Clayton part 3 - The finish! Ties, Touch Up, Beads, Fancy Chain and a b...

Large Oval Cabochon Wire Weave Pendant Tutorial, Part 3 of 3 - FREE until 12/31, 2025! Hi friends! This Membership tutorial is back by request! Learn to capture your larger oval cabochons in this gorgeous wire woven frame. This technique in Part 1 sets you up for bale-less pendant designs, such as Claudia pendant (free tutorial link below)... and it's also a great way to set up for a woven bracelet with a large cabochon focal stone. I use this technique on larger stones so that I can do bale-less designs... sometimes, the stones are so large that a traditional sized bale looks out of proportion. I solve this for myself by doing this type of design and just attaching chain to both back/side loops. You can embellish the chains to include beads and make it a complete necklace with a dedicated fancy chain. In Parts 2 and 3, I show how to do this too. Enjoy all THREE PARTS of Clayton! I hope the technique is one that will help you along with being a gorgeous design. Materials and Tools are listed in the first 10 to 20 seconds of all my videos. This frame uses 3 x 16 inches of 18g round, soft, copper wires for the base frame. 14 feet of 28g weaving wire on-hand My oval cabochon is 1.5 inches long x 1.25 inches wide and 4mm thick. I do show how to accommodate for a thicker stone. I did more than I thought I was going to do on this piece, but I love it and I hope you do also! Here is a link to Midway station if you're going to set a tiny gemstone at the bottom. I have pictures at the end of the video, if you need more, let me know. Midway Station Mid-wire cabochon wrap https://youtu.be/FKidkpKr3ME?si=KRfw-s75O-4cgucr There are a few added materials in the first 10 seconds. I think I missed this gemstone tho, it's a 6mm Faceted Round Amethyst Cabochon gemstone that I set in Midway Station for the bottom. Enjoy! Please ask questions if you have them. Much love! Claudia, smaller version of Clayton - Round stone but you can use oval too. https://youtu.be/8jbHmUNPTW0 My Amazon Associate Store... https://www.perfectlytwistedjewelry.com/buy-tools-and-supplies.html Most of the tools you see me using can be purchased from my Amazon Associates store. I do get a small commission from Amazon when you make a purchase using my links. Thank you in advance for your support!