Do you have any copper wire? If so, why not give it a try. Little lost if it doesn't work for you + lots of skills practiced and learned.

GLO

You won't know if you don't try! As gloflyer suggested, start with copper wire to learn the steps and the motions you need to train your hands for. If you get hopelessly lost, set it aside for a month or two while you do other projects, then go back and try it again. If there is a certain part of the technique that doesn't seem to be coming to you, ask here and you'll get lots of help. There are probably several different ways to fix any problem you might encounter and people will tell you what worked for them that might also work for you.

I agree. If you're an intermediate, you definitely can do it. I'm still a beginner and do "advanced" tutorials all the time. Granted, the first one might not look as good as I want, but the second one does. I learn so much by stretching myself. And the teachers here are awesome. If you have a problem, just ask for help.

This is a very doable pendant & one which I think looks lovely all the time even if your loops are not exactly the same size. If you have ever done any hand sewing you should do fine.

I think you can do it. Eni's tuts are always easy to understand and she does well with the close up pics so you can see exactly what to do. I bought this one and the accompanying one last year or so. If you can sew on a button with needle and thread you can definitely do this tut!