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Tutorial: Tallia PendantCreated by Natalia Demkina

This tutorial is aimed to teach the basic and very simple

idea of a wire wrap technics which can be applied to

create a nice little teardrop shaped pendant or earrings.

By changing the length of the frame wires it’s possible to

add more loops to the embellishment of the item in oder

to chanfe the final result.

Materials:

two (18 cm 16 gauge) “dead soft” round wires

(frame wires)

one 40 cm 26 gauge round wire (weaving wire)

two 15 cm 26 gauge round wire

one 13 mm long and 10 mm wide drilled bead

Tools:

round nose pliers

flat nose pliers

wire cutters

ruler

fine file

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Step 1:Weaving the frame.

Take two 16 gauge 18 cm long wires, straighten them

with your hands. Leave 9 cm from the left end of one of

them and begin to weave with the 26 gauge 40 cm wire:

first make two or three loops on it (it will be the bottom

frame wire). These loops are just for fixing the wire, so

that it is easier to work with. I prefer to remove them

later when the weaving is finished.

Step 2: After that add the second frame wire (the upper one)

and make a half wrap on both wires from down to up on

the front (don't go down yet), now wrap the upper wire 1

full time, then again a half wrap on the both wires down

on the back, and then wrap the bottom wire 1 full time.

Pinch both sides of the weaved part with the flat nose

pliers to keep it nice and tight.

Repeat this pattern for about an inch long.

Step 3:The weaving length should be about 2 times longer than

the length of your bead. (Actually you can play with the

length of the weaving depending on the design of the

pendant).Cut the weaving wires off with the cutters and press the

ends down tight to the frame wires with the flat nose

pliers.

An option: you can leave the right weaving wire uncut. In

that case you should make 4 more loops on the upper

frame wire and leave it like that, you’re going to use it

later.







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Step 4:With your fingers bend the weaved piece reflecting the

shape of your bead. This is going to be the left side of

the item.

The form of the bend isn’t crucial at this stage. The bend

doesn’t have to be symmetrical. The right side of the

bend should be slightly more curled up along the bottom

side of the bead. This adjustment will be made on the

next step.

Step 5:Making the small side loop.

Bend the left bottom wire down creating a nice curve as

shown on the picture, again, do it with your fingers.

Step 6:Now pull the left bottom wire up over the frame of the

pendant, this way finishing the loop.

Here’s the tip: after you have bent the frame wire down,

slightly pull the very base of the frame wire up (where

the loop starts) to make it more round, very carefully,

stroking movements of the fingers.

You can regulate the size of the loop by pulling the wirefurther up. In this tutorial I intentionally made a bigger

loop than I usually would for illustration purpose.







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Step 7:Creating the front loop where the bail will be attached.

With your fingers make a bend on the left upper frame

wire as shown on the picture.

Step 8:Bend the straght part of the left upper wire towards the

small loop you have created on previous step.

Step 9:Continue bending the wire, the aim is to move the end of

the wire closer to the loop. When the end has reached

the small loop close enough, move the frame wire down

through the loop.

Here’s the tip: when bending the wire avoid sharp

bindings, do it carefully, with stroking movements,starting from the base and gradually moving further

along with the length of the wire.







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Step 10:Carefully pull the wire down and outward forming a loop,

it should be bigger than the first one. This loop will be

refered to as a big loop.

Step 11:With your flat nose pliers grab the small loop and shift it

down so that it's placed perpendicular to the big loop.

Step 12:That's how the small loop should be placed.







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Step 13:Stroking the “small loop wire” ( which is the left bottom

wire) and straightening it at the same time move the wire

down and to the right.

Step 14:Bending the “small loop” wire a bit more create the

opposite side of the frame of the pendant. Use your

round nose pliers to form the curve at the end of the

wire.

Also adjust the shape of the weaved piece a little so that

it reflects the form of the bead.

Step 15:This curve will be “hugging” the bead. If it happened that

the wire is longer than on the picture you can cut it off or

leave it as it is to make the curve bigger so that it’s

“hugging” the bead from the other side.







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Step 16:Using your fine file grind the end of the “small loop wire”

smoothing it.

Step 17:Go back to the step 3 where you were weaving the

frame of the pendant, if you have cut the weaving wire

now you need to add about 15 cm 26 gauge wire.

Step 18:If you haven’t cut it off and made 4 more loops on the

right upper frame wire as was said previously, just

continue to work with this weaving wire.







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Step 19:Weave “the small loop wire” and the right upper frame

wire together, it should be 5-6 tight loops. Bend this

weaving wire down aside, don’t cut it off yet. We will use

it to thread the bead.

Step 20:Bend this weaving wire down aside, don’t cut it off yet.

We will use it to thread the bead.

Step 21:Curve the right bottom frame wire as shown on the

picture.







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Step 22:Place this wire nicely parallel to the “small loop wire” and

then bend it down and under the whole frame.

Step 23:Now curve the right upper frame wire, again placing it

parallel to all of the frames.

Step 24: And now make an S-shaped curve as shown on the

picture.







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Step 25:With another 15 cm 26 gauge wire wrap together “the

small loop wire” and the right upper frame wire as shown

on the picture.

Step 26:It should be 5-6 tight wraps. Make sure that the wraps

are really tight.

Step 27:If you need to you can use your flat nose pliers to grab

the end of the weaving wire and by pulling it tighten the

wraps.







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Step 28: After you locked this two frame wires together you can

cut the weaving wire off, pinch the end with the fine file

to the frame on the back side of the item.

Step 29:Now it’s time to add the bead. Thread it through the

weaving wire left on the step 20.

Step 30:Fix this weaving wire on the “the big loop wire” with

several wraps.







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Step 31:Using your round nose pliers slightly curve the end of

“the big loop wire” on the back side of the pendant

placing it along with the other frame wires.

(I couldn’t manage to create a nice curve on the first try,

I fixed it later on. Perhaps, the tools will leave little

scratches; it can be fixed by polishing the item on the

final stage).

Step 32: At this point your pendant should look like on the picture.

Now we have two frame wires sticking out. One on the

front, another on the back side.

Step 33:This is the picture of the current stage from the back

side.







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Step 34:Bring the right bottom frame wire from the back to the

front and make an S-shaped curve with it as shown on

the picture.

Step 35:Carefully pulling with your hands the end of this wire

make a nice teardrop loop.

Step 36:Cut the wire as it shown on the picture. All snipped wire

ends need to be filed off thoroughly.







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Step 37:Now we have only one wire left. Make a loop as shown

on the picture.

Step 38:Snip it off leaving a nice curl, and file the end off.

Step 39:With the flat nose pliers grab that curl, move it back a

little turning it towards the big loop and pass it through

the big loop.







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Step 40:Here you can see the illustration of the process.

Step 41:The curl now has been passed through the bigg loop.

Step 42:With the round nose pliers finish the form of the the curl ,

creating a loop. File this end off.







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Step 43:Now the item is made.

Thank you for using this tutorial, I hope it was useful.

Please feel free to leave any comments and questions.

I'll do my best to help you as soon as possible.

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