Woven Hearts Tutorial
After the post of the Heart of Gold pendant, I got flooded with so many requests to finalize the tutorial that I decided to sit for two days and finished it off. So here it is!!!! I had to repeat some of the photographs to figure out the bail portion, but now it's done and ready.The best part of writing this tutorial was that it was almost like writing a beautiful love letter, especially steps 52 (connecting the two hearts) and step 53 (open up the two hearts). With love theme music in the background, it was a wonderful project to make...
With love, to all of you: Woven Hearts Pendant Tutorial.
posted by Eni Oken at 12:51 PM
8 Comments:
Thank you Thank you Thank you - It's gorgeous - just got it, can't wait to try it!!! Thanks so much for taking the time to write and share it :D
~B
WOW! I was so excited to get your newsletter this morning and see the tut for the woven hearts. What a nice Mother's day gift. I purchased it already and am so excited to try it. Now to gather up all the supplies. Thank you!
Blessings to you.
karenqd
Very exciting project. I loved your commentary about the final poetic steps!
Can`t wait to try it out!
Thanks for this new addition...
FANTASTIC!!!!
Thank you thank you thank you thank you THANK YOU!!!!
:-)
Lígia
Just finished the heart in silver. It is so beautiful and such a great tut. Don't even think about it just buy it :)
Thanks so much Eni
Where do you buy your gold-filled wire? I have been having a hard time finding the different wire gauges I need in gold fill.
Thank you for your wonderful site Eni. One question I would like to ask is: - Do your finger get used to working with wire? My fingers always feel painful afterwards. Does anyone have any tips as to how to deal with this problem?
Thanks Nina
Nina, yes, sometimes my fingers hurt, but mostly it is because I'm not RELAXING MY HANDS. You have to learn how to relax and at the same time be strong to be able to handle the wire. Takes a bit of practice... :-)
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