gorgeous...

I just love this, GORGEOUS!
And Ms. Perri I am patiently waiting for the tool to arrive, and at the same time also shopping around for other possibilities!

Corra
http://decors.etsy.com
http://decors.artfire.com
http://decors.dawanda.com
http://decorshandmades.blogspot.com

I think i want the tut, lol. Its gorgeous, love love love the band and agree it would even be beautiful on its own. A stunning ring perri.
Shona

"And then there were chains"
http://mysticbluedesigns.blogspot.com/

Once again your work is simply gorgeous. This is divine!
-Vera

Well Ms Perri! The tute is fantastic and this extension is just as good. Keep em coming hehe.
Cas xxx

Gorgeus, have you written the tute ??? I am waiting for it!!

Just simply beautiful Perri. Those tight coils are so tiny and precise. How are your eyes when you do such fine, intricate work? The magnifier lamp has become a good friend of mine as I try to age gracefully. How do you coil so small and not get headaches? Oh, and I love your photography. Very professional.
Lisa Barth
http://www.LBjewelrydesigns.com

Thanks, Everyone! Cas, don't confuse everyone! LOL I haven't written a tutorial for this yet!!!!! Cas is talking about the newest one in my Etsy shop - I'll finish converting to the JL template, soon. :^)))
Perri

http://www.ShaktipajDesigns.etsy.com
http://shaktipajdesigns.blogspot.com/

Thanks, Lisa! I've worn bottle glass lenses since the second grade - so I made really good friends with my opthamologist, and he hooked me up with great glasses for this work - no headaches! Can't see a dang thing when I look up, but who needs to see anything but the wire, anyway? LOL
Hey, the coiling is why I wrote two free tutorials on the subject: Back to Basics - Handwrapping Coils and Coiling with a Drill . The project description on the latter says it best: Making coils that are 10+ inches long by hand is not my idea of a good time. I make the small coils separately when I can, and wrap by hand when it is needful for the design. You still need to finish them properly. Saves my hands and wrists for the tough stuff!
Perri

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http://shaktipajdesigns.blogspot.com/

It's beautiful. Count me in if you write a tutorial for this ring. Pooker52

Thanks, Pooker! I'll just have to get to work!
Perri

http://www.ShaktipajDesigns.etsy.com
http://shaktipajdesigns.blogspot.com/

This is so lovely. Please, we need a tut for this one.

Susy
Make artifacts.

Thanks Pixie! You sound like you might fade away if you don't get a tutorial - I'll have to get right on that!
Perri

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http://shaktipajdesigns.blogspot.com/

Absolutely gorgeous... as usual. *s*

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I appreciate the compliment, Donna!
Perri

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Perri, this is absolutely stunning. Put it on CC so others can see your work, How beautiful. I love it. Hugs, Pam

Beautiful weaving - the band would be great on it's on as well!

Excellent Perri, I love this!
Sandy

Gorgeous..just gorgeous!

Pam, Cleopatra, Sandy, KeKe - Thank all of you so much! Cleo - I totally agree - the band by itself would be excellent!
Perri

http://www.ShaktipajDesigns.etsy.com
http://shaktipajdesigns.blogspot.com/

I love this ring... it is soo delicate!! I would really like a tutorial as well!
Christianne

I can't even begin to imagine, so please tell me. What gauge of wire are you working with? Are you running a wire through the coiled part? How do you even make coils that small to begin with? The smallest I have done is 26 gauge around 20 gauge wire. I do it all by hand small wire around bigger wire.
Dawn
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http://www.cellocarrots.blogspot.com

Thank you Christianne! Working on it later this week!
Perri

http://www.ShaktipajDesigns.etsy.com
http://shaktipajdesigns.blogspot.com/

Beautiful both with and without LOS, but I like them dark :)
-Vera

Dawn, 26g and 30g. I think you need to check out my two free tutorials - Back to Basics - Handwrapping Coils and Coiling with a Drill. Pictures are worth a thousand words! I don't do every coil by hand - just the ones where it is necessary for the design. All of my bails and knotted pieces are hand woven, for instance. Some folks are absolute purists when it comes to this - but my past injuries tell me that there is no shame in doing it the easy way when possible, only painless and beautiful pieces. :^))))
Perri

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http://shaktipajdesigns.blogspot.com/