Step 14 of 16
Now, let’s add details onto the wing frames (fig. 14a).
On the lower part of the wing frames, use a new 26 gauge copper wire and link delicate loops and coils design across the frame gaps (fig. 14b, 14c).
On the upper part of the wing frames, add in copper spacer beads on each frame gap and hold them in place with Adhesive Tack-It clay (fig. 14d, 14e).
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Then, use a new 26 gauge copper wire to connect them onto the wing frames (fig. 14f, 14g).
Checkpoint: This is how your ornate bird wing frames should look (fig. 14h, 14i).
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Step 15 of 16
Proceed with the wire bundle coiling process using a new 26 gauge copper wire (fig. 15a, 15b):
- Front side (fig. 15c).
- Back side (fig. 15d).
After that, take a silver spacer bead and tack it onto the bird eye area (fig. 15e).
Lock in the bird eye bead by wrapping it with a new 26 gauge copper wire (fig. 15f, 15g, 15h).
Step 16 of 16
For the final touch, use a round nose pliers to slightly curve the beak frame tip (fig. 16a, 16b, 16c).
Polish the surface of your pendant with finest steel wire wool (fig. 16d, 16e).
Good job! You have completed your tutorial.
COMPLETED WIRE-WRAPPING WOVEN HUMMINGBIRD WITH ORNATE BEADS PENDANT
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