I've been on a Viking Knit Roll lately

The Art of Viking Weave
I'm always fascinated at how you can take a piece of wire and turn it into something so beautiful.

Double Viking Weave Bracelets and Necklaces
There are many different wires that can be used to weave these beautiful bracelets.

If you are interested in buying any of the bracelets pictured below, the ones with a price are available.

Grouping of Viking Weave Bracelets
Individually Priced Below



Double Viking Weave Bracelet
Pure Copper Wire with two Rivoli Beads and a toggle



Double Viking Weave Bracelet
Titanium Para Wire with German Silver Core & Clasp.  Gun Metal Beads wrapped around the clasp.
Double Viking Weave Bracelet
Pure Copper Wire with Black Lampwork and Copper beads
Finished with a hand crafted Spiral Copper Clasp
Double Viking Weave Bracelet
Pure Copper Wire with Beautiful Blue Lampwork bead with
speckles of silver and Copper beads
Finished with a Hand Created Spiral Copper Clasp



Double Viking Weave Bracelet
I've blended Artistic Non-Tarnish Silver Wire with a Pure Copper Core & a Hand Twisted Clasp.
It is finished with a Beautiful Lampwork Bead speckled with silver and copper end caps.

Double Viking Weave Bracelet
There's just something so elegant withen Black is combined with Silver.
I've used 1/10 Silver Filled Wire for the weave and core.
Beautiful lampwork beads on either side.
Finished with Sterling Silver End Caps.

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