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Fish the wire from the bottom up. You may need to tape the wire to some string or a thin stick, if the through hole is not wide enough.
Using the wire strippers, expose about 1/2 inch of copper at both ends.
Beautiful, shimmering wire crocheted corsage pendant with a natural gemstone centre.
Opal is a birthstone of October.
Co-ordinated with bright and pale pink coloured wires. Pendant measures approximately 2” in diameter.
First photo ever taken specifically for the Tenuous Links group (by me anyway).
Tenuous Link: self-reference
Here's an article from Wired online dated "04.07.07" celebrating the Internet's birthday. The article was online on 06 April 2007.
www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2007/04/dayintech_...
An abstract picture of a head massager I took in black and white on my sony a55. I thought it looked kind of like a jellyfish or octopus with long tenticles. This shot was taken with the stock 18-55mm lens and post processing was done in adobe lightroom using the high contrast black white preset and heavy grain.
Razor wire with a background of blue sky. Topographie des Terros, Berlin (Germany). Photo by Simon Raven ©
A set of pins I made in wire. While I know my wire work isn't exceptional, I wanted to post these to encourage people to try this out. All you need is some wire (I used some silver wire from the bead store and some 12 guage copper wire from Home Depot), some pliers and wire cutters. A metal file helps too. For the tools, I used my Leatherman. The resulting pins can hold on a cloak or close a neckline or hold up a chiton.