My latest pendant I did. Top-drilled Labradorite with some minor imperfections. I need to buff out a few spots and then polish it up. Then I'm going to take pics. I purchased a photo light box and a mini tripod stand for my phone that works with an app and it has a remote button for taking pics so that I won't mess up or get shadows in the shot! I'm also trying to think of some ideas for photo props that I can make. I have wood and paint. My fiance has an assortment of table saws, the corner saws (the little ones for cutting out circle edges and stuff like circle rounds etc. Along with sanders. I want to steer away from using AI and do something that's cohesive with a minimalist, white and wood type look like an oval jewelry dish, etc. I'm actually debating on taking it apart, scraping it and redoing it. All because I don't feel the bail is wide enough for it. I'm on the fence. I do love how my wraps turned out though. Some mighty fine wraps on that bottom most part lol!

I’m so excited to see so many new faces on here! I’d love to know where you’re from! 🌎 Let me know in a comment below ☺️

Let's have some fun this summer with a little wire wrapping challenge! Now through August 31st, EVERYONE can access the Wire Sunshine VIP tutorial for FREE! I challenge you guys to try this tutorial and post your results here! ☺️ Have fun! (❄️For my babes in the Southern hemisphere, I know it's winter but hopefully this sunny tutorial will help warm you guys up!)

I recently mentioned that I had posted a surprise tutorial in the Premium Pendants section, did you guys find it? It’s a beginner’s tutorial for setting a cabochon in a simple wire frame! I’m using an 18x25mm cabochon with 22g (0.6mm) and 28g (0.315mm) wire. This concept can also be used on different size/shape cabochons too, but you’ll need to make adjustments to make sure it fits the circumference of your stone. Have fun and let me know here if you have any questions!

Which one should you choose? In my opinion, it truly depends on the style of wire jewelry that you want to create! Learn more in the quick 9 minute video that I just posted in the "Get Started Wire Wrapping" section of the classroom