Not a class. Not a "someday." One sitting. Seven notebooks, one step per page, each one bringing everything for one technique: the finished piece, the wire diagram drawn true to gauge, the step-by-step with photos — and space to log your own notes. No talent required, no more rewinding the same ten minutes. Open notebook one tonight, and by the last page "I've always wanted to learn this" becomes something you're actually wearing.
The wire does what you tell it. What you're buying is the sitting where "I've always wanted to" finally becomes "I made this."
A single tutorial is watched once, and it dies the day you realize you can't remember step four without rewinding.
A reference with 7 notebooks, real diagrams and space for your own notes is something you open every time you sit down to weave.
That's the whole design. Seven notebooks. One step per page. Nothing vague, nothing skipped.
No scattered tabs, no rewinding the same ten-minute video, no guessing which gauge you need. The guide already decided.
One technique, four pages, always the same four. Read on any device or print it — the diagram is drawn true to gauge, so you know exactly how much wire to cut before you start.
The wire path comes drawn and numbered, so your hands don't decide where to wrap next — they just follow. Real photos per stage, the exact gauge and length, and the one mistake people make on this exact weave.
Every guide ends with blank space to sketch your own variation — a bead swap, a longer wrap, your own finish. GoodNotes, Notability, iPad, or plain paper.
Seven notebooks. Seven of these.
No mystery modules, no vague titles. This is the whole table of contents.
Metals, gauges, and tempers explained in plain, kitchen-table language. What to buy first on a tight budget. Why hard copper ruins your first project.
How to hold it, how to pull it, how to keep from marking the wire, and what to do when it snaps. Tension exercises before you touch a single project.
The core weaves, one per section, every step shown in a large photo.
Wrapping and setting stones without drilling, shot from the angle where you can actually see the move.
Framing, coiling, and joining: the structural moves, one per page.
Polishing, patina, clasps, and finishing. How to make it look bought, not homemade.
From pattern to your own design: varying proportions, combining techniques, and building a coherent line.
"The wire does what you tell it. What she's buying is never having to guess again."
| YouTube tutorials |
Paid courses |
COPPER HOUR |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free (scattered) | $30–150 | $27 |
| Tells you what to weave next | ❌ | ⚠️ | ✅ |
| Exact gauge & length given | ❌ | ⚠️ | ✅ |
| Space for your own notes | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ |
| Works without wifi or reloading | ❌ | ⚠️ | ✅ |
| Beginner to advanced covered | ⚠️ | ⚠️ | ✅ |
| 8 bonuses + 3 gifts included | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ |
| Still useful after project 1 | ⚠️ | ⚠️ | ✅ |
Not a folder of files you forget. A body of work you can wear, gift, or sell.
Fifteen to thirty minutes, start to finish. Never a scattered video, never a half-remembered step.
Compatible with GoodNotes, iPad or Notability — or print it. Come back to page 40 next year and it still makes sense.
Every wire path numbered and drawn to scale, so you know exactly how much wire to cut before you start.
Every guide gives you the gauge, the tool list and the finished result — no mid-project guessing.
Read it on your iPad while you weave, or print the guide and keep it at your bench. One payment, unlimited use.
100% digital. Access by email the moment payment clears. No shipping, no waiting for a course cohort to start.
This is what your hands have to show for it — and the reason the whole thing was built as a reference instead of a course:







A tutorial is something you watch. A reference is something you use.
Every bonus answers one concrete reason not to buy. Every gift removes one excuse not to start. Nothing here is filler.
One card per failure: the real failure photo on top, the fix below. "The wire snapped mid-weave," "it came out loose on one side," "the pliers scratched the copper," "the stone keeps slipping out of the setting."
Format
40 double-sided printable cards, index-card size, plus the annotatable PDF set.
Twelve "tonight, you do this" scripts: materials already laid out, real time tracked, one finished result by the end of the hour. Evening 1 doesn't produce jewelry — it produces 60 cm of even, consistent weave.
Format
12 four-page scripts with a materials list, a stage-by-stage timer, and one notes page per evening.
Nine pieces designed specifically for kinked, bent, and marked wire — nests, textures, and hammered rings that work with the flaw instead of hiding it.
Format
9 complete projects, all Level 1, no new materials to buy.
A 1:1 ring-sizing strip, bracelet lengths by wrist size, pendant proportions by neckline, ear-hook length, and the four chain lengths that cover everything.
Format
2 sheets, A4 and Letter, with a 50mm control line. Print at 100%.
Chair and table height, where to place your light, how to grip without clenching, when to stop, and four thirty-second hand stretches.
Format
8 pages, plus a stretches sheet made to tape to the wall.
Copper forgives. Silver doesn't. This bonus covers the jump: how much less give sterling has, why brass cracks where copper bends, what happens to silver-filled wire when you file it, which of the five weaves survive the switch and which need to be loosened up, and the real cost per piece in each metal.
Format
16 pages, with a metal-by-metal tension-adjustment chart and a cost-per-piece sheet.
Resizing a ring, replacing a broken clasp, tightening a weave that loosened with wear, cleaning and re-patinating an old piece. Someone else's, too.
Format
12 step-by-step repairs, in the same page template as the notebooks.
Shapes that grip and shapes that slip away, what to look for in a batch of tumbled stones, what to avoid in cheap cabochons, and what you can actually pick up on a beach and use for real.
Format
18 pages with shape-reference cards, plus a buying guide by seller type.
Gauges, tempers, typical project lengths, and the gauge-to-mm conversion. Designed to be read at arm's length, hands full.
Format
1 sheet, A4 and Letter sizes, 14pt type minimum.
20 printable "Handmade by ______" tags, a copper-and-silver care card to slip into the box, and 3 fold-up gift box templates.
Format
3 printable sheets with cut and fold lines.
Exactly what to do in your first hour, in order, with page numbers — and what not to try yet.
Format
1 sheet, A4 and Letter.

7 NOTEBOOKS · ONE STEP PER PAGE · 8 BONUSES + 3 GIFTS · LIFETIME
From "I've always wanted to learn wire wrapping" to wearing it — in one sitting.
The 8 bonuses + 3 gifts and this launch price are part of today's offer only. When the timer hits zero the price goes back to $99.99 — and every day you wait is another spool of wire wasted on a technique you had to guess at.
What learning by trial and error already costs you — on wire that ends up in the scrap bin.
Women who had bookmarked scattered wire tutorials and never finished one, and then opened The Copper Hour instead — here's what happened.




"Worth more than every course I've bought. My first pendant is already on my neck."
"Fifteen minutes at my bench and my shoulders drop. Calmest hobby I've picked up in years."
"A bracelet for each of my granddaughters. They loved them — and so did I."
"Sold three wire-wrapped pendants on Etsy the very first weekend I tried."
"I'd never held wire pliers. Finished my first ring on day one just following the diagram."
"No more guessing gauges. Just calm, quiet weaving with the notes right in front of me."
"Started on guide one and logged every session. Every gift finished before I ran out of wire."
"So much prettier than store-bought. My friends keep asking me to make them one too."
Your purchase is protected by a 7-day money-back guarantee. Download everything, open guide one, try a weave. If it's not for you, email us within 7 days and we'll refund you 100% — no forms, no questions. You keep what you've downloaded.
The risk is on us. You just print and enjoy.
A fair question. An honest answer.
Because it's 100% digital: no printing, no shipping, no middlemen, no per-course overhead. That lets us give you The Copper Hour for a fraction of what 15 separate courses would cost ($496).
And because it's a launch price: it's the one month we'd rather be on a thousand jewelry benches than make a margin. Later it goes back to $99.99 — and it won't come down again.
Everything included, one-time payment, lifetime access. 7 notebooks + 8 bonuses + 3 gifts for just $27 USD — only during this launch offer.

7 NOTEBOOKS · ONE STEP PER PAGE · 8 BONUSES + 3 GIFTS · LIFETIME
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