Introduction: DIY Infinity Ring - Simple!
You only need a little bit of wire, a round nose pliers and wire-cutting tool to make this cute infinity ring! It is simple to create and looks great! You can also modify this to make an infinity bracelet - which I would have done if I had a silver chain to do so!
Materials:
Next, to form the ring - you'll need to cut another piece of wire - a few inches long to be safe. Then use a highlighter or marker (something comparable to the width of your finger) and wrap the wire around it to form a ring-like shape. Don't go all the way around - leave an opening at the top.
Take the infinity pendant you made and take the piece of wire and thread the wire through the right loop - and use your pliers to carefully bend it over and under - to form a closed loop. Next, try the ring on - to see how big or small you need it to be. You can now snip off the end excess wire - if it is too long. But, be sure to leave enough wire to bend over to form a final closed loop.
To do the final closed loop for your ring, it's a good idea to put the whole thing back onto the marker or highlighter -so you have it keeps its round structure as you create your final closed loop.
After that's done, just clean it up - bend or reshape as needed to give the ring a consistent round shape.
You're done!!! So simple - so cute!
Materials:
- Wire (I believe what I used was 20 gauge)
- Round Nose Pliers (the one I have is a 3-in one tool)
- Wire Cutters
- You'll also need something like a marker or highlighter - something round to wrap the wire around to form the shape
Next, to form the ring - you'll need to cut another piece of wire - a few inches long to be safe. Then use a highlighter or marker (something comparable to the width of your finger) and wrap the wire around it to form a ring-like shape. Don't go all the way around - leave an opening at the top.
Take the infinity pendant you made and take the piece of wire and thread the wire through the right loop - and use your pliers to carefully bend it over and under - to form a closed loop. Next, try the ring on - to see how big or small you need it to be. You can now snip off the end excess wire - if it is too long. But, be sure to leave enough wire to bend over to form a final closed loop.
To do the final closed loop for your ring, it's a good idea to put the whole thing back onto the marker or highlighter -so you have it keeps its round structure as you create your final closed loop.
After that's done, just clean it up - bend or reshape as needed to give the ring a consistent round shape.
You're done!!! So simple - so cute!

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27 Comments
9 years ago on Introduction
Love it!
Reply 9 months ago
you can make necklaces too?! awesomeee
8 years ago
I love this so much! I made 2 rings: one the regular way and one by twisting two wires together before shaping the ring!
Reply 7 years ago
omg very cuteee
9 years ago
if you were to paint the ring what kind of pain't would you use
Reply 7 years ago
you can use the nail polish =)
9 years ago
Cuteee
9 years ago
Did you make your infinity necklace, too? :)
9 years ago on Introduction
Congrats on being a finalist in the jewelry contest!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thanks so much Emily :)
9 years ago on Introduction
Simplicity will win Holly :), Congratulations for being a finalist :)
9 years ago on Introduction
So cute, gonna do this with rose gold wire I have around.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
awesome!!! :)
9 years ago on Introduction
i made one of these once with a bead in the middle...
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Oh sounds very cute!
9 years ago on Introduction
Beauty in Simplicity :)
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thanks Tarin!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Now Lets try making a PI ring and probably other mathematical figures :D
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
hey sounds awesome - i was thinking that!!! my son always says he loves me Pi x infinity squared..now to create that in wire..:)
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Cool, I will waiting for the show Holly :)