Hi friends! I hope you love this easy, seasonal and cute pumpkin pendant! Tools and materials are listed in the front 30 seconds and also listed below for your convenience. Enjoy and thank you for your continued support of my artwork and channel!
Hey friends! I hope you enjoy Sophia Fancy, my new free ring tutorial! Thanks for watching! <3
Materials:
2 x 9 1/4 inches of 20 gauge, square, soft copper wires.
2 x 9 1/4 inches of 18 gauge, square, soft copper wires.
24 inches of 22 gauge, half round wire.
Thick stone 1.25 inches x 1.25 inches and about .5 inches thick.
Tools: Flush cutter, Nylon Jaw, Round Nose pliers, Flat Nose pliers, Round Nose pliers.
Subscriber Requested!! Hey friends... get a coffee, this is the early AM creativity before breakfast component! Thank you to the kind subscriber who sent a request for this Tiny Tree video tutorial. These are fun, easy, quick and can be used in several creative ways. I hope you enjoy the tutorial! Thanks for watching!
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Have fun! Please remember to subscribe, like and share! Thank you for watching! Materials are listed in the first 15 seconds of the video. Make the matching bracelet! https://youtu.be/3im-DiYoTbw?si=8XfrwhFJ8oJGSGva Make a boho style pendant too! https://youtu.be/GcdCHQqNfOU?si=1WRphIeCCZWb-_gv
Watch it here! https://youtube.com/live/kCYkXHIHFbY?feature=share
Good morning everyone! I'm doing some channel experiments to watch my statistics move and learn some things... I did a quick unannounced public livestream this morning, showing how to make a cute, quick pair of earrings and to show you all a new wire link that I created. They're adorable and easy and I hope you get a chance to view them. The link for the replay is here.... https://youtube.com/live/kCYkXHIHFbY?feature=share The processing on this livestream says it won't start for another 24 hours for some reason, so I'm curious about the quality of the recording before the processing starts. If you get a chance to watch it, please let me know if you notice anything out of the norm. Right away, I can hear that the audio is not the best ... it's not bad but could be more clear. Might be my mic too (testing equipment, always). Anyway, I hope you enjoy it and I thank you for watching me this morning! Much love! See you soon again!
Hi friends! I am sharing this membership tutorial for you to enjoy! Thank you for your continued support of my channel and my artwork, you are very much appreciated! Thank you for watching! You can find Part 1 of Sophia prongs at the link below. This is a really cute heat pendant but if you make two of the, then they make a cute pair of earrings too! Enjoy! The materials and tools are listed in the first 10 seconds of this video, but as always, they are also listed blow. If you want to create this heart pendant, then when making the Sophia Prongs and setting your gemstone, start with 16 inches of 20 gauge round soft copper wire and an 8mm or 10mm round gemstone. The prong is approximately 3 to 4mm long.
Hi everyone! I am sharing this members tutorial and hope you enjoy! Many of you have written to say these are a favorite style so I wanted to share another variation with you. Enjoy! Thank you for watching and have fun! xoxo 🥰😍🌹
Forget rigid symmetry — this season loves movement and flow.
Designers are bending metal into curves, loops, and abstract shapes that mimic nature. For wire artists, that means freeform wrapping and frames that breathe. Don’t fight the wire; let it dance around your stone.
Pairing metals is in — silver with copper, brass with gold, or even oxidized with bright polish. The contrast creates depth and versatility. Try combining a bright silver frame with subtle copper accents, or wrap a stone in alternating colors of wire. The look is modern, earthy, and wearable with anything.
After years of delicate “barely there” jewelry, bold is back.
Oversized gemstones, chunky beads, and thick wire frames are everywhere. These pieces command attention and showcase the beauty of the stone itself. Perfect for collectors who love a one-of-a-kind focal pendant.
Imperfection is trending — and it’s gorgeous.
Natural, irregular shapes feel authentic and full of character. Baroque pearls, freeform opals, and raw quartz are being celebrated instead of corrected. As artists, we can let the stone’s organic form guide our wirework instead of forcing it into symmetry.
Fall fashion brings drama. Onyx, black spinel, and oxidized metals are stealing the spotlight. Dark stones offer a perfect balance to bright autumn tones, and they pair beautifully with copper or patina finishes. They make a statement without shouting.
While gold has dominated the past few years, silver is making a strong comeback — especially cool-toned minimalist styles. Clean lines and reflective surfaces are trending across major jewelry houses, and that translates beautifully into sterling or argentium wire for handmade designs.
The “Western revival” is riding high again — think turquoise, leather cords, feathers, and hammered copper. It’s not costume; it’s modern rustic with soul. If you love earthy textures and grounding stones, this is your season to shine.
Boho never really leaves — it just evolves. The 2025 version is boho with polish: layered necklaces, natural gemstones, mixed materials, and artisanal detail, but less clutter. It’s effortless, chic, and totally handmade-friendly.
This month is about texture, balance, and individuality.
If you’re making or collecting jewelry, think of:
Mixed-metal pendants that combine warmth and coolness.
Dark-accent pieces that capture the mystery of fall nights.
Freeform wraps around large stones or pearls that celebrate natural shape.
Layering sets for bracelets or necklaces that mix texture and color.
Handmade artistry is the real trend — authenticity always wins.
If you enjoyed these insights, follow my blog for more gemstone meanings, wire-wrapping tips, and seasonal trends. Each piece I make is designed to honor both the stone’s story and the artist’s hand — because true jewelry is always personal.
October is a month of transition — when sunlight softens, colors deepen, and the air turns reflective. It’s no surprise that October’s two birthstones, Opal and Tourmaline, capture that same dual spirit — one made of fire and color, the other of earth and calm.
Opal has been revered since Roman times as a gem that holds every color of the rainbow inside a single stone. Ancient Greeks believed it carried prophetic powers. For artists and dreamers, it’s a symbol of inspiration, transformation, and emotional clarity.
In jewelry, opals are soft (around 5.5 on the Mohs scale), so they demand a gentle, protective wrap. When setting opal in copper or silver, allow space for its natural play of color — let it breathe light. Each shimmer inside is like a little galaxy, and that’s the beauty worth protecting.
Where opal dances with light, tourmaline anchors it. Known for its incredible color range — from deep black to bright pink and green — tourmaline was once said to have traveled a rainbow, absorbing all hues on its way to Earth.
In metaphysical tradition, black tourmaline shields and grounds; pink opens the heart; green connects to growth and vitality. It’s a stone for artists and empaths alike — offering steady energy in creative storms. In copper wire, tourmaline feels earthy and ancient; in silver, it feels refined and modern.
Opal and tourmaline together represent fire and balance, the heart of any creative life. Whether you’re wearing your birthstone or wire-wrapping one for another, October’s gems remind you: beauty and strength aren’t opposites — they coexist.
Handcrafted jewelry carries that same spirit — every twist of wire is intention, every gemstone a universe waiting to be seen.

I do have a longer full finishing video to show all the steps I do when I oxidize and polish out.
How I finish my jewelry, Patina, Polish and Shine!
https://youtu.be/fXRosvea_mw
The dremel, the mount, polishing heads and compound can be found in my Amazon Associates Store, the link is here... https://www.perfectlytwistedjewelry.com/buy-tools-and-supplies.html
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#PerfectlyTwistedJewelry #artisanjewelry #handmade #polishingjewelry #wipHi friends! I hope you enjoy this little 101 traditional pendant frame! I decided to do this in Gold Fill wires with an Opal to let you see that you don't need to be 'fancy' or use advanced skills to make a gorgeous pendant from higher-quality materials! Of course, I didn't have my mic on for the first 3 minutes, so I started talking about 03:13 minutes into the video, but I did type out the first few panels of instruction for you. I put part 1 and 2 together here so it's the whole video. This pendant is the traditional wire wrap 101 frame. It's great for many size and shape stones but is particularly wonderful for ovals and teardrop shapes. Materials and Tools are listed in the first 10 seconds of the video. Enjoy! Thank you for watching, please Like, Comment and Subscribe to my channel for more wonderful wire wrapped jewelry tutorials!