Steampunk Pendant - Using a Key to Make Jewellery

A quick tutorial on creating one of my best selling pendants - the steampunk key design. The decorations shown are best explained in my book, Freeform Wire Art Jewelry, but if you watch carefully you should be able follow along here as well.

[@chrisharrison5974]

Wow I love it ! You made the whole princess look so easy and the finished jewellery is gorgeous xx

[@erikadobosz4873]

Very cool idea, love the wire wrapping very pretty.

[@nyperi13]

Boy, you sure made that look easy enough to try -- Thank You!

[@GayleBird]

I have succeeded in my goal, in that case!!

[@shelleydwyer-murphy2281]

Thanks Gayle! ⚘ Very cool! 👌😎

[@hilaryshambaugh7559]

Lovely, you have clear instructions thank you!

[@christinebielawa6499]

Love your sense of humor! Great project. Thank you.

[@GayleBird]

Teehee, I couldn't help myself!

[@cheyenneyasminsutton9377]

I really like this project!

[@marchbaby370]

I absolutely love following you. I've been playing with jewelry for years. And I wish I would of found you then 😥 Thank you for sharing 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞

[@GayleBird]

Yay!

[@amygilmet2418]

Awesome! ❤

[@arleeneclark5650]

Really nice., thank YOU.

[@dmsdana4501]

Awesome tutorial, new sub! Do you paint your keys/washers with acrylic paints? Need to seal at all? Thx!

[@GayleBird]

+Dana LeValley I think these ones are ranger patina paints! I'd seal acrylic with a krylon spray.

[@anniesue21]

Do you sell these online?

[@wandaburns8075]

Not seeing any 'steampunk' component here. The essences of 'steampunk' is functionality.