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![Wire wrapped, glass necklace :] . Free tutorial with pictures on how to make a glass pendant in under 10 minutes by jewelrymaking with wire, necklace chain, and jewelry pliers. How To posted by Kristine. Difficulty: Simple. Cost: No cost. Steps: 7](https://images.coplusk.net/project_images/64604/image/DSCN3017_1282422509.jpg)
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Wire wrapped, glass necklace :]
I had some colorful glass for quite some time now and really had no clue what to do with it. Well I found it. These necklaces are simple just wrap some wire around the glass, add a jewelry ring and your ready.
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You Will Need
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Step 1Gather your materials. For the wire, I used 28 Gauge Steel wire. You will probably need around 30 inches of wire depending on how large your glass is.
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Step 2Your going to start by placing the end of the wire on the back of the glass, bending it towards the front.
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Step 3After bending it to the front bend it again towards the back. So now you should have two wires crossed.
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Step 4Continue twisting the wire until you have it exactly how you want it. Taking the wire that you have left, fold it under the other wires to secure it. You may need wires to pull it out.
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Step 5Cut off the extra wire.
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Step 6The glass should look like this when your finished.
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Step 7Take a wire ring and put it where you want your necklace chain to go. Add your chain and you are done!
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I'm looking for a piece like crazy but when I will find one I will make sure to post a version
Thank you so much, you could even use different rocks instead of glass. I think that would look very nice also.