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Wire Wrapped Cha Cha Bangle Bracelet

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  • Beaded Wire Cha Cha Bangle Bracelet - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
Learn the basics of wire working featuring, 18 gauge and 24 gauge wire. Add head pins and learn how to do a coiled eye pin to enhance your wire working skills.
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Materials Used To make The  Project

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  • Athenacast Jeweler's Wire 18 Gauge Round - Non-Tarnish Copper 21 Feet
    $5.99
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  • Athenacast Jeweler's Wire 24 Gauge Round - Non-Tarnish Copper 60 Feet
    $5.99
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  • Athenacast Head Pins - 2" 21g Premium Antique Copper Plated Brass | Pack of 72
    $6.99
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  • Potomac Crystal Bicone Beads - Amethyst AB2x 2mm | Pack of 120
    $9.99
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  • Czech Round Beads - Black Diamond Shimmer 3mm | Pack of 100
    $3.99 $2.79
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Designer's Material List

The designer's suggested colors & materials:
  • Potomax Jeweler's Wire 18 Gauge Round - Non-Tarnish Copper, 18 Inches
  • Potomax Jeweler's Wire 24 Gauge Round - Non-Tarnish Copper, 5 Feet
  • Head Pins - 2" 21G Premium Antique Copper Plates Brass, ~ 40 Pins
  • Potomac Crystal Bicone Beads – Amethyst AB2x 2mm, ~ 30 Beads
  • Czech Round Beads - Black Diamond Shimmer 3mm, ~ 40 Beads
  • Czech Round Beads - Opaque Purple 4mm, ~ 40 Beads
  • Vintage Czech Glass - Retreat Exclusive, ~ 10 Beads

    • Quick Project Steps

    Step 1: Beginning the Wire Bangle
    Start with 2 feet of 18 gauge wire, adjusting for wrist size if necessary. Bend the wire to create a loop for the clasp. Step 2: Introduction to Coiling
    Use 24 gauge wire for flexibility and easy handling. Start with a 3 feet piece, adjusting based on comfort with wire work. Step 3: Wrapping Up the Bracelet
    Continue wrapping and adding beads, following the tutorial for specific techniques on securing and finishing the bracelet.

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