How to Make a Knotted Headpin - Jewelry Tutorial Headquarters
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- DIY Knotted Headpins - Wire Wrapping Jewelry Tutorial
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Learn to make your own pretty knotted headpins with this quick step-by-step jewelry making video from Jewelry Tutorial Headquarters!
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I love making my own headpins because I can use them for various sized beads, as well as for making fancy wraps with lots of wire at the top of the beaded dangle. And I think these pretty knotted headpins really add something special to an otherwise simple design.
We are not going to cover the bead wrapping part in this video - just the making of the headpin. To see how to make a simple wire wrapped loop see this video:
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I'm so happy I discovered this! The knot feels more original than those ready-made head pin ends you can buy, and I like that you can create different sized coils this way without having to get either new pins or an additional bead if one bead has a bigger opening. :)
Absolutely agree! I also love that you can make them as long as you need for stacks of beads or if you like to do a messy wrap at the top 🤗
Beautiful ! I just made some ..I did this , years ago but didn't remember..I used 20 gauge , and 22 gauge..even though it was harder pulling through ..this 73 old grandmother did it ..tured out a bit beautiful..got a kink in the 22 gauge but it turned out great ..yes I wrapped the other end but thanks again for this video
Great! I'm so glad to hear that. Thanks for stopping by to say hello :)
What's the largest wire gauge you can use?
I love this tutorial. I want to make hatpins, and this video has inspired me to attempt a project, using your instructions. Thank you!
YAY :) I made my first knotted head pins today. At first they were awful but after much practising they turned out well enough to use on a pair of earrings that I'm wearing at the weekend.They look so much more interesting than boring ball or flat hear pins. Thank you for sharing this :)
Thanks Elza! I'm so glad to hear you got the hang of it :) I agree they add so much more to beaded jewelry than flat head pins do. Thanks for visiting!
I'm so glad to see you had terrible results at first. I am having a very difficult time too. Looks so easy in the video. I am able to do everything except for the very final part that makes it look pretty. I'll keep practising. Any tips would be appreciated.
Thank you so much for this great tutorial, I was able to finish a necklace with a beautiful focal bead. I don't like the regular 3" head pin, so when I finish watching your tutorial I knew this is what I was looking for. Thank you!
Thanks ❤❤❤❤ for teaching I loved ❤ the way you teach. Now I can start my project. Komal Bhardwaj
Wonderful! Looking for away not to have to buy the usual bland head pin and was blown away by how lovely and simple (once demonstrated) it is to do. Great video BTW! Went through several videos before I found yours.Now you have another dedicated subscriber who is happy to share. Many Tthanks!
Fantastic! I have so many small hole beads that I would like to use as dangles, and haven't been able to find head pins in a small enough gauge to accommodate them. This is a beautiful way to finish a cut wire end. Thanks so much for sharing. Love all of your tutorials.
Thanks so much! Yes, these are just perfect for that! You could even make them with 28 gauge wire if you needed to for those teeny beads :)
Superb tutorial! Thank you for sharing your tools, supplies, measurements, and wire gauge (26 gauge); and for being specific with the instructions. Your camera work is also terrificly focused on the "action," and details are visible. I plan to visit your etsy site, and am so happy to have access to your very professional tutorials!!!
+sltwitness My pleasure! Thanks so much for your kind words :) It's great to have you here and thanks for stopping by to say hello!
Amazing! I just made one and I don't think I can stop myself from making more! You are the best!
Yay! Thank you! I'm glad you like them, they are so fun to make and use!
Thank you so much
You just saved me money, thanks! I wanted something like a ball end, but that I could make myself because I don't like buying commercially-made items. This will be perfect.
I have wanted to do this but didn't know how!! I've got it now! Thanks!
My pleasure! Have fun :)
Where have you been all my life? Just subbed your channel. Very good explanation. Thanks, Muriel
+MsCooperscoop Awwww, I've been here waiting for YOU to come along :) Thanks so much for visiting and for your sweet comment, Muriel. I'm so glad you enjoyed this tutorial!
I love this! I will use this technique for sure! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like it :)
Using these on some cut crystal suncatcher earrings now....the knot headpins look awesome!
I love this. as usual, great camera work. I just made a pair of earrings using these cuz the headpins i have are too hard to wrap nicely. thanks
Thanks so much for this very clear instruction. I love the knotted headpins.
Thanks Hilary! It's my pleasure - I'm so glad you love them! These pretty headpins really do make a lovely accent for beaded jewelry!
What a great idea! Balled head pins are so expensive. Can’t wait to try this.
Yes! They really are. These handmade ones are also easy to adapt to different lengths or for beads with larger holes.
Thanks so much for stopping in to say hello!
Thank you so much I wanted headpins there were a little more special and this is perfect.
OOOO love it! A nice alternative to the little spiral ends I usually make....
Thanks Elizabeth! These head pins are definitely a nice option to have up your sleeve ;)
Yeah thanks for the tip!!
je trouve ca tres jolie, un clou original cela fait une belle finition
Wow that looks so easy, i need to get some smaller gauge wire and then i will give it a go, thank you very much.
Tamara
TAMARA MILKE Awesome! Hope you have fun with these :) Thanks so much for visiting!
Wow! You really know your wire! I love these headpins they are so pretty.
SUSIE Peterson-LaLonde Thanks! They really are very pretty. They add a little something special to the design, I think! Thanks for visiting!
My favorite headpin design ever! Thank you.
Thank you the knotted headlines as a lot to the bead.
Thank you for sharing.
Very helpful video with lovely easy to follow instructions. Looking forward to watching the wrapping video and others.Thank yiunformtaking time to make and share your videos.
Warmest best wishes from France.
Susanne
Thank you so much for this technique. LOVE IT
What a brilliant idea! By far the nicest headpin I've seen.
eileenfb1948 Thank you!! I LOVE these headpins - I use them all the time. I especially like that I can make them however long I need them :)
i love knotted pins........Thank you.............hugssssss
I've never seen these before!! I love them. Thank you for introducing them to me
Really good, grazie
Love that idea for a head pin. Going to give it a try!
Glenda Rednock Thanks so much! How did it go?
thank-you for sharing
Really great! Now after more supplies 🤣
You are a great teacher. I love your videos they are very easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing them.
Kim Sprowl Thank you so much! It's great to hear that - I appreciate your comment and your kind words :)
Thank you!
so simple, yet so chic! thank you!
+Karen Hess Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Love this knotted headpin! Thank you
Great tute, Jessica...always wanted to know how to make the ends look pretty without using a wee bead, or whatever....also very good camera work. Thanks so much....it's nice to learn a new thing..xx
Thanks so much for your kind words - I love teaching and I'm so glad you enjoyed this tutorial!
My pleasure..xx
Very nice! Thanks for making this tut.
queda muy bonito gracias por compartir un besito like
Thanks. You explain things very clearly.
+Luzmila Hernandez Thanks so much! That's really nice to hear. I appreciate you stopping by to say hello :)
Awesome. Love this idea. Thanks for sharing!
Your a life savior.
thanks I love making my own supplies! this way straight to the point! :-)
Beautifully explained.
Love the look and easy it is to accomplish. TFS!
So cool! I have been wire jewelry for a long time and never though of this! So creative. Thanks!
licksnkicks Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for visiting :)
JewelryTutorialHQ So I actually tried this and made a beautiful pendan
licksnkicks Wonderful!! I am so glad to hear that. Thanks so much for checking in!!
Thank you very much!🍂
I'm impressed with this innovative technique! I love how you can customize the size in order to fit your bead! It's lovely too! Thank you! I'm going to give this a try! :)
ShadeoftHEARTdesigns Awesome! So glad you liked it. These headpins really are fun and versatile and it's an added bonus that you don't have to stock several lengths and gauges of headpins 'just in case'. Thanks so much for visiting :)
A friend of mine uses the nylon pliers to grip right below the knot, then pulls the rest of the wire through with a pair of chain nose pliers. That way she gets the kinks & crooks out at the same time, straightening the wire.
Great tip, thanks :)
Great tutorial....thank you
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I REALLY like these..... thank you ;-)
WOW!
What a clever idea, thanks for sharing.
MegaPraiseHim Thank you so much! I appreciate you stopping by :)
Learned something new...thx once again👍🌠😼💌
I love your technique. Thanks!
Absolutely awesome, thank you.
Very nice! can't wait to try!!
Thanks so much. This instruction video is great!
Deenie Daley Thanks very much! So glad you enjoyed it :)
Hi JTHQ!!! Thanx for the demonstrative video...helpful AND creative. As well, do you have a video that demonstrates the organic wrapping on the top of the pearls (pictured at 16-20 seconds)? I would love to try my hand at that, too!
Chrys In ChiTown I'm afraid I don't have a RUclips video but I do teach this technique (and many others) in my Wire Wrapping for Beginners course. Here is a 25% off coupon link if you're interested: www.udemy.com/jewelry-making-wire-wrapped-jewelry-for-beginners/?couponCode=RUclips29
Thanks for visiting! I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)
I love it!! good idea, thanks :D
thank u so much for sharing this video.
My pleasure! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for stopping in to say hello!
AWESOME!!!!! Lizzie
Thank you so much for this!!!!!!
You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it :)
awesome tutorial
+Annee DesignedIt Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Thankyou.
This is so great thank you. I am making a pair of earrings that will be quite heavy, and I would like to use this technique. So there will be a bit of weight hanging from the hook, what gauge would you recommend for heavy earrings? Thank you!!!
Great tutorial! Tfs!!
+Kelly W. Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for stopping by to say hello :)
Great simple idea :-)
good idea!
***** Thanks so much! Glad you liked it :)
I've been beading for years,,,, wow great tutorial and a lovely finished product TY
PS I've subbed your channel too!!
Hi Susan! So glad to have you here - thanks for stopping in to say hello!
thanks a lot
You're welcome! Thanks so much for visiting. I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial!
Really nice :)
WhiteWildRose67 Thank you :)
Thank you!!! and is 24 badge too think for head pins??
Hi Julia! You can use 24 gauge for these headpins (and other headpins in general). It's a little easier to make the knots with the 26g wire but can still be done with 24. Have fun!
Nice 👍🏾. I heard that 18 gauge wire is the best for jewelry making🤷🏽♀️
It depends what you're trying to make what size of wire is best :) Thanks for checking out the video!
Great vid! Can't wait to try it.
PS HOW do you add the SUBSCRIBE box and link at the end of the video?
Thanks so much! You can add a clickable subscribe link by creating an annotation on your video and choosing the 'subscribe' option when you check the 'link' checkbox at the bottom of the editing screen.
JewelryTutorialHQ Thanks! (I realized I was lazy or something and simply googled it after I posted the question.)
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I just bought some headpins yesterday...dang it. I like these better. Oh well....I know now
Good just b
can it be done with 24 gauge ?
Hi Jean! Sorry for the late reply. Yes, this works with 24 gauge. 26 is easier but not by much. Enjoy!
do you use hard hard wire?
Heather Clark I use Half Hard wire for these headpins.
Thank You, Thats what I was trying to wright lol
Nice, now I can stop buying pins and just buy wire!
thank you very much!
Thank you!
You're welcome, Emma! Thanks for saying hello :)