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*fold, forge, flip wire bracelet reflection:

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*fold, forge, flip wire bracelet reflection:

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I was unable to fully complete the bracelet by soldering the two ends together. I was a little unhappy with how it turned out because my pattern was not consistent, but I still think it looks kind of cool and different.

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repeat until your pattern is completed.

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flip the wire by pulling back one end of it.

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forge the end of the fold you just made.

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fold the wire in the place where you want the design to start. make it as tight of a fold as possible

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complete on both sides of the wire.

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use a ball-peen hammer to forge the end of the wire.

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step 1: start with an 8-inch wire (I chose nickel silver).

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This was a fun project and not very difficult or time-consuming. I'm really happy with how it turned out. I liked being able to use the new process of the hot twist. The tapering was kind of hard and it required a few days to complete, but it turned out well.

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This is favorite project I made this semester. I love the design because it reminds my of the Colorado landscape, which is my favorite place to be. It took me a long time to complete, but I'm very happy with how it turned out. Making the chain was especially time consuming because of the chain design I chose, but I think it goes well with the pendant and I wouldn't change it.

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This was a fun project to design and it was a little challenging to make. I had to get very comfortable with the process of soldering, since this project included a lot of soldered parts. A big challenging for me was keeping the zig-zag pattern lined up with the top and bottom wires and keeping it even. This project is not completely finished because I haven't gotten a chance to solder the ends together yet.