Combine Druzy With Straw and Water Cast Components
- Category: Design
- Technique(s): Filing / Finishing, Butane Torch Techniques, Design
- Skill Level: Advanced
Have a collection of tiny druzy stones you love but haven't found a use for? You're not alone.
Their sparkle and color make them irresistible-but they're not always easy to set. In this tutorial, I'll show you a clever way to pair them with water-cast and straw components for a bold, organic look that makes the most of every stone
Their sparkle and color make them irresistible-but they're not always easy to set. In this tutorial, I'll show you a clever way to pair them with water-cast and straw components for a bold, organic look that makes the most of every stone
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Instructions
Step 1
I've accumulated a lot of small bezel-edged druzy stones-and it's time to put them to use.
When working with irregular, non-calibrated stones, I recommend starting with some loose sketches or laying out your components to explore what fits your style and the stones' natural shape.
When working with irregular, non-calibrated stones, I recommend starting with some loose sketches or laying out your components to explore what fits your style and the stones' natural shape.
Step 2
Begin by making your bezels-this helps protect the druzy stones throughout the design and assembly process.
Use 3/16" fine silver bezel wire to create a snug fit for each stone. Solder the seams using hard paste solder, then reshape the bezels around their stones.
Once shaped, flatten and level the bottoms using 320 grit sandpaper on a bench block.
Use 3/16" fine silver bezel wire to create a snug fit for each stone. Solder the seams using hard paste solder, then reshape the bezels around their stones.
Once shaped, flatten and level the bottoms using 320 grit sandpaper on a bench block.
Step 3
For the thinner white triangle stone, I adjusted the bezel height rather than adding a shim-this demonstrates how to tailor a bezel for a fine crystal druzy.
Step 4
Use 3/16" fine silver bezel wire for a snug fit.
Solder the seams with hard paste solder, reshape around the stones, then flatten and level the bottoms on 320 grit sandpaper over a bench block.
Solder the seams with hard paste solder, reshape around the stones, then flatten and level the bottoms on 320 grit sandpaper over a bench block.
Step 5
Begin selecting your broom or straw cast components to pair with the druzy stones. Some pieces may need to be stacked or layered to achieve the look you want.
Once you're satisfied with the arrangement, place the assembly on a magnesite soldering block and use medium paste solder to secure the pieces together.
Heat the assembly evenly until the solder flows. If any elements shift, use a soldering pick to nudge them gently back into place. Allow everything to cool completely before handling.
Once you're satisfied with the arrangement, place the assembly on a magnesite soldering block and use medium paste solder to secure the pieces together.
Heat the assembly evenly until the solder flows. If any elements shift, use a soldering pick to nudge them gently back into place. Allow everything to cool completely before handling.
Pro Tip: Make a few extra assemblies while you're at it. Having options during final design layout is helpful-and any extras won't go to waste.
Step 6
Pickle the assemblies and neutralize them in baking soda water after removing them from the pickle if using sparex pickle.
Rinse and dry the assemblies before continuing.
Rinse and dry the assemblies before continuing.
Step 7
If the broom/straw cast assemblies seem a little sparse when paired with a druzy, add more pieces in the same manner as in Step 4.
Step 8
Trace your paired assemblies onto paper, then transfer and adhere those outlines onto 24-gauge sheet metal.
Saw out each backplate shape carefully. If you plan to add any texture or design to the backplates, now is the time to do it-before any soldering begins.
Once cut, flatten each backplate and thoroughly clean the front surface with abrasive paper or a scrubbing pad to ensure strong, reliable solder joints.
Saw out each backplate shape carefully. If you plan to add any texture or design to the backplates, now is the time to do it-before any soldering begins.
Once cut, flatten each backplate and thoroughly clean the front surface with abrasive paper or a scrubbing pad to ensure strong, reliable solder joints.
Pro Tip: When making multiples, number the back of each druzy and scratch the same number inside its matching backplate for easy identification.
Step 9
Apply medium paste solder to the inside bottom edge of each bezel, then press it onto its matching backplate.
Next, apply solder to the back of each broom or straw cast assembly and position it inside the bezel.
Place the assembled pieces on a magnesite soldering block. Using a butane torch, heat each piece until the solder flows-focusing extra heat on the heavier cast components to ensure even soldering.
Allow the pieces to cool completely before handling.
Next, apply solder to the back of each broom or straw cast assembly and position it inside the bezel.
Place the assembled pieces on a magnesite soldering block. Using a butane torch, heat each piece until the solder flows-focusing extra heat on the heavier cast components to ensure even soldering.
Allow the pieces to cool completely before handling.
Step 10
If using Sparex or a similar pickle, soak the assemblies to remove oxidation, then neutralize them in a baking soda and water solution.
Rinse and dry thoroughly before moving on.
Note: Pickling isn't strictly necessary at this stage, but it can help clean the surface enough to better visualize where to add embellishments in the next step.
Rinse and dry thoroughly before moving on.
Note: Pickling isn't strictly necessary at this stage, but it can help clean the surface enough to better visualize where to add embellishments in the next step.
Step 11
If your broom or straw cast assemblies need extra embellishment, now is the time to add them. Use medium paste solder to secure any additional components.
You might wonder why we didn't combine Steps 3, 5, and 7 all at once-but stacking multiple layers in a single soldering session can be unpredictable. Unsecured parts often shift as the solder begins to flow, making precise placement difficult.
Working in stages keeps everything stable and gives you more control, making the construction process smoother overall.
You might wonder why we didn't combine Steps 3, 5, and 7 all at once-but stacking multiple layers in a single soldering session can be unpredictable. Unsecured parts often shift as the solder begins to flow, making precise placement difficult.
Working in stages keeps everything stable and gives you more control, making the construction process smoother overall.
Step 12
Position the assemblies on a magnesite soldering block. Using a butane torch, heat each piece until the solder flows-concentrating the heat on the heavier broom or straw cast components, which require more energy than the bezels.
Once the solder has flowed, allow the pieces to cool completely before handling.
Once the solder has flowed, allow the pieces to cool completely before handling.
Step 13
Carefully saw out each pendant assembly, leaving a narrow border of metal around the bezel to allow for refining the shape.
Take care not to cut too close-doing so can risk damaging or cutting through the bezel.
Use files to smooth and shape the edges until the pendant outline is clean and refined.
Take care not to cut too close-doing so can risk damaging or cutting through the bezel.
Use files to smooth and shape the edges until the pendant outline is clean and refined.
Step 14
For bezels that haven't been adjusted to account for uneven druzy thickness, flatten and level the tops by gently sanding the assembly on 320 grit sandpaper over a bench block.
Step 15
Pickle the assemblies to remove oxidation, then neutralize them in a baking soda and water solution if you're using Sparex or a similar pickle.
Rinse thoroughly and dry before moving on.
Rinse thoroughly and dry before moving on.
Step 16
Each bail assembly is made from twisted 18-gauge square Argentium wire.
Start by twisting two separate wires-one clockwise, the other counterclockwise.
Start by twisting two separate wires-one clockwise, the other counterclockwise.
Pro Tip: Twisting wire not only adds visual interest but also helps straighten it, making it easier to work with when forming the bail.
Step 17
Cut one 2" piece from each of the twisted wires you made in Step 13. Bend each wire at the center so they nest together, as shown in the photo or diagram.
Note: I use this bail style for a variety of pendant sizes. I leave 1" tails on each wire because I never know exactly how long the bail will need to be-or what embellishments I might add between the tails.
Note: I use this bail style for a variety of pendant sizes. I leave 1" tails on each wire because I never know exactly how long the bail will need to be-or what embellishments I might add between the tails.
Step 18
Apply medium paste solder to the inside edge of one of the wire ends, then place it on a magnesite soldering block.
Push the end of the second twisted wire into the soldered joint, aligning the twists as closely as possible.
Heat the assembly until the solder flows, then let it cool completely before handling.
Push the end of the second twisted wire into the soldered joint, aligning the twists as closely as possible.
Heat the assembly until the solder flows, then let it cool completely before handling.
Step 19
Cut the soldered section 7/8" long.
File the sides of the end into a point.
File the sides of the end into a point.
Step 20
Roll the bail end with the solder showing is rolled to the inside on step 3 of the 6 step barrel pliers.
Step 21
The "V" wires may need to be bent out more to push the filed point between them.
Step 22
Apply medium paste solder inside the bail loop and at the filed point between the wire tails.
Position the bail assembly on a magnesia soldering block, then heat the piece until the solder flows.
Use caution during heating-thin wire can melt quickly if overheated.
Position the bail assembly on a magnesia soldering block, then heat the piece until the solder flows.
Use caution during heating-thin wire can melt quickly if overheated.
Step 23
Cut a 1½" length of 18-gauge round wire for each bail. Ball one end using a torch, then flatten the balled tip so it matches the thickness of the twisted wire.
Gently spread the bail tails apart. Apply medium paste solder just in front of the bail point and slightly to each side.
Slide the flattened ball between the tails and into position. Heat the assembly until the solder flows, then allow it to cool completely before moving.
Gently spread the bail tails apart. Apply medium paste solder just in front of the bail point and slightly to each side.
Slide the flattened ball between the tails and into position. Heat the assembly until the solder flows, then allow it to cool completely before moving.
Step 24
For each bail, cut one 5/8" and one 1½" piece of 18-gauge round wire. Ball and flatten both ends of each wire to match the thickness of the twisted wire.
Apply medium paste solder in front of the bail point and to both sides. Slide the smaller flattened ball into the soldered area and press it gently into place.
Add a touch more solder to the end of the small ball, then position the larger ball so it touches the first.
Heat the entire assembly until the solder flows. Let it cool completely before handling.
Apply medium paste solder in front of the bail point and to both sides. Slide the smaller flattened ball into the soldered area and press it gently into place.
Add a touch more solder to the end of the small ball, then position the larger ball so it touches the first.
Heat the entire assembly until the solder flows. Let it cool completely before handling.
Step 25
Gently bend the tail wires so they curve around the sides of the flattened balls.
Apply medium paste solder along the contact points where the tails meet the flattened balls.
Heat the bail assembly until the solder flows, then allow it to cool completely before continuing.
Apply medium paste solder along the contact points where the tails meet the flattened balls.
Heat the bail assembly until the solder flows, then allow it to cool completely before continuing.
Step 26
Continue shaping the twisted wire tails so they curve around the larger flattened ball.
Trim the tails so they stop just short of meeting at the bottom of the disk-leave enough space for a balled 1/8" piece of 18-gauge round wire to fit snugly between them.
Trim the tails so they stop just short of meeting at the bottom of the disk-leave enough space for a balled 1/8" piece of 18-gauge round wire to fit snugly between them.
Step 27
Pickle the bails to remove oxidation, then neutralize them in a baking soda and water solution if using Sparex or a similar pickle.
Rinse thoroughly and dry before proceeding.
Rinse thoroughly and dry before proceeding.
Step 28
For each bail, ball a 1/8" piece of 18-gauge wire. Leave the balled ends rounded-do not flatten them.
Step 29
Apply medium paste solder to the side of the bail that will sit against the back of the pendant.
Press the bail into position, ensuring it is centered, straight, and that the loop touches the top edge of the pendant.
Carefully place the entire piece in pumice within a pumice pan. Heat the assembly until the solder flows, then allow it to cool completely before handling.
Press the bail into position, ensuring it is centered, straight, and that the loop touches the top edge of the pendant.
Carefully place the entire piece in pumice within a pumice pan. Heat the assembly until the solder flows, then allow it to cool completely before handling.
Step 30
Pickle the pendants to remove oxidation, then neutralize them in a baking soda and water solution if using Sparex or a similar pickle.
Rinse thoroughly and dry before moving on.
Rinse thoroughly and dry before moving on.
Step 31
Use files and sanding and polishing pads to clean and refine the edges of the pendant.
Step 32
Tumble the pendant for several hours to bring up a nice shine.
Step 33
To highlight the embellishments without darkening the inside of bezels-especially for translucent stones like white or pink druzies-fill each bezel interior with Fun-Tak (poster putty) before applying patina.
Apply your chosen patina to the pendant, then remove the putty afterward. If the putty becomes contaminated with chemicals, discard it rather than reusing it.
The bezel interiors should remain clean, requiring little to no touch-up. Once the patina is set, remove it from raised areas to create a soft satin finish.
Finally, tumble the pieces for 20-30 minutes to restore shine without stripping the patina.
Apply your chosen patina to the pendant, then remove the putty afterward. If the putty becomes contaminated with chemicals, discard it rather than reusing it.
The bezel interiors should remain clean, requiring little to no touch-up. Once the patina is set, remove it from raised areas to create a soft satin finish.
Finally, tumble the pieces for 20-30 minutes to restore shine without stripping the patina.
Step 34
Set the stones, making sure the white triangle druzy sits low enough in its bezel and is not raised above the edge.
To accommodate the stone's shape, the bezel edge was carefully bent over, resulting in a slightly uneven surface.
The top of the bezel was then lightly sanded to smooth out any bumps and improve the final appearance.
To accommodate the stone's shape, the bezel edge was carefully bent over, resulting in a slightly uneven surface.
The top of the bezel was then lightly sanded to smooth out any bumps and improve the final appearance.
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Coiled Bead and Twisted Wire Bracelet
Wire Triangle Link
Bali Style Focal Toggle
Silver Nuggets
Fun Shapes Fish Hook Earrings
After the Rain Bracelets
Dangling Drop Earrings
Dangling Chain Sticks
Wire Heart Pendant with Gemstone Drop
Tropical Leaf Earrings
Basic Bezel Wire Tutorial
Dog Tag Style Necklace
Lacy Washers
8-Strand Kumihimo
Closed Loop Ear Wires
Simple Strip Bails from Scratch
Cotter Pin Style Bail
Holiday Woodland Fairy Ornament
Happy Holly Days Wreath Ornament
Happy Holly Days Leaves and Berries
Happy Holly Days Bells Ornament
Art Deco Wire Wrapped Pendant
Twisted Wire Jump Rings
Two-tone Beaded Bangle
Sweetheart Pendant
Waves on the Beach Earrings
Any Size Wire Hearts - Any Size, Any Gauge
Just in Case Heart Pendant
Small Flower Embellishment
Making Tiny Dapped Metal Leaves
Spinner Fidget Bangles
Small Flower Bud Embellishment
Three Petal Bud and Layered Embellishment
Creating a Flower Stem
Stamped Tube Beads
Water Cast Scrap Cross
Sugared Grapes Pendant
Tourist Rock Cuff Bracelet
Gemstone Chains Reimagined
Checkerboard Faceted Earrings
Foxtail Chain aka Loop-in-Loop
Handmade Chunky Chain
Capture a Summer Memory
Stone Key Fob
Sprinkles Link
Ball Chain Embellishments
Handmade Ornament Hooks
Coin Focal
Branching Out
Broken AKA Bits and Pieces Dish Jewelry
Easy No Solder Hinges
Small Embellished Classic Cross
Closure Focal Necklace
Classic Cameo Pendant
Bali Style Earrings
Feathers and Leaves Earring Remodel
Five Year Bracelet
Designer Stick Earrings Remodel
Hammered Luxury
Recycled Black Pearl Earrings
Disc Cutter Earrings Remodel
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