Infinity Wire Bracelet Tutorial | How to Make Sturdy Chain and Clasp

Hi guys, in this Infinity Wire Bracelet Tutorial I will show you how to make a sturdy chain and clasp for your bracelet.
I’ll also be showing you how to recreate that high-end shiny store-bought finishing at the end of the video too.
(Use only non-coated base metal like copper, brass, aluminum, and silver if you like to create the high-end polished finishing. )
Let’s get started!
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Here are the materials and tools that I use.
Material:
16g round copper wires- Find similar here: amzn.to/3G0v5Nx
Measurement for infinity clasp: 10cm X1pc
Measurement for infinity chain links: 30mm X 14pcs (for 5.5 inches chain, you may need more or less than that.)
(You could also use artistic wire, or gold-filled wires if you don’t intend to create a high shine finishing.)
Tools:
1. Side cutter/Flush cutter- Find similar here: amzn.to/3MoVG9E
2. Chasing hammer- Find similar here: amzn.to/39noHUD
3. Flat Rectangle file- Find similar here: amzn.to/3wsmnEK
4. Flat nose pliers- Find similar here: amzn.to/3yU52X9
5. Round nose pliers- Find similar here: amzn.to/3MiJ044
6. Metal Block- Find similar here: amzn.to/3lik8gJ
7. Flex Shaft- Find similar here: amzn.to/39qcdvh
(You could use sandpapers & a nail buffer)
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This DIY project is well manageable. You could even make this as a gift for friends or a sellable product for a shop.
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If there are jewelry pieces you would like me to show you how to make, let me know in the comment below.
Thanks for watching! Stay well and safe. :)
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[@sharioncarpenter8293]

Love your tutorials! You're a great teacher! Got to make one of these for my granddaughter! (and 1 for me!) ;)

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

I’m so glad you love my tutorials :) That’s so sweet of you making this for your granddaughter, I’m sure she’d love it 🥰

[@hanneloregermer2177]

Your work is beautiful and flawless! Got my will to keep on practicing and trying to get better renewed! Thank you for sharing such great tutorials and inspiring us all.

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Thank you so much! I’m so glad it’s inspiring to you. Let me know if you ever make this bracelet. :)

[@christem68]

That's simply amazing! I love it.

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Thank you Michelle ! :)

[@teresawilliams1201]

So pretty. Love your polishing!

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Thank you Teresa! 😊

[@cdc3415]

Very nice. TY for your great tutorial.

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Thanking so much and you’re welcome :)

[@joanneburns7704]

I loved this video - I just made some infinity rings with charms - As always thanks for sharing :)

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

And thank you, Joanne! I love to see your work too. :)

[@karenavey2183]

Really gorgeous!

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Thank you!

[@kathleensmith377]

I have to say you have totally inspired me! I have learned so much from you! I'm going to start buying my tools and watching your videos and practicing over and over again. You are such a talented artisan. I look forward to your future videos! All the best to you and thank you again so much for the education you are sharing with us. Kath

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Thanks so much for your kind compliments Kath, it meant so much for me. I’m so glad that you like my videos and I’m hoping to see your creation soon someday. Maggie

[@martioneal3482]

Wow. Thank you. It's beautiful and I can't wait to try and make one.

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

So glad you like it, do let me know if you make one too :)

[@myrnaroman9611]

What a beautiful bracelet!

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Thank you Myrna ! :)

[@AmyEdits2]

Beautiful 👌👌👌👌

[@lindinalvasilva1684]

Muito caprichoso🎉

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Muito obrigado ☺️🧡

[@Deborahfsantos]

❤ beijos do Brasil

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Obrigada 😊🧡

[@jesscardona2335]

Wow, you are amazing! Will the wire tarnish after time?

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Thanks Jess! Yeah copper wire would tarnish over time just like any other base metal wire. But you could bring back the shine with some polishing cloth or machines.

[@jesscardona2335]

@@MaggieCSAtelier Thank you so much for your response

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

So welcome :)

[@tomboytan33]

Wow! It is beautiful! I really want to try making it! I love trying new things. I have a question, Does the brass wire tarnish over time? Should I try make it with Gold filled wire instead if I don't want it to tarnish? Thanks for the video! 😊

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Thanks Christie! So glad you like this tutorial ☺️ Yes, brass wire will tarnish over time, but you can bring back the shine with just a polishing cloth. Gold-filled wire would save you from all the polishing, and will last a long time. But of course the price will take a leap. If you’re using gold filled wire, remember not to over polished it, as it’d polished off the gold layer on the wire. Hope this helps! Have fun making 😊

[@tomboytan33]

@@MaggieCSAtelier Thanks a lot! Looking forward to more of your videos 😊

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Like wise. I’m working on it, should be able to post one tomorrow 😃

[@phyllistinetinker9076]

Hello I just found your channel and a new subscriber, Wharton kind of sander is that please? I saw that you said it's a flex shaft but I didn't see the kind you have.

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Hello, thanks so subscribing! It's a sandpaper holder actually. When you search online, they are also called slotted mandrels. or split-end mandrels. You can see the mandrel clearer in my other video from this link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/onyxc6GGg6yBjc0 Go to the polishing part in the video. Hope this helps.

[@jackelinemedina21]

Hi, first I want to congratulate you for such beautiful work, second I would like to know where to buy the wire that you use? Thanks

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Hi Jackeline! Thank you :) Those wires are easily found from craft stores. (best to purchase from your local supplier) I normally use the brand Artistic wire or Designer wire. In this project, I use non coated bare copper wires. You can also purchase from Amazon, riogrande or ringsandthings online. They ship everywhere.

[@mahk4374]

Where did you get your jewellery displays like the rainbow shaped one and the cone shaped one, x

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

Hi it’s a gift someone gave me. :) I’ve seen it on Amazon, I might be able to come back to you if I found it.

[@myrnaroman9611]

When you pass the dremel. or rotary tool..the wire does not discolor?

[@MaggieCSAtelier]

The opposite indeed. The polishing process would make the raw copper to shine and would remove tarnish if there’s any. (If you use coated wire, then the coat will be worn off during this process , and reveal the base metal.)

[@chesteralangeneralao609]

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