Tonight I did a little playing around with wirework and some polymer clay after finding a downloaded project by Connie Fox on the Beading Daily website from a while ago.It's all about wire wrapping and creating links.
In the project Connie says "What do tangelos, werewolves, and bangles have in common? All three are combinations of 2 elements: tangerine-grapefruit, man-wolf, and bangle-bracelet."
So there you go. The definition of a Brangle Bracelet.
I actually made more polymer clay beads than I needed. I liked them all so much that it was so difficult to decide which ones to use in the bangle bracelet. Had to edit it a few times to get it to the right size. There are so many wire working techniques that I wanted to use here. But not to worry... they'll turn up on other ones.
Description: wirewrapping, wire wrapped jewelry, wire bracelets, wire jewelry.
Materials: Handcrafted polymer clay beads, fine silver balls, fine silver toggle and clasp, non-tarnish artisan wire, black agate stones, and sterling silver jump rings.
Techniques: Wirewrapping. twisted wire formed with a power drill and coiling, simple eye pins.
Description: wirewrapping, wire wrapped jewelry, wire bracelets, wire jewelry.
Materials: Handcrafted polymer clay beads, fine silver balls, fine silver toggle and clasp, non-tarnish artisan wire, black agate stones, and sterling silver jump rings.
Techniques: Wirewrapping. twisted wire formed with a power drill and coiling, simple eye pins.
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