Wire Dreamcatcher Made With Beads And Soft Flex Craft Wire

Making a DIY Dream catcher is quick and easy with this step-by-step tutorial. Watch James Browning, Soft Flex Company's resident Craft Wire expert, use a wire netting technique to create a Dreamcatcher with Soft Flex Craft Wire and beads.

Supplies:
18g Soft Flex Craft Wire in Non-Tarnish Silver
26g Soft Flex Craft Wire in Non-Tarnish Silver
Nylon Jaw Pliers
Bead Nippers (Cutters)
Chain Nose Pliers
Round Nose Pliers
Steel Bench Block
Multi-Function Hammer Kit

This wire wrapped dream catcher tutorial is a great DIY lesson in how to use wire to make a traditional shape. It can be worn as a pendant or made larger for decoration.

Soft Flex Craft Wire is a high quality, permanently colored copper wire. It is resistant to scratching, peeling and marring. This is due to the special enameling process used to coat the wire to produce the wide spectrum of colors we offer. After the enamel is applied, the wire is then clear coated to prevent tarnishing. Bare Copper is the only wire in the line that is not treated. If antiques and old findings are your medium, Bare Copper will patina - perfect for making that new project look like an heirloom.

If you love this project, you might like these other project videos from James.

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James Browning is a Sales Representative for the Soft Flex Company. A transplant to California from Eastern Washington. His passion for making things has been lifelong, driving him to get his BFA after studying abroad in Florence, Italy. He has his artistic fingers in many mediums including marble sculpting, pottery, mosaic making, and silversmithing. Recently his passion has extended beyond beads to wire wrapping. He states that “wire is an inexpensive hobby that tends to not take over your craft room!” You can email him at James@SoftFlexCompany.com and see more of his work on his Facebook page.