I'm so looking forward to launching the WireWizz Tool, manufactured by Jewellery Maker and exclusively available from them, on Monday 11th May 2026 from 1pm-4pm. You watch it: Live TV (UK): Sky 674, Freeview 72, Freesat 807, Virgin 756. Website: Watch for free at JewelleryMaker.com/en-gb/watch/. YouTube: Search for JewelleryMaker Live on YouTube. And if you miss it, you can catch the show on YouTube later: https://www.youtube.com/@UCFvjtXxNRy5Hv131YSbuNlQ This is not just a coiling tool, it's a wire shaping tool that does all the hard work for you, creating perfect components in a matter of minutes! If you find wirework fiddly and struggle to get consistent shapes: this is the tool for you. It's perfect for duplication of components, a total time save and if you have dexterity problems, this takes the strain out of your hands. The tool will only be available from Jewellery Maker's online channel and launches on 11th May. So be quick to get it! I will be releasing jewellery project inspiration to get you started and help you on your WireWizz jewellery journey!

The chuck of the WireWizz tool can be used as a holder to secure wires for plaiting. Your plaited wire lengths can be formed into bangles, choker necklaces, earrings and rings. Using 0.8mm (20-gauge) wire, Linda demonstrates a simple bangle design to get you started and inspired!

The 'Pig's Nose' attachment of the WireWizz tool (so called, because of it's look!) is incredibly useful for your jewellery making requirements, as not only does it provide oval jump rings for chain linking, but also a very unique coiled wire 'Helix' bead, that can be interspaced between your beads in earring, bracelet and necklace designs. In this video tutorial, Linda demonstrates a Memory Wire Bangle and other creative ways of using it with 0.8mm (20-gauge) wire.

The short cone attachment to the WireWizz tool can be used for bead caps, tassel tops, wire cone beads that create a sense of elegance to your jewellery designs. In this video, Linda demonstrates some cone shaped earring designs using 0.8mm (20-gauge) wire to get you inspired!

The WireWizz long cone attachment can be used in bangles, earrings, cut up as varying diameter sized jump rings, but is especially great for making necklaces using one focal bead. In this tutorial, Linda demonstrates this with 0.8mm (20-gauge) copper wire and shows how the tapered ends are the perfect way to highlight a central gemstone or accent a beautiful glass bead as the centrepiece of a necklace.

This video tutorial introduces you to the WireWizz HEXAGON attachment. This shape is great for 'beehive' chain linking systems and this attractive choker design tutorial is an ideal project to get you started. 0.8mm (20 gauge) wire in any colour or type (i.e.copper, silver or enamel coated and plated) is best.

The WireWizz Coiling Rods come in a variety of diameters, which means you can create long coils, which can be snipped into segments and used as spacer beads in between as well as with, glass and gemstone beads. Using 0.8mm (20gauge wire) Linda demonstrates uses for the circular rods to provide jewellery making inspiration.

Once you have purchased your WireWizz tool from Jewellery Maker TV, I would recommend watching this video, to provide you with an introduction to each of its attachments. The tutorial will provide you with creative ideas and many jewellery possibilities to get you started! In the video, Linda (the creator of the tool) demos the wire units that can be created and with the components made, she connects them together into a stunning 'Sampler' lariat that can be kept as visual inspiration for future makes. All the units demonstrated, can be used in individual jewellery designs which Linda will be publishing on this channel.