Cut a bit of 14 gauge wire 11 inches long. Take the wire and bend in the middle.
This is best done by bringing the ends of the wire together, continue the bend in the wire until it makes a teardrop shaped loop in middle of the wire about 3/8ths of an inch tall.

Use your fingers to shape the wires above the tear drop into a V shape. Grasp the end of one side of the wire with round nose pliers and begin swirling the end inward.

Do the same on the other end. Coiling the wire inward creates a bend which mimics the shape of the heart. Coil the ends of the wire till a nice heart shape is achieved and both ends looks about the same. If needed cut a little off either end of the wire to make them look similar. Set aside.

Cut a piece of 14 gauge wire 4 inches long.
Grasp one end with round nose pliers and coil loosely for about 1 to 1 ½ inches of the wire.

Flip the wire over and coil the other end in the opposite direction creating an S shape. Coil the 2nd end about as much as the first end.

Fit the S shape into the heart. One coil sitting between the wires just above the tear drop shape, make sure it touches both sides of the heart.
On the other side of the S situate it between the coil that makes up one side of the top of the heart and the wire that makes up the outside edge of the arch making up the top of the heart.The S shape must touch the heart wires in 4 places to be secure latter on.

Wrap the 24 gauge wire 3 times around the side of the heart the bottom coil of the S meets, not the side the coil goes up (I suggest cutting the wire at 5 feet to make it easier to work with) wrap towards the teardrop loop at the bottom of the heart.
Cut the short tail of the wire off and smooth with pliers.

Position the S back into the heart.
Wrap the weaving wire around both the heart and the S shape where they touch, about 6 times.

With the weaving wire on the front side of the pendant put a bead on the weaving wire.
Take the weaving wire to the other side of the V above the teardrop right below where the S meets that side of the V of the heart.
Take the weaving wire and wrap around the heart and the S were they touch two or three times.
The bead should sit in an open space between the edges of the heart and under the S shape.

Take the wire to the little loop making up part of the S shape and wrap around once.
If the weaving wire is coming up from the bottom of the wire that was just wrapped take it to the top of the outside curve of the S.
If the wire is coming off the top of the wire just wrapped around take to the back side of the wire on the outside curve of the S.
Wrap around twice to make one full wrap on the curve.
Take the weaving wire to the opposite side of the wire in the loop that starts the S shaped.
This is a figure 8 weave.

After a couple figure 8 weaves instead of going to the loop that started the S shape go to the outside of the heart.
Weave the figure 8 weave up the side of the heart till the top of the S touches the outside of the heart.

Wrap the weaving wire around both the heart frame and the S curve till they no longer touch and there is a space between them for one of the beads to sit in.
Put a bead on the weaving wire. Take the weaving wire around the back of the heart to the outside edge and wrap around the heart frame 3 to 5 times.
If the wire is coming from the bottom and inside of the frame bring the wire up to the front of the frame and put the bead on wrap weaving wire around the outside frame of the heart.

Put another bead on and wrap the weaving wire back to the out side frame of the heart. Wrap around the heart 5-7 times. The more curvature the outside edge has the more wraps are needed between beads.
Put enough beads on the weaving wire to fill the empty space between the top curve of the S and the top curve of the heart. Continue the beaded weave till the S meets the curve of the heart.
Wrap the wire around the S and the heart frame to secure the last point in the S curve. If the wire is running out end the wire by wrapping it around a thicker wire 3 times and cut.

Do another row or two of weaving depending on bead size to fill the rest of the space. Wrap the weaving wire down the center V at the top of the heart to where the loop of that side meets the outer edge.

Wrap the weaving wire up around both sides of the heart middle 2 or three times, going toward the top of the heart.

Wrap other side of the heart (the one with no weaving on it) 3-5 times. Put a bead on the wrapping wire. Position the bead on the inside of the heart and wrap weaving wire around frame 3 or 4 times.
Repeat this weave till reaching the bottom of the heart.
If the wire runs out, wrap the end of the weaving wire around the frame twice, cut and smooth the end. Start a new weaving wire by wrapping it around the frame twice right next to the ended wire, cut the tail off and smooth with pliers.

Once at the bottom of the heart end the weaving wire by cutting close to the frame and smoothing with either flat nose or chain nose pliers.
Set aside.

Take the last piece of 14 gauge round wire, it should be about 7 inches long. Bend it in half using round nose pliers or the smallest step on the 6 step bail making pliers. Make the bend a little sharper by squeezing together a little more with chain or flat nose pliers.

This will be the bail of the pendant. Pull a part some to make a nice shape for the bail. Keep it narrow by the point.

Take the last bit of weaving wire and wrap it three times in the point of the bent wire.
Start the figure 8 weave done on the heart

Do the figure 8 weave for about 1 ½ inches.
If the weave is getting much wider then ½ inch bend the base wires back towards each other slightly.

Bend the base wires at the edge of the weave sharply towards each other at a 90 degree angle.
Bend the base wires up at a 90 degree angle just to the side of middle so they are parallel to each other.

Wrap the weaving wire around one of the wires going away from the weave 3 times. Wrap the weaving wire around both parallel wires twice.
Wrap the weaving wire around the first base wire three times again. Repeat 3 more times so there are 3 patterns. After the last wrap cut wire close to base wire and smooth with pliers.

Wrap the widest part of the bail around the largest step of the 6 step bail making pliers, or 9 mm pliers or a dowel.
In this step go for the basic shape of a bail, use pliers to tweak the bail into a nice shape.

Bend the wires coming out of the bail away from each other.

Open the bail a little bit.
Slip the bail over the top V in the heart to align the spread wires of the bail with the loops made on the heart coils used to make the curves of the heart.

Bend the ends of the bail to the front of the bail where the ends match where the loops of the heart coil is.

Thread the bent ends of the bail wires thru the loops on the heart from the back side of the pendant.
Bend over to the back.

Cut the ends of the bail wires off just long enough to wrap around the wires on the heart. Use pliers to bend the ends up toward the back. Bend the front of the bail into place where it looks good.