Jump Start Beginners Classes on DVD

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by Judy Ellis, Wire-Sculpture.com

Wire Jewelry Tip for August 1, 2014

Beginer Classes on DVD

Are you a beginner and have thought about purchasing one of our DVD Series, but don’t know where to start? Why not start at the very beginning with…

All 6 Jump Start Beginner Classes on DVD

Read more below to find out what you’ll be making in each of the 6 classes:

Lesson 1 – Component Fun

component fun

When you have a solid grasp of wire jewelry components, you’ll be completely unstoppable as a jewelry designer! From wrapped loops to component links to making your own clasps and ear wires, these techniques will be great tools to tackle any wire jewelry pattern, plus, they’ll lay the foundation for your own inspired wire jewelry creations!

Lesson 2 – Basic Bracelet Cuff

Bracelet

As taught, this bracelet cuff is lovely as a feminine bracelet – but once you’ve mastered this technique, you can create a myriad of variations and use the principles to create beautiful, versatile wire jewelry pieces for a wide range of uses!

Lesson 3 – Lock That Rock!

pendant

Round stones and shapes, like marbles and freeform crystals, are among the hardest items to wrap in wire-which is why Dale ‘Cougar’ Armstrong is teaching them! This video will prepare you for professional wire wrapping in this class to make a pendant, complete with a finished bail, from your item!

Lesson 4 – Basic Pendant Frame

pendant

Wrapping an oval cabochon or cameo is a technique Dale “Cougar” Armstrong has become well-known for; it’s a technique she teaches in classes across the country in person, and now she’s ready to teach you this fine technique in the comfort of your own home! All you’ll need is wire, jewelry pliers, tape, markers, and a ruler to execute this timeless design – oh, and of course, a cabochon or cameo!

Lesson 5 – Leaf Link Component

component

Like Lesson 1, this class builds on components – specifically, the Leaf Link component. Dale shows several examples of the leaf link component in action, including a bracelet, ring, and chain. This design could be a leaf, an evil eye, or even a hidden leaf – as many uses as you can think of, this link will meet them all!

Lesson 6 – Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Pendant

pendant

“This is a very pretty and delicate pendant. These pendants should be a good seller at your shows! They’re quick and easy to make, sparkly, and pretty.’ – Dale ‘Cougar’ Armstrong

Total DVD run time is 4:49:09. This DVD series does not have subtitles at this time, but does come with complete follow-up instructions.

If you want to purchase this beginner series, CLICK HERE to get it today!

Happy Wrapping!

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2 Comments

  1. avatar

    Deborah Higgins

    August 1, 2014 at 11:27 am

    I bought your special wire offer with wire clippers. I am now wanting to make jewelry from broken shells with your wire, earrings and pendants. I am hoping to start with your help.

    Thank you for all your support

    Deb

    • avatar

      Donna

      August 1, 2014 at 8:19 pm

      Hi Deb, It’s funny that you posted exactly what I was thinking :D I ordered the same set and spent some beautiful time recently with my twin brother at the beach collecting shells and fragments worn smooth by the ocean, specifically to make into some kind of jewelry. Please let me know how you make out. I’d love to share adventures. and thank you Wire Sculpture for the inspiration!
      Donna