2 Hinged Cages and a Locket - wire wrapping tutorial by MyWiredImagination

***This listing is for the instructions to make this piece of jewelry, not the actual pieces, materials, or tools. *** Updated to include the "Girl Scout Knot in Wire" tutorial for free.

This tutorial teaches you step by step how to create a basic hinged cage, with or without beaded embellishments. This is a wonderfully versatile design to hold a favorite stone, maybe a love note, or a treasured trinket. Once it is on a chain, it is virtually impossible to come open by accident.
As a bonus this tutorial also includes 2 COMPLETE step by step variations including a crossed wire and locket style cage.
The owner of a local bead shop showed me the mechanics of the hinge, close to 25 years ago. A very dear friend of mine, Master Wire Worker Ed Sinclair, created a published one in 1994. He has generously given me permission to share my versions of the basic cage and a crossed wire technique that he developed years ago.

This is an advanced level tutorial - it assumes you are familiar with basic wire techniques and improvising when needed. It is 28 pages with 67 steps and over 100 crisp, clear photographs.

Don't be intimidated by the length and number of steps - This tutorial covers 3 FULLY illustrated pieces. While this is an advanced level tutorial, intermediate wire workers with a solid foundation of basic wire wrapping skills can, with patience, complete this design.

❤️ "I have loved EVERY single tutorial Bobbi has! Pretty sure I've purchased all of them. They are clear, precise and colorful. It's almost as if she's sitting right next to you saying, "now bend here......." Very well written! It's why I keep coming back!"❤️
❤️"Exactly as described, thank you"❤️
❤️" Very clear & concise. Great pictures."❤️

You will receive a download link immediately after completing your purchase.

Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions at all!!!
wrap happy,
Bobbi

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