Quick And Simple Wire Wrapping: Diy Donut Pendant Tutorial

Have some fun making a wire wrapped pendant 2 ways, plus 2 bails! This is an easy design for beginners, but advanced creators can totally bling up this wire wrapped donut bead pendant! And remember to watch for making the 2 extra wire bails.
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[@marcellecostanza1777]

I'm about to start on the beaded version, but going to try a different type bail. Fingers crossed!

[@migdaliaboulaabi7650]

I will try using both bails. I have alot of donuts to do.

[@JoyceLlorens-tw3ex]

You ticked all the boxes education was well entertaining. Thanks so much for sharing. Really enjoyed it.

[@spicyghost]

Thanks so much for this video! Im just getting started into wire wrapping and found 3 donut pendants at a thrift store yesterday. This will be perfect for them!

[@karenhaughey7871]

Thank you. All the other tutorials didnt work for me . Yours did!

[@TRMURRAYNY]

Thank you so much for your wonderful ideas. I have a load of donut beads and the wire wrapping gives the beads real pizzazz. I'm even thinking about using the tiny beads in many colors that I have as part of the wiring. This has me very happy!!!

[@dcj9745]

I like how you did the bail

[@sodalitetears2986]

i do think it's unisex ! i was looking for a simple design to make a pendant for my boyfriend, i think ill go with that one ! You're very easy to follow and clear in your instructions, i hope you'll make more tutorials in the future ! thank you !

[@donnadecicco]

I loved your video so I went back and watched it again! Thank you, you did a wonderful job

[@pamelaklemp5615]

Loved finding this video using Donuts and Wire Wrapping 😍. I'm going to try this later this morning! It's perfect for my current DIY jewelry project. I created a PRIVATE Playlist so I can reference your video again later as needed. Thanks 😊 for sharing this really pretty technique, ❤ it!

[@vanessachallis2159]

Thank you very much for this excellent tutorial! Very clear and easy to follow, and I'm really looking forward to trying out both of them! 💕

[@victoriad7678]

Thanks to you for sharing it with us. i love both ways but i like the one with beads and its easy how to make them

[@angelinalozada189]

Thank You from Puerto Rico.

[@beadedjewelrydiva]

Hi Angelina, thanks so much for taking the time to comment. :) I hope you have a great day!

[@GluePaperScissors]

Lovely. Love them both.

[@beadedjewelrydiva]

Hi Glue Paper Scissors (love the name!), thanks so much for your comment, and hope you have a great day! :)

[@aaroncronin3801]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, it worked perfectly

[@roxanneparsons3847]

Thanks for sharing this! I have a go go donut in red agate that I'm trying to design, to put on a cloisonné necklace I received as a gift. I think I can adapt this to work. Thanks again!

[@syndyleadmon4455]

Very nice I like them both

[@SandyHuntress]

So nice! Simple but beautiful and well explained. :-)

[@beadedjewelrydiva]

Hello! Thank you so much for your comment -- I really appreciate it. Have a great day! :)

[@soobee6060]

Oooh I loved this video! I have already tried it but I need a slightly thinner wire, so I have ordered some 20 gauge. Are you able to tell me what the names of the stones the "beads" are made of? I really loved the blue one. Thanks for New Zealand

[@patriciamora2915]

Where do you get the beads, is it made from a washer?

[@beadedjewelrydiva]

Hello! Since my favorite bead shops closed down some time ago, I usually get my beads from Amazon. Here are some you can look at: amzn.to/3BAn9o1

[@lynnettedymus4382]

We’re do you get your stones