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- 1 Spool 26G ParaWire- Bare Copper
- 1 Spool 22G ParaWire- Bare Copper
- 1 Pair Hold Me Bead Caps- Antique Copper
- 1 Faceted Barrel Beads- Antique Copper
- 1-2 Mini Hoops- Antique Copper
- 1 Oasis Charm- Antique Copper
- 1 Swivel Clasp- Antique Copper
- 1 Bottle Liver of Sulphur (Optional)
- 1 Pkg Pro Polish Pads (Optional)
- 1 Deluxe Draw Plate
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Download Episode Notes
- 1 Spool 26G ParaWire- Bare Copper
- 1 Spool 22G ParaWire- Bare Copper
- 1 Pair Hold Me Bead Caps- Antique Copper
- 1 Faceted Barrel Beads- Antique Copper
- 1-2 Mini Hoops- Antique Copper
- 1 Oasis Charm- Antique Copper
- 1 Swivel Clasp- Antique Copper
- 1 Bottle Liver of Sulphur (Optional)
- 1 Pkg Pro Polish Pads (Optional)
- 1 Deluxe Draw Plate
Level: Intermediate
Estimated time: 1 day
Project and Sample by Kate Richbourg
Astrid is an old Norse name meaning “divine beauty,” and how accurate a description for this divine piece!
Not just a Kate Classic…a Kate Signature! Kate pioneered this method of making Viking Knit, an ancient wire weaving technique used by…you guessed it, the Vikings! Examples of this beautiful wirework have been found in archeological digs in Scandinavia and the British Isles dating back to the tome of the Vikings, used in jewelry and as decorative trim.
Learn this incredible stitch and create a bracelet worthy of a Viking warrior woman. Tune in for Free Tip Friday on Friday, April 27th to learn how to antique this wire with Liver of Sulphur.
Additional Learning: Ingredients list is to the left and easy shopping can be done with the Shop and Tools Tabs above!
Please join us as our worldwide community gathers on Facebook at 10:30am Pacific Time on April 25th, 2018. It’s so much fun to go live with us and bead together! After the live broadcast the video will be available above.
Astrid is an old Norse name meaning “divine beauty,” and how accurate a description for this divine piece!
Not just a Kate Classic…a Kate Signature! Kate pioneered this method of making Viking Knit, an ancient wire weaving technique used by…you guessed it, the Vikings! Examples of this beautiful wirework have been found in archeological digs in Scandinavia and the British Isles dating back to the tome of the Vikings, used in jewelry and as decorative trim.
Learn this incredible stitch and create a bracelet worthy of a Viking warrior woman. Tune in for Free Tip Friday on Friday, April 27th to learn how to antique this wire with Liver of Sulphur.
Additional Learning: Ingredients list is to the left and easy shopping can be done with the Shop and Tools Tabs above!
Please join us as our worldwide community gathers on Facebook at 10:30am Pacific Time on April 25th, 2018. It’s so much fun to go live with us and bead together! After the live broadcast the video will be available above.
Astrid
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