Twist dead soft brass 2 inch pieces, using 2 miniature Channel Locks.

Using Three Step Barrel Nose pliers at the largest barrel, place the end of the first 2 inch piece and curl it until the end touches the base of wire. Turn the piece of wire over and repeat the curl in the opposite direction to create the first infinity curl. Repeat on all 2 inch pieces of both copper and brass wire.

Mark the 7 1/2 inch pieces at the center (3 3/4). This will be your starting point in Step 7.

On your center mark (3 3/4) with right sides out and wrong side touching the center, use your fingers and pinch the wire together. The wire will form a natural crossing; one will go left and the other right. Then wrap the wire evenly on both sides for a total of 8 wraps, while staying on center.

Cut a 2 foot piece of half round wire. Leave your first piece of wiret facing up. With your next 2 foot piece of wire, you want to be sure you are going in the same direction. Do not cut your smaller pieces until you have wrapped the next circle on the Infinity first. This insures no accidental movement of wire. Then trim and fold over bar getting them to butt up against each other on the bar. You can then cut all of the smaller pieces needed to make your cuff.

Pick up your first infinity piece and place close to the wire already wrapped around the 7 1/2 inch piece of wire. Wrap the Infinity at the bottom of the circle 3 times. Use nylon jawed pliers to pull the wire tight after each wrap around the circle. Wrap the bar 15 times or the amount that fit perfectly in between your circles of the Infinity. Wrap the circle of the Infinity on the other end 3 times. Now wrap the bar 7 times and repeat 2 more times. Do not wrap more than five times after last circle, we will finish that later,

Once again start in center with 8 wraps of 21 gauge half round wire; this is where you will determine a right and wrong side. On the right side, your wire goes under to catch the middle of the first circle and up to add the next layer of the Infinity circle. On the left side, you catch the next layer of the Infinity circle from the top down. We are standing the twisted infinity symbols on end. Follow Step 9 for the large or small cuff. Make sure that one end of the infinity symbols are facing each other on the top or bottom and continue this thru out this layer.

Tape one side just to keep in place as you begin next layer.

Work the next layer using the copper infinity symbols to match the first layers pattern, keep in mind the right and wrong sides.

Now with the last bar once again wrap the center 8 times. Wrap the Infinity circle 3 times, 15 inches between the next circle. Wrap 8 times and repeat until all 3 on the first side are joined, flip and repeat.

Now is when we determine size of cuff. Your Infinity area should be 5 1/2 inches at this point. With 1 inch left on both sides. And 3/8 of an inch in between the 7 1/2 inch bars. You can go from 5 3/4 inch size to 7 1/8 inch, depending on what size you cut the bars. Mark a half inch size smaller than you need across both sides with a ruler.

On the inside of the bent 14 gauge wire, use the half round wire to line the inside going all the way around inside, making sure each and every one is a squared "u". The flat side of the half round to the inside so it lays flat against 14 gauge. Use small pieces of tape to hold the wire in place. Place tape as close as you can to the end where the bend in the 14 gauge wire is. Tape in these areas will hold your pieces in place as you work. Try to get it as close to a squared "u" as possible.

On the inside, pull the center wires tight and wrap the "u" shaped wires in the center 2 on each side. Wrap the wire three quarters of the way up making sure that the "u" shaped wires stay in the center of the 14 gauge wire.

Pull the wires tight on the outer bars and cut the wire and make sure the wire is laying half way around the inside of the 14 gauge bar.

Cut 2, 14 gauge bars to 1 3/4 inches. File ends flat and tape to the ends in the center.

Continue wrapping around as tight and close as you can. When you come to the bend, use your fingers or chain nose pliers to make the curve. Then go straight with doubled 21 gauge half round wire and bend across the bar. Wrap once on the bend and then start wrapping all the wires together; the 2, bended bar, bar and doubled 21 gauge wires. Wrap tight and use the nylon jawed pliers to pull tight and flatten as you go. (You will reach spots near bends where you must wrap without going around the "u" shaped wire. Wrap then to leave no space as you don't want to drag the wire across.) Repeat on the other side of cuff.

Using 1 1/4 inch dowel rod and cutting board, roll each side inward with the dowel to shape the cuff. This is an example of a small cuff.

Congratulations! Your cuff is now complete!