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Wire Knitted Necklace
So, you’ve heard about Viking wire knitting and have wondered what it would be like to give it a try. Why not watch how it’s done first and then decide if it is for you or not.
My name is Katherine Walters, aka The Knitted Raven. I’m a wire artist, wire and fiber knitter and jewelry maker. On Ravelry I’m known as Ketdryn.
I’ve recently published a series of videos that show you how to create a strand of Viking style wire knitting and how to turn it into a necklace right from the basic wire working skills needed on up.
In the description for each video is a list of tools and materials needed.
If you are interested in making a Viking wire knitted necklace (as shown in the pictures above), I suggest you look at the following in the Wire Working 101 playlist on my channel:
How to Use Flush Cutters Safely
How to Make a Wire Wrapped Loop
How to Make a Wire Wrapped Loop Above a Bead
How to Make End Caps to Finish a Piece of Viking Wire Knitting
How to Make a Simple Clasp
How to Finish Leather Cord for Jewelry Making
How to Do Viking Wire Knitting
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Putting It All Together: Turning Viking Wire Knitting into Finished Jewelry
The free videos run from several minutes to just over twenty minutes in length to help you fit them into your busy day.
The links to all of these can be found on my blog at:
- First published: February 2022
- Page created: February 23, 2022
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