Learn how to make these adorable sun and cloud dangle earrings in this 50 minute wire wrapping course!

• Skill Range: Beginner/Intermediate — I truly believe all skill levels can create this design, but you’ll struggle less if you have some prior experience working with wire.

🔨 Materials:

• 2x 9" pieces of 20g (0.8mm) wire (I recommend any soft wire like copper, silver filled, sterling silver or plated copper wire)

• 3" piece of 16g (1.25mm) OR 18g (1mm) wire

• 15" piece of either 24g (0.5mm) OR 26g (0.4mm) wire, plus an extra 2" piece

• 3 pieces of 20g wire, about 3" long. You can use scrap wires, these are just used to weave around

• 6mm yellow bead for the sun and 1 blue teardrop bead for the rain

• Earring hooks

• Pliers: Round Nose, Chain Nose, Needle Nose (optional)

• Wire Cutters

• Jewelry Hammer and Anvil/Hammering Block (optional)

What I Cover in this Lesson:

• Learn how to create a puffy cloud and how I hammer the individual curves in the design

• The exact wire weave process I use to make a sun ray design

• How to hammer thick wire swirls

• How to attach a beaded dangle to the cloud

*Please note that I do not cover the patina process in this video, but I will include an additional free video link showing how I use liver of sulphur to oxidize my jewelry

————FAQ—————-

How Will I Receive the Tutorial?

—First things first, please make sure that your email address is correct! After purchasing, you will receive a secure link allowing you to download the PDF document containing the video link. The video link will allow you to stream the tutorial on my Youtube page — This is a private video not available to the public. Please DO NOT add this video to a public playlist. If you ever lose the Youtube link or have trouble accessing the PDF file, just send me an email and I’ll send it to you.

Do you offer refunds/cancellations?

—This is a digital purchase and I do not offer refunds after the payment is complete because I have no way of retracting access to the video.

What if something’s not clear in the tutorial or I need help?

—I always try my best to explain my process but sometimes I make mistakes or may not give the clearest explanation. If you ever need any additional help, please send me an email at abbeyroadcollection@gmail.com Subject: “Tutorial Help” and I will always be happy to help!