6 Wire cuff bracelet tutorial

Designer and creator Jennifer Biedermann
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www.jenniferbiedermannjewelry.com
Welcome to this Wire wrapped weave cuff bracelet using 6 wires.
If you like this tutorial please give me a thumbs up!
Materials needed:
Round nose pliers
chain nose pliers
cutters
6 pieces of 18 gauge dead soft wire 9 inches each
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[@Ajdohjewellerydesigns]

I love your teaching style. I am a visual learner. I learn by watching a process over and over again. I'm now going to attempt to make the cuff bracelet. I know it will take time to make but I'm up for the challenge. Thanks so much for the tutorial.

[@mariavondickersohn4929]

I've been beading for years but recently discovered you and I am now pleasantly hooked. Love your work and way of teaching. Thank you Jennifer.

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Thank you all, I will be putting more weaving tutorials up soon, I am in the process of changing my computer as I spilled water all over my keyboard!!! will be posting a couple of new tutorials this coming weekend.

[@beckya9830]

Beautiful!! You are so talented not just in your wire work but also your bead weaving!! Love watching your tutorials!! Thank you Jennifer!! 😬😍

[@Skywalker67897]

Thanks so much for the wonderful tutorial. I'm a novice at making wire jewelry and found your tutorial. I'm making this bracelet straight away! Your directions are clear and easy to follow and I appreciate the close up of you weaving. Thanks again

[@beadinggem]

Wonderful tutorial for wire weaving newbies! The no clasp approach is much easier. I will share on my blog so others can come learn!

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

thank you all for your positive comments!!! ive said this in another video post.... my sole goal is to inspire all you artists out there to create whatever comes to your mind. please post your finished pieces on my facebook page so we can all see your creations and doing so will inspire others to create. thank you all again!!! xo

[@carolcobb9004]

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[@carolcobb9004]

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[@marystoddard9138]

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[@gillianhorton9504]

Fab bracelet, very easy to follow, thank you, looks great made up x

[@susanbanker770]

Thanks you for this great tutorial. I love this cuff bracelet and all the variations. I all how you stayed on camera, too, so we could see every wrap. Easy to follow! Thanks again!!

[@lindag3650]

I have used this video to make about 10 bracelets & I'm new to this hobby. This pattern can be changed up a bit & used to make rings & even a pendant for a necklace. These make wonderful presents for birthday presents and gifts of all kinds.

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Thats wonderful!

[@jpitzner1951]

Jennifer, your jewelry is awesome! I am learning.. getting better with practice and your work is so inspiring. I have so many ideas now. THANK YOU!!!

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Janet Pitzner oh i am soooo pleased!

[@rebvan1]

Love the weave. Your instruction & presentation skills are excellent.

[@donclarke431]

I love this design , making my second one .had some problem keeping all the wires from slipping until my husband got me a heavy duty clamp it makes it soooo much easier . Maybe this will help someone else . Thanks for sharing . Inge

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

Thanks for taking the mystery out of weaving for me. I found your video very informative and easy to follow. ..I may actually try some weaving now as I was always too scared of messing it up!

[@tjharshbarger4862]

I absolutely love your tutorials, thanks for sharing. I watch everything you put out there.

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Thank you so much!

[@paulinesweeney7106]

thanks Jennifer, have mastered the weave after about 6 attempts. Now going to do the beaded one x

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Fantastic!!! It takes alot of patience to learned wire weaving but you will get it I promise. Goodluck

[@robertahubert9155]

You kept going off camera so it was hard following you. But I did manage to get it done because you talked through it. Thanks my bracelet looks beautiful.

[@lindsaycooke5587]

Your videos are amazing so easy to understand! Thank you so much!

[@cleapatra82]

I love this. You're so talented. Thank you.

[@kerrydeamicis3376]

You are awesome thanks so much for the lesson I can't wait to try this!

[@acaccave]

beautiful bracelet!!!!

[@vickilmj2565]

beautiful work

[@annasarantidou7407]

THANK YOU ITS BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cheddoa7052]

Fantastic tutorial and gorgeous bracelet!! Can't wait to see more of your wire weaving tutorials in the future. :)

[@daysiafelina4782]

It's very beautiful

[@ShayleaNorried]

🌼🌿 so pretty Thank you!!

[@susanbanker770]

Have you done this with more than 6 wires? I love this bracelet!! Thanks!

[@mawi1172]

I hate the black color after you treat it. I think it looks nasty. Your work is beautiful. ❤️

[@marystoddard9138]

Beautiful bracelet. Could you put a darker color background? I think it would be easier to see the wire. Thanks.

[@vidaholmes7366]

Perfection

[@paulazuniga9991]

Thanks, very nice

[@kristi8484]

this is awesome!! thank you!!

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

+Kristina Pittman Thank you so much Kristina!!!

[@ritab8248]

You didn't show how you finished with the weaving wire. Did you just cut it off on the back side?

[@briespann4602]

awesome tutorials, where do you purchase your wire? the spools look pretty large

[@mariedelacruz8088]

Hello English is dificult to me but how do I see the 2 others works? More the 3 parts with beads red please Thank you I like mutch 👌😊

[@diannebateman2391]

When I contacted Riogrande, they indicated to me they didn't have in 1 lb spools, just troy ozs... ??? Love your work.

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

They dont have 1lb spools for precious metal, only copper and stainless steel type wires. and thanks!

[@a.e.cochran97]

I tried a modification of this weave with 18 gauge copper wire, but didn't have weaving wire, so am using 20 gauge copper wire for that. I think I made a mistake with that, because the 20 gauge is a bit too thick and kinks when weaving, and doesn't fit exactly, leaving tiny spaces. I don't want to dismantle the project, so I don't have much choice but to finish it. Too bad jewelry has to be nearly perfect before anyone will consider wearing it.

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

20 gauge is way too thick to weave with

[@wakia2011]

I like this video. It's beautiful. Can you tell me what patina do you use to darkness. Thanks. Excuse my poor English but I don't speak very well.

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

wakia2011 thank you I use liver of sulphur

[@wakia2011]

Jennifer Biedermann Jewelry thank you so much

[@goldthroneklothing8234]

Are you saying rio grande? Where you purchased or rio grind? It was hard to hear

[@aprilalfred2151]

I'm just getting into making jewelry so I'm a beginner. What happens if your 28g wire breaks as your working? Do I have to start over

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Hi April, there are a few reasons why weaving wire will break. when wire is over worked it will harden and become brittle, or it will twist and kink that happens when you are weaving from the spool so cut off a length that is manageable and check for kinks and twists. Tension can break your wire, if you are pulling to tight and pushing with nails or pliers can break the wire. Tension is important when weaving, too tight not good, too loose not good. You want to guide the wire with your fingers gently then compress tight. Dont give up you will get it, it takes time to get to know your wire.

[@natanata1712]

we r enjoy yr video........like u

[@lebalondon1682]

Nata Nata . Lo

[@kariokiinoc]

darn i am not catching the very first wire in each row dont know what i am doing wrong

[@donnadonner1386]

I must have missed it...how do you end the wrapping wire?

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

hi donna when you have completed the last ten rotations you simply coil once or twice just secure as you did when starting at the beginning. snip your weaving wire use your pliers to on the end and squish down gently until you cant feel any edges sticking out.

[@donnadonner1386]

+Jennifer biedermann thanks

[@vickilmj2565]

Its hard to see you are out of frame a lot

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Vicki Brenner i will be posting a new video for a cuff bracelet. this video was one of my first so i was still learning the tech stuff.

[@beckymills2659]

I can not get to make mine look clean...no matter what I try