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Wire Heart Valentine's Brooch

Wire Heart Valentine\
Valentine's Day is right around the corner. Add some holiday pizazz to your outfit with a wired heart brooch.

Sweet and so simple to make. And I'll show you how to personalize it, too!

For supplies, you'll need some wire, plyers with snips, small rhinestone embellishments, a short piece of wired ribbon, and a jewelry pin. The wire should be workable but not so soft that it won't retain it's shape. I found a lovely red wire, almost ruby, that is probably a 20g weight which worked really well.
 
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Begin by forming a small loop at the end of the wire.
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Jan 19, 2012. 5:57 PMcalicos says:
Wow. How beautiful How simple. I can't express my appreciation of this project and the tutorial. It really is beautiful, I can't wait to make many for my sisters and friend this year. I'm so impressed that you created something so beautifully simple. Usually valentine/heart jewelery looks well kinda, well, too much. This is so elegant! Thank you so much!

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