Learn How to Fill Hollow Mesh & Make Wire-wrapped Statement Earrings

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Filling Hollow Mesh is as easy as 1-2-3. One: widen the Hollow Mesh with a chopstick, two: string the Hollow Mesh over your beads, and three: pinch the ends of the mesh to keep secure. Just watch the video below to learn more about this process.

Here’s a list of what you’ll need to make the earrings:
1ft • Hollow Mesh • copper
2 • Earring wires • copper
2 • 4mm Round beads • silver-lined clear
2 • 10mm Cylinder beads • light blue
28 • 4mm • Round miracle beads • gray
2ft • 26ga Craft wire • copper
2ft • 20ga Craft wire • copper

Watch the Tutorial Video

Get the Goods

Copper Hollow Mesh
$10.85

Design your own stunning jewelry with this revolutionary knitted wire jewelry chain! Copper Hollow Mesh is made by machine-knitting 32-gauge, non-tarnish bright copper wire into a tubular wire mesh. The result is a 5mm hollow knitted wire tube that can be filled with any material between 3-4mm found in your beading drawer.

Hollow Mesh is durable once it’s filled with wire or beads and can be cut to any length without fraying. Pair the chain with our 6mm Hollow Mesh Cord Ends for a flawless finish on bracelets, earrings, necklaces and more. Simply string the Hollow Mesh over your choice of leather cord, wire, or beads, then slide the 6mm cord end over the Hollow Mesh to cover the raw edges professionally. Hollow Mesh is packaged as a 3ft (0.91m) spool.

Click here to learn more about Hollow Mesh and the best findings to use for professionally finishing the ends.

Nealay Patel

I exercise my craft in designing, educating and publishing various jewelry works. My checklist of accomplishments includes writing three jewelry-making books, hosting workshops at many trade shows, making television appearances on Beads, Baubles and Jewels and Jewel School on the Jewelry Television Network. Aside from actively participating in my own brand, Beads & Bubbles, I’m also a designer for Jesse James beads and Soft Flex Wire and I work full-time as an art director in my hometown, Tulsa, Oklahoma. I'm excited to grow SilverSilk & More and learning all the challenges that come with it. I look forward to working with you.

https://silversilkandmore.com
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