Using the 21-gauge square wire, straighten, measure and then cut 3 or 4 pieces, each 5-1/2 inches long. Place these wires side-by-side and tape the bundle near each end. Measure and mark the center at 2-3/4 inches. According to the size chart that follows, measure and mark the required distance on each side of the center mark.

~ For ring sizes 5 through 8 = 5/8 inch
~ For ring sizes 8 1/2 through 10 = 11/16 inch

Straighten, measure, and then cut one piece of 20-gauge half round wire 6 inches long. Use this wire to make two sets of wraps, wrapping from each "side-of-center" mark toward its respective end, 4 times to show. Reserve the remaining wire for later.

Place the back of the ring bundle (the side where the marks are and where the wrap wires begin and end) against the ring mandrel, 1-1/2 sizes smaller than the desired finished size.

Pressing on both wraps equally, bend the bundle around the ring mandrel so the wraps end up directly across from one another. If the wraps are not directly across from one another, return to the mandrel and make them right.

Now, force the ring down on the mandrel until it is 1/2 size larger than the desired finished size. Carefully remove the ring from the mandrel and gently fan out each of the 3 or 4 wires on one side.

One at a time, slide your chosen bead combination onto a fanned wire. Immediately after the last bead, measure and trim the wire end so it is 3/8 inch long.

Use needle chain nose pliers to begin and flat nose pliers to form a rosette, rolling it tightly down so it sits at the top of the bead. Repeat on all remaining fanned wires.

Repeat the entire procedure on the opposite side of the ring.

Return the ring to the mandrel and press all of the beaded wires into place.