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White Half-Drilled Shell Pearls – 10 Pieces
Price range: €6 through €8
0.2 mm Fine Copper Wire
Price range: €5 through €14
The wire selected specifically for OREYNE Academy learning and practice.
Our 0.2 mm Academy Wire is chosen for the fine, controlled techniques taught throughout OREYNE Academy lessons.
Its smooth, flexible feel makes it easier to crochet, weave, wrap, and shape by hand, while the stable diameter and durable finish help create a more consistent learning experience.
Designed for both beginners and continued practice, it offers a balanced combination of flexibility, smooth handling, and structural control.
Specifications
Diameter: 0.2 mm
Material: High-Purity Copper
Finish: Durable Metallic Finish
Feel: Smooth · Soft · Flexible
Colors: Silver / Gold
Best for: Wire Crochet · Weaving · Shaping · Fine Detail Work
Recommended for: OREYNE Academy Learning & Practice
Mini Fine-Tip Jewelry Awl
€6
A compact fine-tip awl designed for detailed wire crochet work. Its slim point helps open tight stitches, separate small wire loops, and make precise adjustments without disturbing the surrounding structure.
The smaller size offers better control when working on delicate or closely spaced areas, making it especially useful for detailed finishing and stitch correction.
Flush Cutters for Wire Jewelry Making
€9
Compact flush cutters selected for OREYNE Academy jewelry-making lessons. Designed for clean, precise trimming of fine wire during crochet, weaving, shaping, and finishing.
Finger Protection Tape for Wire Crochet
€3
Wire work places repeated pressure and friction on the fingertips, especially during longer crochet or shaping sessions.
This soft protective tape can be wrapped around the fingers before you begin working, helping create a comfortable barrier between your skin and the wire.
It is particularly useful for beginners who are still learning how to control wire tension, as well as makers working on projects that require repeated pulling, wrapping or shaping.
Use only as much tape as needed around the areas of the fingers that come into contact with the wire.
