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Description
The tutorial is available! -> www.etsy.com/listing/232386390…

This is probably the most complex wire wrapping tutorial in the world at the moment
I tried to use as many techniques in it as possible so you get the most for your money.
Each and every step is explained in detail and accompanied by closeup photos meaning you will learn how to make all of the elements, all the weaves, how to do the neato part with the beads, how to construct 3D objects... EVERYTHING! \o/
And then you'll be able to combine them in any way you want and make pretty much anything.

You will get 57 pages of detailed instructions - over 180 photos in 132 steps (4 PDF files).
Sounds a bit scary but anyone can do it - all you need is patience and this tutorial

Skill level: i'm gonna go with advanced but you might find it to be less difficult, it all depends on what you are used to making I just taught this tutorial during a wire wrapping retreat and all the students successfully completed it, even the beginners. My advice is work slowly, be patient and don't give up.

If you buy the tutorial and decide to make and sell the project pendant you are free to do so just note in the description of your pendant that it was made following this tutorial.
On the other hand you are not allowed to multiply, share, copy or distribute in any way the tutorial or any of its components (i have spent over 2 months writing it so please respect this last part about not distributing/copying/etc. it thank you!).

Also, be 100% sure you want this tutorial because I do not do refunds for tutorials.

From the tutorial:

Prior knowledge needed:
• Advanced wire wrapping
• Basic hammering
• Basic filing
• Oxidizing (optional)
• Flex shaft use / final polishing (optional)

Materials:
IMPORTANT: The quantities noted here may vary because the length of wire you will need to wrap this pendant depends on: pliability of the wire, how tightly/neatly you wrap, if/how much you veer off course. If you want to be extra safe you won't run out of wire close to the end cut slightly longer pieces.

TOTAL:
- 30ga fine silver round wire, dead soft 260cm
- 28ga fine silver round wire, dead soft 600cm
- 24 ga sterling silver round wire, dead soft 87.5cm
- 22 ga sterling silver round wire, dead soft 29cm
- 18 ga sterling silver round wire, half hard 42.5cm
- 16 ga sterling silver round wire, half hard 21cm
- Faceted round bead 8mm 1 pc
- Faceted rondelles 3-4mm 15 pcs

Tools needed:
- Chain nose pliers (the ones with a narrow tip)
- Round nose pliers
- Whichever cutting tool you like
- Hammer and anvil (or 1 big and 1 smaller hammer)
- Various jewelers files
- A ruler
- A sharpie or permanent marker
- Oxidizing liquid of choice (optional)
- Flex shaft + polishing bits (optional)

Description
The tutorial is available! -> www.etsy.com/listing/232386390…

This is probably the most complex wire wrapping tutorial in the world at the moment
I tried to use as many techniques in it as possible so you get the most for your money.
Each and every step is explained in detail and accompanied by closeup photos meaning you will learn how to make all of the elements, all the weaves, how to do the neato part with the beads, how to construct 3D objects... EVERYTHING! \o/
And then you'll be able to combine them in any way you want and make pretty much anything.

You will get 57 pages of detailed instructions - over 180 photos in 132 steps (4 PDF files).
Sounds a bit scary but anyone can do it - all you need is patience and this tutorial

Skill level: i'm gonna go with advanced but you might find it to be less difficult, it all depends on what you are used to making I just taught this tutorial during a wire wrapping retreat and all the students successfully completed it, even the beginners. My advice is work slowly, be patient and don't give up.

If you buy the tutorial and decide to make and sell the project pendant you are free to do so just note in the description of your pendant that it was made following this tutorial.
On the other hand you are not allowed to multiply, share, copy or distribute in any way the tutorial or any of its components (i have spent over 2 months writing it so please respect this last part about not distributing/copying/etc. it thank you!).

Also, be 100% sure you want this tutorial because I do not do refunds for tutorials.

From the tutorial:

Prior knowledge needed:
• Advanced wire wrapping
• Basic hammering
• Basic filing
• Oxidizing (optional)
• Flex shaft use / final polishing (optional)

Materials:
IMPORTANT: The quantities noted here may vary because the length of wire you will need to wrap this pendant depends on: pliability of the wire, how tightly/neatly you wrap, if/how much you veer off course. If you want to be extra safe you won't run out of wire close to the end cut slightly longer pieces.

TOTAL:
- 30ga fine silver round wire, dead soft 260cm
- 28ga fine silver round wire, dead soft 600cm
- 24 ga sterling silver round wire, dead soft 87.5cm
- 22 ga sterling silver round wire, dead soft 29cm
- 18 ga sterling silver round wire, half hard 42.5cm
- 16 ga sterling silver round wire, half hard 21cm
- Faceted round bead 8mm 1 pc
- Faceted rondelles 3-4mm 15 pcs

Tools needed:
- Chain nose pliers (the ones with a narrow tip)
- Round nose pliers
- Whichever cutting tool you like
- Hammer and anvil (or 1 big and 1 smaller hammer)
- Various jewelers files
- A ruler
- A sharpie or permanent marker
- Oxidizing liquid of choice (optional)
- Flex shaft + polishing bits (optional)