Please Note: This is a PDF download—no physical product will be shipped. Thank you! Skill Level: IntermediateThis tutorial is best suited for wire artists who are comfortable handling pliers and shaping wire. About This Tutorial:Ready to create a delicate cross charm necklace that is handmade, delicate and completely unique? This 16-page PDF tutorial walks you through every stage of crafting your own wire-wrapped cross pendant complete with graceful swirls, hammered accents and a wire prong stone setting. With clear, close-up images and thoughtful instructions at every turn, you’ll gain confidence in your shaping, wrapping, and stone-setting skills as you build this piece. What You’ll Learn: How to shape and construct a cross frame from a single piece of wire Techniques for creating balanced swirls and light hammering for texture and dimension Step-by-step wire prong stone setting using 22g wire Tips for securely attaching your stone and finishing your piece with a handmade jump ring Each instruction includes clear, close-up images and helpful captions to guide you through every curve, bend, and swirl. Materials Needed: (1) 5mm Round Faceted Stone (I get mine here!) (1) 6" 18 Gauge Round Wire (Dead-Soft) (1) 6" 22 Gauge Round Wire (Dead-Soft) (1) 1" 18 Gauge Round Wire (Dead-Soft) – for Jump Ring Tools You’ll Need: Chain Nose Pliers Round Nose Pliers Flush Cutters Sharpie Ruler (Optional) Chasing Hammer (Optional) Steel Bench Block (Optional) Sanding Pads or Sandpaper – 1000, 2000 & 3000 Grit This tutorial will help you create one finished pendant. You can adjust your materials to make multiples or scale up your design with ease once you’ve got the technique down. What to expect when purchased:You will get an email confirming your order and then a link to download your tutorial. You can do this from your email. Please allow a minute or two for your order to go through before attempting to download.Please message me if you have any issues! Thanks!- Ellie**Please Note**You may sell your finished work. But please be sure to give credit to Elizabeth at Ellie's Handcrafted Jewelry.All photos and captioning within this tutorial belong to Ellie's Handcrafted Jewelry. You may not copy, sell or distribute this pattern under any circumstance!You may not teach this content without my written consent.
