New tutorial: Square Cab Ring
I just posted this very instant the tutorial for the Square Cab Ring, which uses a woven technique to set a square or rectangular cushion cab. Check out here: Square Cab Ring tutorial.
Thursday, April 26, 2007
I just posted this very instant the tutorial for the Square Cab Ring, which uses a woven technique to set a square or rectangular cushion cab. Check out here: Square Cab Ring tutorial.
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1 Comments:
Eni, Thank you so much for this tut! This is probably the first one that I got in the third try! It usually takes me about four or five tries on your intermediate to advanced tutorials. When I saw this ring the first time on your site I was chompin at the bit for the tutorial. I tried it with a large square Muscovite bead and my fingers were killing me from trying to keep the bead from moving. I ended up stabilizing the bead down first to the two loops and then weaving on the third try and it made a huge difference. Of course I did it in copper so now I have to make another one in silver! Thanks again.
Monica Sargeant
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