Easy Jewelry Tutorial : Celtic Christmas Tree : Holiday DIY Wire Wrapped Jewelry
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Tools and Materials:
21 gauge wire (20 or 22 would also work)
--two 5.25" pieces (I used dead soft brass wire)
24 gauge wire
--two 2" pieces (I used dead soft brass wire)
Ear-wires (I made mine from 21 ga brass wire)
Beads
--two 4mm (I used Swarovski crystal bicones in emerald)
Tools Used:
Chain Nose Pliers (Click here for the ones I used): amzn.to/2z1nxcj
Round Nose Pliers, (Click here for the ones I used): amzn.to/2FlJpVj
Flush Cutters, (Click here for the ones I used): amzn.to/2DAo8Wd
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Music:
"Deck the Halls B" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"We Wish you a Merry Christmas" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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I admire the way you bend wire. Didn't mean that to sound so poetic, but it's fitting. You work with such ease and elegance. I aspire to such skill.
Thank you for being such a great teacher and for the inspiration ❤
You r awesome. I have been working on Celtic wraps and swirls all day just from pictures on Pinterest and threw away all my tries. Thank you for your clear and precise wire working tutorial. Keep up the good work.😀
All your tutorials are fantastic ❤
You are such a patient teacher! thank you for being so thorough and explaining everything!
I can't wait to make these! These wouldn't have to be for only for Christmas. I would wear these year round--like a tree of life motif. Thanks for the tutorial--fantastic!
Delightful and dainty! Will share on my blog for sure!
Very beautiful jewelry. I am amazed how you work with the wire. Thank you for all your tutorial.
I think those are darling! Thank you so much. Your instructions and showing us what to do was very good!
So beautiful! ❤
Beautiful earrings. The tutorial is so easy to follow. Thank you.
lindos tutoriales me han ayudado muchisimo mis felicitaciones desde mexico.......
Thank you Jocelyn....for another great tutorial.
cheers
Kari
Excellent tutorial ~ clear and easy to follow. Wish I had seen it when you first posted it ~ but I will be making many for my family and friends for next year instead. Thank you for posting!
Everything you make always looks so beautifully crafted!! Thank you for your great videos 😀
Aw, thanks so much, Bea!
Adorable earrings! Ty for making it seem so easy. Love your videos!
Brilliant !! xx
I love your work, thank you for sharing!
So cute and looks fairly do-able for me (not a wireworker!) Thanks for sharing your video, Lorraine in West Dunbartonshire, Scotland :)
You always make it look so easy! I'm going to try this right away AND I'm really looking forward to your snowflake pendant, I caught a glimpse of it at the end of this tutorial and I love it!
Bellísimos.😍❤️
Merry Xmas Jocelyn D. You are a great instructor!
It's always great to see a tutorial from you. These are beautiful! I am looking forward to the snowflakes, too. Have a wonderful Christmas and New Year, Jocelyn. Thank you for all you show/share with us.
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Very nice!
Sei bravissima!!!😍
this is a beauty.
ay que bonitos! so cute! gracias!
Thank you for all your tutorials! Excellent and thank you for sharing your talent and skill set with us!! Was wondering if you had any tutorials for making a christmas ivy /mistletoe leaf they wld make cute earings as well!!
This is an awesome tutorial, Thank you!! Wondering if you can do one for a wire Celtic inspired shamrock?
Feliz navidad Jocelyn.
Thank you Jocelyn for sharing, great tutorial.
Looks nice :)
Thanks for the tutorial :)
First time doing this I think I did pretty well
Hi jocelyn thank you for your video tutorial it my first time do the wire where can i get all the wire thank
Merci beaucoup pour ton tuto, très utile pour faire des cadeaux personnalisés. Est-ce que t'as une technique pour faire des formes géométriques : triangles, rectangle et losange? ils sont très à la mode en ce moment... en tout cas, merci encore une fois
I'm new to wire wrapping and I was wondering how you get the curls and swirls to stay straight without the wire getting kinked? I use crafting wire like beadaholique and artistic wire. Mostly for practice.
This is wonderful! Thank you so much! I do have a question... where do you purchase you cards to display your earrings and necklaces?
how can you manually do two equal symmetrical parts. mine would look like ... sooo differently, I guess :) you are extremely talented
I would say "just give it a few years of trying" :D
Hello Jocelyn. Great tute. Is there any reason why I would want to harden these? If so, would you suggest rubber mallet or tumbler? Thank you.
+Jocelyn D. Thank you. I plan on selling them if the wire is nice to me, so I would want them as stiff as possible.
Are their thicknesses to the wire ? I'm trying to make these, but mine look flimsy compared to yours. This is my first try at wire wrapping. You make it look so easy. My wire is not looking smooth even when I try to make adjustments . I'm using 20 gauge. My wire looks like a wrinkled shirt. Help.... Thank you!!!!!
Hi Susan! Yes, wire thickness is referred to as gauge - I've done a video on what this means which you may find helpful: ruclips.net/video/7kJehsjjTR8/видео.html It's hard to say, but some of your difficulties might also be arising from the type of wire you're using. Harder temper wires are more difficult to bend smoothly, and may result in the "wrinkles" you're describing. Something easy to work with like soft or dead soft copper, silver, or silver plated wire in 20, 21, or 22 gauge will be the easiest to work with and give you the best results.
@@FantasiaElegance Thank you very much! I'm a beginner and appreciate all your help.
is there a copyright to these? would I be able to sell the ones I make?
PanDuh Goddess if someone doesn't actively state that the tutorial is for your personal use only, then you should be able to make and sell them. Some people ask that if you sell items you make from their tutorial, include a link to the tutorial to give them credit. I don't see any of that here. You might want to check her other contact sites to see if anything pops up that would prevent you from selling them.