In Variations on a Wire Flat-Spiral Ring with Eva Sherman, students will learn to create modifications on the “flat spiral” theme while making 3 wire rings: a forged flat spiral ring, a flat spiral pinwheel, and a flat spiral with a lampwork bead. Eva Sherman will show you how to form two wires into a beautiful, concentric, flat wire spiral and then use it as a focal point or embellishment. Also, you’ll learn how to make two varieties of sturdy wire shanks: double wire, and a wrapped double wire. Accent your favorite lampwork bead or stone bead with these delightful designs!

You will love this video if you:

Love to make beautiful and unique rings
Want to learn to make perfect spirals
Want to build your wire jewelry skills

In Variations on a Wire Flat-Spiral Ring with Eva Sherman you’ll learn how to:

Create a concentric flat spiral
Make several variations using a flat spiral
Finish rings

Eva Sherman began beading as a way to spend time with her daughters but soon became hopelessly addicted. In 2005 she traded her architectural career for the opportunity to spend all her time among beads, and opened Grand River Bead Studio in Cleveland, Ohio. Eva now happily spends most days in the studio, creating, writing, and teaching, but has been known to take her show on the road. She has discovered an affinity for working with wire and metals, and prefers to design in an organic and unstructured style. Eva and co-author Beth Martin wrote Organic Wire & Metal Jewelry in 2014, and are currently writing a second book titled Cool Copper Cuffs, scheduled for release

Variations on a Wire Flat Spiral Ring Handout