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With a few inches of wire and some basic tools you can make a treble clef pendant. Now if only that cute flute player from high school could see me now!
I’m using 16 gage wire. Twenty-five feet cost me less the $2.00 at the home improvement store. I can make one for you.
I’m using 16 gage wire. Twenty-five feet cost me less the $2.00 at the home improvement store. I can make one for you.
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Signing UpStep 1Form the treble clef
Cut a section of wire and file the end square. Using cone nose pliers, form a hook as shown in the picture. Lay the hook on a hard surface and hammer the loop flat.
Work the pliers along the wire bending it in small increments. Little by little you’ll produce the curve of the treble clef.
Form the upper loop by grabbing the wire just above the hook and bending it around, down, and then behind the clef.
Form a small loop just under the clef. Once the loop in made use the pliers to collapse it a little.
Work the pliers along the wire bending it in small increments. Little by little you’ll produce the curve of the treble clef.
Form the upper loop by grabbing the wire just above the hook and bending it around, down, and then behind the clef.
Form a small loop just under the clef. Once the loop in made use the pliers to collapse it a little.
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I showed it to my girlfriend and she was like asking me how much would it cost if i sell it!
Thanks again. I'll be doing some of your ibles if I have time (I'm from the Philippines btw)
oh amd amazing idea im making like 8 for my friends.
Poliishing will take the maring away but it would take a long time.