This little Easter basket is a great way of gifting chocolate eggs or, you can use it as a decorative centrepiece on your Easter Sunday table! I have used 1.5mm aluminium for the framework and woven it with 0.4mm gauge. The framework is inspired by my large flower plant sticks. Therefore, if you can make this, you can also make some big decor flowers!

This fun project can be scaled down in size for a brooch or pendant, but it generally works well as a garden or home decor ornament with 1.5mm aluminium wire decorated with seed beads for extra colour and detail. It's a perfect project to do with all the family, young and old!

As I love wearing long chain necklaces, I thought I would show you how I create them. For this video and for this particular piece, I have made wire heart components, used beads and semi-precious chips and up-cycled bits of broken chain, but anything goes! It's random, fun and freestyle!

I had a recent request to create a tutorial for these elegant dangly earrings made out of 0.8mm (20-gauge) wire and some assorted beads. I have already published 2 tutorials using a similar technique: "Twisted Stem Earrings" and "Twisted Stem Chain Necklace". So do search those out in my Jewellery Making Tutorials Playlist.

This very simple project can be embellished with beads and semiprecious gemstones if desired. Alternatively, just create it to the size you wish and gift it for weddings, christenings, anniversaries or just make it for yourself to hang in your own home! So get your pliers, the Whammer and some 1mm aluminium wire and let's get cracking ... !

Over the years, I have created many styles of Hearts for Valentine's projects: for my books and workshops, as well as commissions. In this film, I share 8 different styles that might give you inspiration to create and use as earring and necklace designs, put onto cards, or use as home decor pieces! Plus, you can embellish with beads to add more impact. I use 1mm aluminium wire for this demo, but you can use any wire you have to hand to suit your projects. Check out my other 'heart' projects: Valentine Heart - https://youtu.be/rZF8r2nwMF0?si=v6R4YLDK83XaBQfA Plus this lovely pendant: https://youtu.be/2B_UxH-Ecsk?si=b57K5Y5aeskSgLcq

In this video Linda shows her Christmas designs that she's used as commissions and has taught in her workshops. Here you'll get lots of inspiration on how to use wire and beads to create ornaments, home decor as well as jewellery. If you're interested in booking a workshop with Linda (in Kent, U.K.) check out her website: http://www.wirejewellery.co.uk/

This video will show you the basic technique for creating a beautiful tree of life pendant. Even though Linda demonstrates it in a teardrop wire frame, it can be wired into any shaped frame of your choice. The wire for the outer frame can be anything from 0.8mm to 1mm and the tree with branches can be created out of 0.4mm gauge wire.