Easy DIY Wire Wrapped “Paperclip” Chain Link
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Succeed at making this easy DIY paperclip chain link design with just a few simple tools and 20 gauge wire. This tutorial is perfect for beginners to get familiar with the wire and how to get your tools to manipulate the wire successfully!
Here’s what I used:
158’ bare copper spool :
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Xuron tweezer flat nose :
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6-step bail making pliers
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Xuron flush cutters
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I love this chain-thank you so much for sharing!!!!!
@@lesliekenreich9992 you are so very welcome! In really enjoy it. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Wow, I didn't know you could do this. Thank you so much for sharing.
@@PatriciaGomes-np7nt you are so very welcome! I so enjoy sharing tips and tricks. I endeavor to share a tutorial each week and would love to see you back around for the next one! 💕
Great tutorial 👍. Thanks 🙏 ❤
@@debbiegibson8945 you are so very welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting 😁
Great tutorial
You’re so welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting !!
I love your tutorial. I know what my next project is going to be. I've got some black covered copper wire so I'm thinking of a chain for a guy with maybe a mountain jade stone for the focal. I would love to see a tutorial on clasps too. Thank you for your tutorials. They are very good!!!!!
@@jeanettatownsend6807 I love to hear that you’re getting inspired and taking an idea and running with it - making it all your own! I wish somehow I could see your final piece! I am on instagram - 2 accounts - Carriefoscatodesign and cfdesign_jewelry. If you ever wanted to send a pic of your final piece that way. Happy creating and thanks for commenting!
I love it, would love to see herringbone weave on the beads please :) Thank you :)
@@sistersarann3819 I’ll see what I can do! I appreciate you letting me know your interest. Thanks for watching and commenting! 🧡
New Subber - great tutorial! Especially, since I'm just trying to learn. Thank you Carrie!
Yes! That’s exactly what I’m going for. A little secret… in just started learning at the beginning of the year. Look how much I’ve learned. So you can too! Thanks for watching and commenting!
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I would love to see how you did the herringbone wrap for the stone and also how you made the closure for the necklace. Thanks.
Thanks for commenting! I will definitely be working on that soon! 💕
It's so neat and simple
It does look much like
Another weave I saw but required it to be soldered starting with a closed very large jump ring forgot what is called however I am very much in to the mideveil styles of wire weaves and this is supper nice t o add on to some thing I will like to try
Thank you for shareing
@@davidsteinfeld9123 David, you’re so welcome! I love also that there’s no soldering involved and yet is still quite sturdy. I’ve been looking into some chainmaille weaves for bracelets etc. and hope to bring some tutorials in the near future. I’ve also been fooling around with a Viking weave but haven’t fallen in love with the process yet. 😅 Thanks for watching and commenting!
@carriefoscatodesign well for sure I will keep an eye out for you for me I will keep on twisting wire against time and see were it will take me thank you for bringing another idea to play with
What a beautiful chain you have made Carrie, wonderful detailed video thank you so much.🌷
@@cathymike7559 I’m so glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and commenting! 🧡
Beautiful chain , love it.simple and dainty.
Wonderful! Thanks for watching and commenting!😁
Love this! I see you use bare copper. Do you typically put a clear coat on it or just let it age? I’m starting to use copper but don’t know if I should use a clear coat on it. Thank you!
I have done a lot of different things. The ring I have on jn the video on my right hand is just left as is and I like the patina it has. I’ve also used renaissance wax and like that and also something called, the name escapes me, but it’s like permaclear. It comes in a metal can and you dip it. That’s good too. I think it depends on how much you feel like dealing with🤣 The permaclear is a process but the renaissance wax is just a rub-on process. I usually go with that.
Hope some of that answer helps! Thanks for watching and commenting! 💕
If you dud get carried away and make a bunch of individual links, couldn't you just join them by making a new link as you've shown?
Good question! Yes, you could add a link once, but only once as a foundational link for a new chain. Imagine you’ve picked up one of your completed links that you forgot to connect, you follow the steps and add another link, you cannot then add one of the other completed links because it’s closed up. Once you’ve closed them up it would involve some undoing of your work to get it on. Possible, but too much aggravation 😁😁 I hope that makes sense. I need a video to explain! Happy creating!
@carriefoscatodesign: I see what you're saying. Just make more links but slide them in the little hole and close them up. No need for jump rings that way. You wouldn't have to undo the closed links, just go to step 2 and make a new link, add it to the close link, close it, etc. etc.