Planning and Creating Wire Jewelry Ring Designs Part 5
Project 1- Ladies Prong Ring
“Yes, I know there are already several videos available with a prong ring design, however they don’t all give easy ways to formulate the prong lengths to be able to accommodate almost any size or shape faceted stone. Although my methods are not 100% foolproof, (especially if you jump right into this advanced project without gaining the experience needed to make good, tight wraps, shank wrap and size, etc. by working through at least lesson 1 and 3), I can confidently tell you that the formulas I teach work 98% of the time, and that includes setting some rather large, faceted stones. Within this lesson, we will make a standard ladies ring, using what I consider a normal size and shape stone, but I also talk about how to reformulate the design for other stones. (And there’s more to come on this too!)” Dale "Cougar" Armstrong
Learn cut stone terminology
Formulate and create prongs that fit the stone
Make a ring that does not need wires across the top of the stone to keep it in it’s setting
Proper sizing formulas
***This DVD comes complete with written follow-up directions for each and every project along with sizing formulas when needed!!
Total run time for this disc is 1:13:30
This DVD does not have subtitles at this time, but does come with complete follow-up instructions.
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Videos
Videos coming soon!
Reviews
April 24, 2011
Reviewer: Brenna from West Sacramento, CA
I've been wire sculpting for 2 yrs and decided to pick up something more challenging as well as adding rings to my collections. I'm glad I did I couldn't be happier with the new lessons!
April 03, 2011
Reviewer: Yvonne O. Estrada from Sugar Land, TX
I am an experienced wire artist and have successfully made prong rings but it was always a gamble if they would come out well. I bought this DVD with reservations but it exceeded my expectations. The techniques Dale shows solved all my challenges. Thank you Dale - one happy wire artist over here!