Make your own Shell Charms & Pendants
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- This work is in honor of Wendy and her love of crafting with ocean treasures. I was truly inspired by what she did with shells and I am linking 2 of her videos below. I hope that I inspire for you the same inspiration for creating with these natural elements the way that Wendy inspired me. Warm hugs to you all! Joee
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So many simple great ideas. I live a block from the beach and for years my husband bring home shells every morning. I have thousands and these ideas will now help me turn them into beautiful jewelry without drilling! Thank you😊
Did you know that Wendy was learning the names of all the shells 🐚 She knew and had identified so many of them. The last video I watched was Wendy having a day at the beach, shelling. I also will alway think of her when I think of the beach. You all are doing such a beautiful job keeping her channel and memory alive 🙏🏻 God Bless you ALL ❤
I did know that! She had shell identification books. I have lived here my entire life so even though I love the beach and the shells, I have never spent a lot of time researching them💕
Hi Joee,I am one of Wendy’s very first followers since she started out and have been just devastated about her passing. I am so happy how you have taken on videos and in keeping Wendy’s memory going. Thank you. Julie
How come there are no likes?
Hi Julie! I don’t fully understand how RUclips works but I am reading all the comments 💕
By the way, if I’m watching YT on my phone or TV, I cannot comment on anyone’s video. I love your videos but can only comment when I’m on my IPAD. 🤷🏻♀️ I’m not technical enough to figure out why, but this may be what keeps some people from commenting. I am able to do the like! 👍❤ Keep up the good work!
I live at the beach in Okinawa, Japan and have about a million shells sitting around my house. One of my hobbies happens to be jewelry making…guess what I’m doing tonight? Joee, you have done a lovely job. Thank you for the inspiration.
This is one of the most informative & interesting tutorials I have ever watched! I have learnt so much and keep going back to watch it!
Now I have new ideas for the zillion shells I have collected over the years and so much more! Thank you thank you thank you 😊
Thanks for sharing this ..its beautiful to turn God's creations into something else for us to wear..
Oh Joee….i really loved this video❤The shells/beadcaps/wire wrapping & bookmarks were all just lovely!! I really enjoy your style of teaching as well. You are an excellent teacher❤ I think Wendy would be so very happy with all you are doing! Still miss her and always will, but God has blessed us through you too❤ Thank you for being you and for helping all of us to imagine different ways to create jewelry etc. God bless you abundantly ❤ Hugs from Kansas❤❤❤
Hi Joannie 💕I can’t thank you enough for your sweet comment.
Thank you for this video. I have lots of shells 🐚 that I can now turn into jewlery. I never thought about using bead caps and E-6000. 🤔 I use a silicone mat (it's actually a hot pad) you can set glued items on it to dry and set your glued toothpick down on it. After the glue drys you can peel it right off the silicone. This has made my crafting so much easier. I cut one of the mats into smaller pieces so I could stack them up to hold something that needs to dry ect.
Great tip! I have a silicone mat but don’t use it much. Thank you 💕
You inspired me to use my bead caps on a small shell I recently got during my vacation in Hawaii. It's been sitting on my desk, waiting for something. This was the something I was waiting for. Its glued now and soon will be a simple necklace to remember my vacation. Thank you!! This was so helpful, and a beautiful tribute to Wendy.
Love Love Love your ocean creations. Thank you so much for the great ideas. I can't wait to play with my shells.
Wow, this is the best channel I have found for how to make show charms or necklaces. Thank you so much. You’re very good and easy to listen to. I went to the beach this past weekend and saw so many beautiful fragments that I picked up and wanted to make jewelry out of but I did not know how to do it until I watched your video. Thank you!!!!!
Wow ! Are you ever creative an this is exactly what I needed to use my sea shells for, especially the broken ones. Thanks for thinking out loud. That helps me create too.
You are a natural teacher and you’re doing great on the tutorials. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much Cathleen 💕
Joee, you are so creative and definitely have an eye for turning pieces of nature into beautiful keepsakes. ❤
My wonderful friend Dale💕Thank you for years of support in so many things!
Thank you for sharing with us! I have gotten some good ideas for my own shell collection.
One of my favorite jewelry videos !! You've given me a jumpstart out of my recent creative lethargy.
I also get creative blocks sometimes and I am thrilled that this moved you forward again 💕
awesome what a wonderful technique thank You for sharing. What an inspiration..............
Thank you so much 💕
You are a brilliant jeweler and designer. I am new to your channel am loving every episode. I considered Wendy a virtual friend she is missed. God bless continue to creat.
Bonjour Joee! I really enjoyed this video including so many great ideas with shells. I've already purchased those acrylic pens and will surely mimic what you did ! I made my first necklace with a shell after I saw Wendy's video a couple of years ago. And now your turn to inspire me with shells. I love it ! Merci for sharing and keep up the good work keeping Wendy's spirit and channel alive !
LOVE what you did with the shells! Awesome, easy & beautiful ❤️ And, the filled little bottles are adorable 🥰 Thank you for an excellent show and demos. The painting of beadcap ideas are awesome too ❤
You are so kind Beverly💕
I love all of these. Each so unique and beautiful. What creative ideas! Thanks for sharing Joee!
I can smell the sea air, It's wonderful. I grew up near the ocean and it was a true joy. Thank you for your wonderful presentation.
It’s joyful to share my travels and my work 💕
Thank you Joee, really sweet designs!
Heartfelt thanks Kimmie💕
It's so good to know I'm not alone in my love of shells and sea fossils for jewelry making!!!! I also live in Florida and love the beach and hunt for the rare and unique beauty of shells, I even shop the souvenirs stores looking for rare pieces to use in my jewelry creations! What do you use to make holes in the shells, they're so fragile, glad to know we can use glue, I also use clear nail polish to shine and protect the shells and fossils! Thanks for the ideas! Do you find many people liking the uniquely sea materials in jewelry making? I find it rare to find people interested in them! ❤😊
I really love your ideas, Joee! I'm enjoying your creativity and ideas. I recently picked up shells from a rocky beach here in northern NY where I live. I keep putting them aside because it's autumn but you're inspiring me to make some pieces with them!! Wendy would be so happy with these ideas.🥲💞
How beautiful thank you for sharing xx
I don't usually make it to the end of videos this long, but you kept me interested until the end. I have lived near beaches in Australia for most of my 50+ years, and a have a huge amount of shells. At last I have some ideas of what to do with them. If you used thicker wire do you think your bookmark ideas could be converted to hair sticks ? The hair would need to be held by an elastic or a barrette, but then maybe you could slide a wire through with shell dangles ?
I am in Australia too, and never knew, until now, how to turn shells into jewellery 🥰
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I've been working with shells but never thought about using bead caps! Great ideas!
Thanks for making me think of new ways to look at things and how to do them with Patience and love
What a wonderful video enjoyed watching Joee & learned so much thank you🐚
Thank you Cathy💕
Great Job Joee, I love your tips, what a great idea to paint the bead caps. I have the paints that I used for something else. You know I will be going through my bead caps now. I live on Cape Cod in Massachusetts and have often gone shell collecting. So often I have passed up beautiful shells because they were broken I will not do that anymore. Thank you for sharing, I loved what you did with the shells. Julia
I would love to visit your Cape Cod beach! Thank you for sharing Julia💕
Joee, your sound and lighting are great in this video! You also stayed in frame very well! Great presentation on an interesting subject and thanks for the tips along the way. I like it that you showed the broken shells can be beautiful. I’m guilty of looking for the perfect ones, so this was a good lesson for me. Awesome and an abundant supply of shells! Thanks Joee, Wendy would be very pleased!
It was great fun! I love all your ideas for using shells, and your techniques are really good. Thanks so much!
Such a great tutorial. I learnt a lot, thank you so much.😃
Joee Love Love this video of the shell findings and how you put them together very pretty and I love the bead caps on them.
Thank you Pamela💕
I learned so much from you in this video, Joee! Thanks so much for sharing all your ideas, tips, and tricks. All of your projects are gorgeous!!
Thank you Gale💕
@@JoeesJewelry You are so very welcome, Joee!!
I really love and appreciate this video and your teaching style. Thank you so much for sharing. Now I have some great ideas for all the shells I bought. Please continue to share.
More ideas are coming! Thank you for your comment 💕
Joe’e I’m watching again!! My friend surprised me and gave me all her sea shells she hand picked from one of the islands in Florida. I was so happy! Then I was like Wendy loved these! Anyway! Instantly I thought of you doing this tutorial of you at the shore, feeding the birds 🦅. Wendy is looking down on you! She is so proud of you! You showed her your beautiful ways to make Beautiful Jewelry with natures treasure chest! Thank you for teaching me how to make jewelry with these beautiful pieces! Your friend in NJ 🥰
Love, love, love, everything!!! So many ideas swirling in my head; I can't wait to get to the beach!!! Thanks so much for sharing especially the idea about storing your wire in a plastic bag!!!
So many amazing ideas!! I would not have thought to use bead caps like that…great way to use up singles or just a couple left over from other projects. I have some paint markers so hopefully I can paint some like that, too. Fantastic! Wendy would love all of this! God bless you, and thank you for sharing it all!
Loved this video! Joee. Thank you for all you’re doing for Wendy, her family and her followers. You’re a star in your own right. Love your creations and the way you see things from an architectural and design perspective.
Love this! Thank you for sharing. I have a bunch of shells that I've collected or was given to me and I've been looking for something to do with them. Now I know I don't need to add a hole!!
This technique opens the door to the use of more shells...thank you
I've always waited for Wendy's videos no matter what they were. I remember one of her Temu video I was like "yeeiii, we're getting her opinion on the products and we know it's honest"! Anyways, I love the beach as well. I live in Puerto Rico and there is no missed opportunity for us to have an excuse to drive 40mnts and go even if it is for just a few hrs. Wendy will for ever be missed❤ Learned so much from her. Thank u for continuing her journey❤
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Well Joee!!! I absolutely positively loved! Loved your tutorial! Well done! Bravo my friend! I feel Wendy as you are making Yours! You Joey inspired me for sure. I’m 3 1/2 hours away from the beach, however we don’t get shells north like what you get!! None the less, I do see what you just taught us TY so much. Love your wire wrap Joee on that shell, lovely. Joee, Wendy is shining down on you!
Oh Pauline, how can I thank you for such a dear comment 💕
Awesome Michelle! I put my Hawaii sand in one of the little bottles 💕
I miss shelling on the beach in St Pete. It is definitely God's beauty. Great ideas with the shells. TY. We will always remember Wendy and her amazing talents. ❤️
Thank you for sharing. I live in the beautiful Whitsundays, North Queensland Australia. On weekends after church on Sundays we spend our lunchtime at the beach. We collect lots of shells and pebbles with the little ones and now I have some great ideas for crafting during this years Christmas holidays. ❤
Your area sounds wonderful Priscilla! Happy joyful creating 💕
This was a very nice video. Well instructed. I've been so afraid to work with wire, thank u for the confidence. Your voice is very soothing
The last time I was in Florida, I collected shells just for this purpose. I'm going to make jewelry for my girlfriends to give them on our next to together. This is incredibly inspiring and helpful. Thank you!
The more I watch, the more I like. Great inspirational video.
Those paint pens are great, I use them on wood. If you pump/prime the end you are working with against a paper towel, more paint will be available, sometimes they dry up like the pink one was doing while you were using it.
Only 13 minutes in and you have convinced me to start making items using the shells and pieces I pick up from my beach walks! I always thought they needed to be perfect to use, but you have made these simple pieces of shell into works of art!
Love your ideas! Thanks for sharing!
I'm so happy you did this kind of video! I've lived in Florida most of my life, but never really enjoyed the beach (I sunburn easily, get headaches from the heat, etc.) But now that we're empty nesters, my husband and I have found that we enjoy going to the beach in the fall and winter months when it's cooler, a couple hours before sunset and collecting shells. We've amassed quite a collection and have displayed as many as we can, but there are still so many that just sit in boxes in the closet. I'm watching this around 1 a.m. and I can't wait until I wake up in the morning and can get started creating my own shell jewelry components.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video!! I have been looking at shells and I have a bunch that were my mom's from Florida and I was trying to figure out how to use them ... what perfect timing Joee!!!!
I am so happy to know this! My mom was born and raised in Orlando and when she passed away I also had baskets of her shells💕
@@JoeesJewelry when I was a teenager my family lived in the Altoona and Umatilla area... I keep saying I want to go to the beaches again.. some day!
Your work is amazing , I enjoy watching it, thanks❤
I have several shells that I have been wanting to make jewelry with. Great ideas that I intend to use. One thing I have done after washing and totally dried, I have wiped them with a paper towel with a small amount of olive oil. It also brings the color and shine out.
Thank you for sharing, I love the beach and all it's glory and you have such a special way of teaching us new ideas...
Oh Sandy, heartfelt thanks and hugs💕
Hi, just found your video and it was so enjoyable. I love seashells and have a huge jar full that I have collected thru the years. O have always wanted to use them in jewelry and dangles but never thought of how to use the eye pins without having to drill a hole. So, thank you for this very educational and enjoyable video. I absolutely loved it all!!😊😊😊
Im still watching but thank u Joe for these beautiful ideas for shells which I like using alot 😍🌸🌷🌹
Love those. So many great ideas.
Shells are pretty easy to drill as well.
I have a small hand drill with different bits but I started making the pieces without it and now I rarely need it 💕
I love these all so much. Never thought of using bread caps on shells. I have only wore wrapped mine! Thanks for sharing your ideas!
Your video was very informative. The closest beach I live near to is in Galveston, TX. I go there once a year and I always keep and eye out for seashells and sea glass. I am usually very disappointment because I only find tiny shells or fragments, but now I can't wait to go back next year and really take a look at the seashells and fragments that are there. Thank you very much for your video and for keeping Wendy's legacy alive. Sincerely, Elvira
Thank you Elvira💕
simple and elegant. beautiful. thank you for sharing!
I really appreciate your comment Stacy because having lived in Florida my whole life I see tons of things made with shells and I was trying to elevate the look💕
Excellent ideas..Beautiful to honour your friend too. Blessings and love. Xx
for all what you hoped a big YESS.
thank you for your effords you are great. Thank you🙏🌟
What a wonderful video filled with so many great ideas. I love all of your ideas. Thank you Joee.
Thank you for all those ideas I have so many shells and had no idea how to make jewelry with them now I have lots of ideas.❤ beautiful pieces
Thank you for sharing your many techniques of designing sea shells. I just went seashell hunting at the beach this weekend and found some oblong seashells.
Very cool just came back from the beach with so shells. Perfect timing
I was worried about the timing of this project because I am ready for fall but it is really fun to make these and I didn’t want to wait until next summer 💕
I love the sound of the tide coming in. I was born on Lopez Island and spent so much time on the beach. The sound of the waves is in my heart froever. The island will always be mu home, although I was 8 or 9 when my dad moved us inland. I go back as often as I can.
Did you know that breathing in the powder from sanding shells is very damaging to your lungs. Always wear a mask when sanding or drilling shells
Great work, Wendy & I love your tutorials. I live in Southern California, & have a collection of really nice shells.Thanks for the many great ideas, & commentary.
Joee, I absolutely loved this video. I learned so much from it. Thank you!
So nice to hear Rhonda💕
Joee, luv the beautiful beaded shell jewelry & bookmarks. Wendy made a beautiful cross in a frame she had a lot of other projects in mind with the shells she gathered may she rest in peace.
Thank you for sharing your beaded projects on Wendy's channel. If you don't mind me asking what is your channel called, have a blessed day.
Thank you Joee. Blessings to you. Great ideas on the shells.
Thank you for this excellent video and the wonderful tutorial on how to make these tiny sea treasures. I have saved it to my Pinterest so that I can refer back to it when I make some charms using found sea shells. Thank you again!
Hi it’s me again I am
A jewellerymaker and I lost my mojo due to health problems I really do have to say you have given it back to me I’m so inspired I live by the sea and have lots of shells thank you again x
Oh Ruby, your comment makes my heart sing💕💕💕
All excellent and beautiful. Thanks for sharing these with us, Joee! I’m going to send this to my daughter who loves shell jewelry.
I’ve been trying to figure out what to do with all my shells from Florida. Loved finding them! Thank you. Really enjoyed😁
Thank you for sharing Joee. I have a lot of shells to practice with.
Love the shells so much! You are so creative. I'm glad you've been able to spend some beach time. ❤
Hi Beki! I really needed the time away but it took me the first 2 days to actually relax and then I thoroughly enjoyed my third day…making videos is a lot of work (as you know)
@@JoeesJewelry It really is! But such a great result!
I go to the SW gulf coast of Florida on vacation and collect shells. Thank you for showing me how I can make them into beautiful wearable pieces. By the way, the shells you are calling “snail shells” are actually called moon shells or shark eyes. 19:13 The natural holes they have in them are drilled by other shells who eat them!😉
Oh so beautiful
What you did with the shells are beautiful ❤
Thank you so much 💕
Fabulous. Thanks so much. 🌈
Beautiful!
❤love sand in a bottle the book markers, I'd love to view how you make the metal long part .Keeping the mistakes in the video makes you more relatable, 😊luv it Joee. Beautiful work!!!
Just wanted to say, I've enjoyed watching this videos. Its definitely made me want to go beachcombing her on the isle of wight UK..i live here and dont make shell jewellery..wire wrapped gemstone cabochon is my thing...but I'm so in love with all the beautiful pieces youve shown today..I'm off shell foraging today, thank you..wendy would have loved this video. I'm sure her words of wisdom would have been, "encourage others to find enjoyment in the simple beauty of nature"..😊
This was a great video and you inspired me. Thanks for sharing.
I hope you have fun and make something beautiful Cheryl💕
Recien descubrí su canal, no tuve la suerte de conocer a Wendy, 😢pero me dejó fascinada, del trabajo hermoso que hace con lo que nos regala, el mar,,una belleza, gracias por compartir ❤
Tienes mi suscripción 🤗
Lovely video! Thank you xx
Loved this video so much!!! So many cool ideas, can't wait to go to the beach this spring and she'll hunt for jewelry!!! Thank you very much!
Loved your video!!! So many creative and beautiful ideas that anyone can do!! Thank you Joee!!! Looks like I'll be planning a trip to the beach...
Joee, this video was fantastic! This is my first time watching this Channel. I Liked & Subscribed. ❤
Soooo much good stuff, Joee! Very nice presentation, too. I guess now I’m going to have to make a trip to the beach. Thanks for sharing this! ❤
What a brilliant idea I love them 💚
I love your designs with shells and understand you want a good gloss.
As a former nail tech, I would advise against using Dollar tree nail polish . I would hardly recommend a thin, thin coat of mod podge with the shiny finish.. number one it provides a stabilizing layer for your delicate shell and it is not as destructive as nail polish.
When I have thin shells that I want to use one side of sometimes I will paint a layer of mod podge and perhaps even lay down a piece of good quality felt cut a little bit smaller than the Shell itself so that the piece stays in one piece .
I love my Shell jewelry and I want to do everything possible to keep it in one piece as long as I can.
❤thank you for doing such a complete
I usually go to Ormond Beach or New Smyrna but I had an ocean front room this time and really loved this beach and I think it’s my new favorite beach destination 💕
Oh my goooosh this was such an amazing video mixing beading, bookmarks, shells and unique finds into a really nice collection of things. I wish there were more videos like this. I also loved the "pearls" of wisdom (pun intended) sprinkled throughout the video. You're simply amazing and I appreciate all of your videos!!!
Thank you for sharing!