'Juliette' Bracelet Tutorial - Elegant Wire Wrapping Beginner | Intermediate Project | Part 1

Learn how to make an elegant bracelet using square and half round wire with a round focal bead in this beginner-to-intermediate wire wrapping tutorial.

Part 2 here:

Materials needed:

10mm round bead with large hole (I used glass cat's eye beads from here: )

16 gauge round dead soft wire, 9" (I used copper from RioGrande.com)

18 gauge twisted square dead soft wire 2 pieces of 4.5", 4 pieces of 3.75", and 2 pieces of 3.5" (can substitute 18 or 16 gauge round)

20 gauge half round wire, dead soft, multiple small lengths. (Can substitute 22 gauge round wire)

Tools Used:

Bead reamer (if your bead's hole is too small) This is the one I have : though this one looks even better, and is cheaper:

Chain Nose Pliers (I use Xuron tweezer nose: And Wubbers chain nose: )

Round Nose Pliers, (I use Wubbers: )

Flush Cutters, (I use Xuron Maxi Shear: and Micro Shear: )

Steel bench block:

Jeweler’s hammer:

Ruler:

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Thanks for watching, and happy crafting!

Music:

“Prelude No. 3” by Chris Zabriskie

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“Prelude No. 23” by Chris Zabriskie
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