jewerly for this Valentine's Day.
Now I will share the picture tutorials below. Enjoy!

DIY Love Wire Heart Earrings

 

DIY Wire Heart Rings

 

DIY: Wire Heart Pendant Necklace

 

DIY Wire Heart Bracelet

 

Christmas - Wire Wrapping Beaded Ornaments

Wow... so beautiful wire wrapping technique!! Especially the wire wrapping tree, okay, I also love the red heart pendant and blue star ornament :-D
Wire wrapping crafts gotta more and more popular, that's why these latest wire wrapping ornaments being shared on flickr for welcoming Christmas. Coz no one can resist the fashion and unique design. Get prepared the jewelry making supplies including copper wires, whatever beads you like to add in. Happy crafting!

Source from:flickr.com/photos/32754268@N03/

Make Beads into a Perfect Link- Herringbone Wire Wrap

If you love jewelry making, you should master wire wrap technique well. Herringbone wire wrap is often seen in jewelry making. You may think it's hard to do. But you'll find it simple to make after taking a look at below steps...

You'll need aluminum wires, glass bead (or any beads is OK), round nose pliers, and wire cutters.

Step1: Make a loop around round nose pliers.


Step2: Wrap wire around the longer piece.


Step3: Thread a bead onto the wire and repeat wrapping wire the other end of the wire, like the previous steps.


Step4: Weave from the wire around one side of the bead and lay the wire cross the glass bead.


Step5: Make one wrap around the wrapped coil.


Step6: Form the wire around the other side of the bead and make one wrap around the wrapped coil.



Step7: Repeat the pattern until you have reached the top of the coil.


Step8: Make one extra wrap around the wrapped coil and cut off the extra wire with wire cutters.


Step9: Use round nose pliers to squeeze the end of the wire.


Step10: So you get a wrapped herringbone!