Think String Art for the Modern Age.
Artistic Wire comes in a number of gorgeous colors. Why just use it for jewelry?
Create string art with wire and make a unique handmade art piece or give it as a gift. Beadalon has created a number of how-tos and templates for you. Choose your favorites and download them for free.
Supplies Needed:
– 26 gauge Artistic Wire
– A Board
– The Template (print smaller or larger as needed) See below for all of them
– Small Nails
Download Instructions and Templates
Make a Bee
Make a Cactus
Make a Gnome
Make a Llama
Make a Lotus Flower
Make a Mermaid Tail
Make a Pineapple
Make a Rainbow (a previous blog post)
Make a Unicorn
You can also take it a step further and add some vinyl to the project. You can cut your own on a cutting machine or you can add one of our vinyl transfers to the project. Check in stores for more options.
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