Tutorial – Micki Ring

Micki RingMicki Ring

This bold, geometric design was inspired by the work of Max Froehlich (1908-1997), a Swiss-born goldsmith who was part of the “Modern” school of jewellery design. With one change, it is possible to make two variations of this ring! In heavier gauges, it makes an appealing men’s ring! The ring is named after Micki Bleily of Parma, ID, for whom it was made as a Secret Santa gift in 2002.

Project instructions contain both variations – 11 pages, 52 photos, 43 steps, plus design notes

USD $5.00

Available now from my Tutorials Page.

Tutorial – Illusion Prong Ring

Illusion Prong RingIllusion Prong Ring

This quick and simple ring creates an illusion prong setting for a 6 mm bead. A modified version of this project was published in “Contemporary Bead and Wire Jewelry” by Suzanne Tourtillott and Nathalie Mornu.

5 pages, 16 photos, 14 steps, plus design notes

USD $5.00

Available now from my Tutorials Page.

Tutorial – Stud Earrings

Stud EarringsStud Earrings Tutorial

Not eveyone likes to wear dangling earrings, so here’s a quick and easy-to-make pair of stud earrings!

6 pages, 23 photos, 20 steps, plus design notes

USD $5.00

Available now from my Tutorials Page.

Tutorial – Ancient Horn Earrings

Ancient Horn EarringsAncient Horn Earrings

This design is based on jewellery found in archeological excavations in Ancient Greece. Coiled beads of this shape were often used in necklaces. The beads were filled with wax to give them stability when strung. This design adds an ingenious trick to provide structure.

7 pages, 22 photos, 16 steps, plus design notes

USD $5.00

Available now from my Tutorials Page

Another Free Tutorial – Esprit Christmas Earrings

Esprit Christmas Earrings Step-by-Step Wire Jewelry published my tutorial on their website in Dec. 2005
17 photos, 17 steps
Download instructions here (opens a new window)

How to make French Kidney Earwires

Here’s a simple set of instructions for creating your own French Kidney Earwires. Or watch an online video tutorial of the instructions!

These are great for people who hate Shepherd’s Hook earwires – they are very secure to wear. Quick and easy – you’ll never buy these retail again!

5 pages, 12 photos, 12 steps, plus design notes

FREE

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