Tutorials
Use leftover wire from electronic cording
Wire Bracelet Tutorial at The Chilly Dog Blog
- Tutorial - How To Organize Cords And Cables
An easy idea to organize using recycled TP rolls Tutorial at Creative Khadija Blog "You might remember my previous post in which I shared a chevron stencil DIY mug.. this was the stencil I were using before but ended up using a chevron design stencil....
- Tutorial - How To Cable Without A Cable Needle
Technique can be used for both front crossing and back crossing cables Tutorial at Eclectic Techique Blog "The scene: You are in a coffee shop and have just set down with your most recent knitting project and a steaming hot cup of your favorite brew....
- Tutorial - How To Make A Rings Charm Bracelet
Unique Piece of Jewelry Rings Charm Bracelet Tutorial at House of Avandan Blog "Wish you could wear all the wonderful rings you have at one time? I have a solution! I had a bunch of wire-wrapped rings left over from Christmas crafting. They were just...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Cold Forged Wire Bracelet
Beautiful and fascinating technique! Cold Forged Love Tutorial at Art of Green Recycling "Create this distinctive bracelet that is stunning on its own or use it as a base to add beads or charms. Once you learn the technique you can translate it using...
- Exchange Program Tutorial - How To Make Copper Bouquet Earrings
Here's another fabulous tutorial created as part of my Exchange Program. Altered Beauty made these gorgeous earrings using supplies from blacksheepbeads. Copper Bouquet Earrings Tutorial from Altered Beauty "I received a bag full of cool stuff from...
Tutorials
Tutorial - How to Make an Upcycled Wire Bracelet
Wire Bracelet Tutorial at The Chilly Dog Blog
"A few weeks ago my husband needed a usb cable. Lucky for him, I am a pack rat about some things and have a giant bag filled with miscellaneous cables and cords. We found a cable that would work for him along with a bunch of cables for things we no longer need and for electronics we no longer own. Among these obsolete treasures were a number of ethernet and telephone cords. We haven't had a land line phone for years and all of our computers and electronic devices connect to our network wirelessly. So, it would make sense that these cords are just junk and can be thrown away. Or... Maybe there's a project here. Each of these cables are filled with brightly colored copper wires that would be wonderful for crafting. I'm sure they could be used for loads of different projects. I decided to make some festive braided bracelets".... Read more
- Tutorial - How To Organize Cords And Cables
An easy idea to organize using recycled TP rolls Tutorial at Creative Khadija Blog "You might remember my previous post in which I shared a chevron stencil DIY mug.. this was the stencil I were using before but ended up using a chevron design stencil....
- Tutorial - How To Cable Without A Cable Needle
Technique can be used for both front crossing and back crossing cables Tutorial at Eclectic Techique Blog "The scene: You are in a coffee shop and have just set down with your most recent knitting project and a steaming hot cup of your favorite brew....
- Tutorial - How To Make A Rings Charm Bracelet
Unique Piece of Jewelry Rings Charm Bracelet Tutorial at House of Avandan Blog "Wish you could wear all the wonderful rings you have at one time? I have a solution! I had a bunch of wire-wrapped rings left over from Christmas crafting. They were just...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Cold Forged Wire Bracelet
Beautiful and fascinating technique! Cold Forged Love Tutorial at Art of Green Recycling "Create this distinctive bracelet that is stunning on its own or use it as a base to add beads or charms. Once you learn the technique you can translate it using...
- Exchange Program Tutorial - How To Make Copper Bouquet Earrings
Here's another fabulous tutorial created as part of my Exchange Program. Altered Beauty made these gorgeous earrings using supplies from blacksheepbeads. Copper Bouquet Earrings Tutorial from Altered Beauty "I received a bag full of cool stuff from...