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Something New Viking Weave

By feelingstone

Uploaded on: Jan 02, 2010
Level: Intermediate
Price: $10.00
Description:

This tutorial is more about the project presented than the actual technique of the single knit viking weave.However the tutorial is written with simplified basic step by step instructions for the single knit viking weave,to the completion of making a bracelet filled with beads or crystals.
This tutorial is written for the intermediate, but want to point out that I have had pre teens make this weave with just getting them started,they went on and finished the chain,so any beginner should give this a try.
These bracelets are very beautiful and with ease to make.
Thank you for shopping at Jewelry Lessons.
Feelingstone

Price: $10.00
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Material List:
  • 90-120 " 24 gauge soft round wire
  • 45"22 gauge copper soft wire
  • 10" 20 gauge soft round wire
  • 2 bullet end caps(optional)
  • 2-4mm metal beads (optional)
  • 2 4mm bead or crystals (optional)
  • 45-60 4 mm beads or crystals
  • bracelet clasp (optional)
Tool List:
  • Chain nose pliers
  • flat nose pliers
  • round nose pliers
  • wire cutters
  • ruler
  • masking tape
  • 7/16th inch dowel
  • 3/16th inch dowel
  • 4.5 mm knitting needles (optional)wooden draw plate

Number of steps: 36
File size: 2525.38 KB
Page count: 18
Listing ID: #42555
1 Review
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6 Comments
46 Downloads
2 Questions
Categories Wirework Bangles & Bracelets
Tags wire wrapping viking weave bracelet

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  1. Techniqueby KatzukPosted on - Mon, 01/04/2010 - 12:32
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Wow!! This is absolutely
Submitted by Silverlox on Mon, 01/04/2010 - 12:55.

Wow!! This is absolutely gorgeous!! I love this knit and the beauties "hiding" inside makes it even more beautiful!

As a Viking descendant, I feel I ought to be able to master this technique. What better way to learn than making a lovely project at the same time?

Thank you so much for offering this tutorial, FeelingStone!!

I'm presently in Spain, but as soon as I get back home to all my tools and materials, you can be sure I'm going to try this one out!
*carefully marks tut as favourite*

Thank You silverlox, I have
Submitted by feelingstone on Mon, 01/04/2010 - 15:30.

Thank You silverlox,
I have missed your kind words and spirit.I know you will love this tutorial.Not many have done this style in the viking weave.Except my students that come and bug me for more and more ideas.LOL.They love this one and boy am I selling the wire:)I know here in Oregon at least 22 people got a Something New Viking Weave necklace or bracelet for christmas:)Hurry home be safe.
Your friend
jackie

This is gorgeous. i would
Submitted by jewels on Sat, 01/16/2010 - 06:25.

This is gorgeous. i would love to have this tutorial. how do i get it?

I just love the jewelry -
Submitted by lisejuul on Fri, 02/12/2010 - 05:30.

I just love the jewelry - this is a nice way of making bracelets and nedklaces.
Lise
http://www.smykkekreationer.dk

Hi lisejuul, This is my
Submitted by feelingstone on Fri, 02/12/2010 - 08:34.

Hi lisejuul,
This is my favorite in the neclace department, I am not into pendants for myself much, but this bracelet or necklace is by itself enough for style and design.
Thank you
feelingstone

Awesome! I am going to make
Submitted by jessmk123 on Sun, 02/21/2010 - 11:58.

Awesome! I am going to make a 100 of these! One for each outfit that I own! I love how you can add the different beads colors...I like these types of designs that I can do over and over with different colors to make for different outfits! Thanks feelingstone!

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