DIY Wire "Fidget" Rings! EASY wire ring tutorial
- Megan Weller
- Jan 14, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 4, 2021
Hey guys, it's Megan! In today's video I'll be showing you how I made 3 wire fidget rings! I've been seeing both wire rings and DIY fidgets all over TikTok lately, and I thought it would be fun to combine the two trends. I loved making my own fidget spinners and fidget cubes back in the day, and I'm super excited to have found a more "adult" version!
This project was fairly inexpensive to make - I already had everything I needed at home, but you can get the supplies for under $20 if you use coupons/look for deals.Once you have everything you need, you can make quite a few rings and/or other jewelry like necklaces and bracelets. These rings would make great gifts, and they're perfect to sell on in an Etsy shop!
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(I made mine with my 3D printer, but I’ve linked a similar one! I have the Sculpto PRO2 3D printer, but it's sold out)
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