Knotted Link Chain Workshop
Learn how to use wire wrapping techniques to make your own chain!
This Knotted Link Chain is so fun and whimsical and the chain moves around and is interactive. Once it's around your neck it lays flat.
Learn this fun technique to make a unique chain! You can then make the chain any length you like to make necklaces, bracelets or anklets.
This workshop is like going to a jewelry making workshop in person, but better!
You get a bird’s eye view of what I’m doing. You can take it any time you like and in the comfort of your own home (and in your jammies if you want!) You can watch it over and over again as many times as you like.
You also get a helpful PDF eBook with step-by-step instructions as well! You can download PDF to save, if you like, or just come back here anytime to view. You have lifetime access!
Think about the satisfaction you’ll get from taking some wire and tools and making a whimsical, unique bracelet or necklace!
This chain looks impressive, but it’s not so hard to make. My customers tell me all the time that I make things seem so simple with my step-by-step, real time instructions.
About this workshop:
You can take it in your own time and watch it as many times as you like.
You get a video that show close up of my hands making the chain as well as my voice giving instructions and helpful hints along the way.
You get a PDF with step-by-step photo and written instructions.
You can ask any questions you may have or if you need additional instruction on the chain via email.
At the end of the workshop you’ll be able to make this chain with ease and be able to make all the necklaces and bracelets you want with this fun technique!
You get to express yourself and your creativity and gain confidence in your artistic and wire jewelry abilities.
You’ll have an awesome chain you made yourself and you can use the techniques you learned again and again in different ways for different pieces of jewelry.
Skill Level Needed:
Advanced Beginner.
You can be successful in this workshop if you've had a little bit of an introduction to wire wrapping (like my Intro to Wire Wrapping Workshop).
Even if you are a true beginner, I give detailed instructions and I'm always here if you have any questions.
Tools and materials you'll need:
20 gauge half-hard round wire *
2 jump rings
Lobster clasp
Wire cutters
Round nose pliers
Chain nose pliers
Bent nose pliers
Sharpie marker
Ruler
Optional: Crimp tool
*Wire: You may use any metal you prefer. I suggest 20 gauge because it’s thick enough to be sturdy, but still able to be bent relatively easily.
You can experiment with other gauges if you like, of course.
I highly recommend using a less expensive wire (not silver) while you’re learning and practicing.