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**课程名称：** How to Write in Wire Part 2 **课程概述：** 本课程是“How to Write in Wire”和“Make Wire Name Necklaces”课程的进阶篇。课程教授更高级的金属丝创作技巧，并新增了金属丝姓名胸针的制作方法，以及如何制作双姓名饰品和使用更多种类的材料。 **课程内容：** * **数字 0-9 的金属丝制作：** 学习从底部、中部或顶部开始制作数字。 * **字母 o 和 p 的特殊处理：** 掌握不以基线结束，而是从顶部连接到下一个字母的技巧。 * **符号的金属丝制作：** 学习制作感叹号、问号、@、百分号、加号、括号和斜杠等符号。 * **金属丝姓名胸针的制作：** 学习制作可用于帽子、包包等物品的姓名胸针。 * **姓名组合：** 学习制作包含两个姓名或连字符姓名的饰品。 * **去除金属丝上的凹痕和划痕：** 学习如何修复纯金属丝（非镀层）上的瑕疵。 * **其他语言的字母：** 教授挪威语元音等其他语言的字母制作方法。 * **数字连接技巧：** 强调数字连接时，避免在每个数字后都回到基线的做法。 * **姓名组合注意事项：** 探讨双姓名组合的多种方法，并介绍一种作者常用的方法。 * **连字符姓名处理：** 建议在制作连字符姓名时，可考虑省略连字符。 * **金属丝材料说明：** 指出凹痕和划痕只能在纯金属丝上修复。 * **语言应用：** 提及教授的挪威语元音也可用于其他语言。 **适合人群：** 已完成“How to Write in Wire”和“Make Wire Name Necklaces”课程的学生。
This course is for students who have completed my first course - How to Write in Wire and make Wire Name Necklaces. There are more advanced techniques in this course with the added Name jewelry skill of making Wire Name Pins, and how to make 2 names together as well as more material.The course content with all the sections are listed below.Making numbers 0-9 in wire (Starting from bottom, middle or top)How to follow the letters o and p (following on to the next letter from the top instead of the baseline)Making symbols (Making!,?,@,%,+,(),//)Making Name Pins (brooches)Name configurations (2 names on a pin or necklace, hyphenated names)Removing dents and abrasions on your nameLetters in other LanguagesNumbers that are joined together are better done without returning to the baseline after each number. The letters o and p are the 2 lower case letters that look better when you start it at the baseline and leave it at the top. Symbols are many, at the moment I have the ones listed above. Pins or brooches are ideal for hats and on bags etc. Not so much on clothes as they can leave a hole in the material. 2 names together can be done in different ways, but I describe in in one way I used to do it. Hyphenated names can be troublesome, so I usually leave out the hyphen. Dents and abrasions can only be removed from pure wire (not plated). Currently I have the Norwegian vowels, but they are also used in other languages.
