You are a wonderful "How to:" host and I wished others would take your example and learn from it. I am a youtube troll with extreme rage at wasted time due to attention seeking & unnecessary info. It's nice to be nice & appreciative of someone's work. May your year year be as awesome as your hosting has been for me today. 🎉
Thank you for showing a different style to wrap small cabochons without too much twist and making them look so simple and elegant 💕 thank you again for your time 🌹
I’ve been looking for something to do with some of my smaller stones that I haven’t made into rings! Now I can make a matching set :) this is wonderful thank you!
Fantastic ,thanks. I have never done anything like this before, but I did 60 and I donated to my granddaughters school, we sold them for $5. I am having so much fun. Thanks again.
I have a few stones I would love to try this on. Tomorrow would be a perfect day. I love all your tutorials, even the difficult looking ones that I will never do.
Hi Sherrie! This is a good wrap but I'm not sure it will be the best for a marble... what about taking a look at this one, I did a tutorial for a marble, specifically, so maybe this one will help also, enjoy!. ruclips.net/video/PtRbcDGp98A/видео.html
Very nice demo, thank you! What a creative way to highlight small stones and make them sparkle. You seem to be wasting a lot of wire though, I'd keep the wire shorter to start with. I'm thinking if you wrap like a bonbon with a bail on both ends, you can attach them easily for wire beaded necklace. It would add some sparkle to a beaded necklace with copper chain and jump rings and even daisy caps on beads.😍
Hi Wejdan! For this small of a stone, I would use the dead soft wire, which is what I'm using in the video. You could use dead soft for stones up to 8mm even. I only use dead soft wires in all of my work. I hope that helps!
I LOVE this! I make lil tiny, and big, resin gems and cabs and I have been struggling with ways to incorporate a way to be able to attach them onto a chain or something. I've put a tiny loop on an eye pin and cut it so I could stick it into the resin as I cure it as well as free formed wire bezels with a loop and filled with resin. Well this will help my alot. Thank you.
I Love these.........tried making something this way awhile ago....except.....i thought id have to add thinner wire to join each turn....so yeh never worked eh.......lol......so now I know u don't....Thank you so Much for this....I really Love ur wire Art............Take Care.......Hugssss
Thanks Kim, enjoy!! The 18g wire is strong enough most times if the stone stays small like in my tutorial, if you go larger, you can wrap around one additional time or go bigger wire like 16g. Have fun!
Hi I was wondering if do u use diamond gems only I've a diamond cute amethyst that I lost the the ring to how would I secured it in a pendant love ur jewelry
Thanks so much! I am not taking customs right now, but there are several videos that might work for your Amethyst if you're thinking to wrap it yourself.
Very well done! It’s beautiful and I love it that you used your hands doing most of the forming. Do you think this would work with gemstones that are calibrated but don’t have a hole in the top?
This is SO CUTE! I'm always trying to think of simple designs for mini pendants and I can't wait to try this one. One question - would you suggest hammering any part of the wire during the process so that it's extra secure? Or maybe adding some half round to connect the wires? I know 18g is pretty sturdy but I'm always worried about stones falling out over time haha. Thank you so much for the tutorial! :)
Hi Briana, these are great questions... the stones I'm showing are very small so the 18g wire is sturdy enough and if you have a deep stone, then you could always do one more coil than I show in the tutorial... if you get the wire over the shoulders of the stone, it will stay in. If you are worried, you can certainly tie them together either by weaving or by half round, but if you intend this then make sure to make the coil a bit looser so you have room for the extra wires. I hope that helps! I can't wait to hear about what you do! If you use a larger stone, then you could consider stepping up to 16g and again, maybe doing 4 coils plus a spiral onto the stone to hold it in... and also a bit of weave if you're going a lot larger. This wrap is intended for super small stones, with no weight, so the wire, turning that tightly will harden enough and should be secure. Have fun! Let me know how it goes. :) Thanks for your comment!
I used a similar design all the time for small stones and I haven't lost any yet ( and I am tough on my jewelry lol). When I'm really concerned about stability I use square wire, I find it's a little more sturdy plus the corners give it some grab.
I wish I could share with you guys my first attempt at this😂 You make it look so easy😳...I’m thinking I’d rather do my insane wire weaving than this😂. Absolutely beautiful though! Yours that is!😂 I’m not going to give up though! Ty for these tutorials!
You can do it! You can also find me on FB if you want to share an image? Otherwise, keep trying, it works out after a few times ;) Have fun mostly. Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I do have weaving tutorials for small stones in my Videos catalog, Tutorials section... maybe try one of those too.
This is awesome - I always thought small cabochons were too fiddly to wrap. I will share on my blog (beadinggem) later this year and link to all your sites!
My only question/concern would be the coils snagging on something and being pulled apart...or getting snagged on hair, but that's just a jewelry thing.
It's a valid quesion/concern when it comes to wire wrapped jewelry. Making this particular wrap, using these very small stones, using the wire at a larger gauge and then making such tight bends coiling around the stone actually hardens the wire quite a bit. If you work the ends right, there will not be much if any snagging. I've been selling wire wrapped jewelry for over 15 years, world wide and am happy to report that I've had zero returns for wire breakage, stones falling out or snagging issues. Snagging on wire jewelry can be a concern for some but doesn't have to be if you build with the intent for your jewelry not to snag. I hope that helps you. Thanks for your comments.
I love your tutorials and I am definitely going to try these. Question, what would be the biggest cabochon you could use for this design? I have several larger cabs and wondering if the same technique would work. Thank you again for your videos.
This technique works well for larger stones too... this one, maybe up to 15mm... see my tutorial called Quinn if you need a wrap for larger stones. Let me know if this helps or if you have more questions 🙏💞
Thanks for subscribing, welcome! It can... given that the point isn't too deep, I think that if it's too deep and you coil up... it will 'spin' around on the chain since it will be pointy in the back. Just heads up on that... otherwise, it should! Have fun!
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry Thank you so much for responding.. I've inherited a ton of faceted gemstones and I just want to make use of them and turn them into something special.. so I'm learning all that I can 😀
I wish you could tell me what size why are you started with being new to this it's hard for me to gauge through what I'm watching a how much why are you start with, please tell me. And thank you in advance
Hi there! Materials and tools are always listed in the first 10 seconds of each video I make. Timestamp 00:03 ... the sizes are all there, thanks for watching and enjoy!
I Absolutely Love this, especially seeing that it's simple and Beautiful. Thank you so very much for sharing this video with us. Oh my 28g finially came. Now I can make the Goddess with the exact wire's that you used!! 💜💜💜💜
Thxs! Good idea! “But” you need to secure the neck and sides more! Otherwise, it is going to fall apart! Good craftsmanship is important! Keep on practicing! & Best Regards!👍🏼😮
Great input, Star, you're right 'however'... if you read the instruction for material, you'd see that best recommendations are for tiny cabs and at least 20g wire... the weight of the cabs vs the gauge and tensile strength of the wire, plus compression work hardening the wire, would actually make this wrap quite secure. I've sold them all over the world for the past 17 years without a return or an issue, so you're correct! Knowing your material as well as good craftsmanship does make a difference, doesn't it? Knowledge is best served complete. If the cab is too large, then yes, this is not the appropriate wrap to hold a larger stone. Good observation! Have a great day!
can you give me some more details Elizcha? What size? What are you trying to make? This exact design? If so, you can add security to a larger stone by weaving the coils together... but let me know what you're trying to make, I might have a better tutorial for your purpose?
I've just started wire wrapping it's interesting and I have some materials which I recently pulled out of storage, so I'm just playing and trying to learn how to manipulate the wire and pliers. Ty your idea of securing by weaving got my attention.
You could probably use the technique to some degree, but it would be hard to say without seeing your stone. For this tutorial, I show it on a calibrated, small round or oval cabochon. Thanks for asking Amelia! I always just go for it and see how some things turn out, it might be a beautiful surprise!
Great tutorial! I love how the wire shape forms a treble clef :) 🎼 If I want to use sterling silver instead of copper do you recommend using a different gauge or hardness than what you showed here? I have several 5-8mm stones I want to wrap.
Thanks for your comment Andrew! For 5 to 8mm stones, I like to use 18g wire. Since they are small, I also prefer using Dead soft wire because it will shape elegantly but still large enough that the stone should capture just fine. If you feel you need to secure it more, then perhaps weave a few stitches into the sides around the stone, but I haven't needed that for stones up to 8mm at 18g. The treble clef is a great idea! :) Have fun.
Hi elizabeth, sorry for the delay we just moved this weekend! These small stones I purchased from an etsy store, garnetsUSA I think or the Charcole Factory, they both sell great mini stones. Hope that helps!
You can use either hard, half hard or soft wire, in the video, I am using soft wire, it compresses around the tiny stone and is quite sufficient to hold it, but starting with hard wire works too.... harder on your hands for sure tho.
I learn more from tutorial videos when the instructor talks us through the process.
Thanks for your comment Mercedes, when I am done with my show season, I will make some 'talkies' ;)
You are a wonderful "How to:" host and I wished others would take your example and learn from it. I am a youtube troll with extreme rage at wasted time due to attention seeking & unnecessary info. It's nice to be nice & appreciative of someone's work. May your year year be as awesome as your hosting has been for me today. 🎉
Wow, thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it, I appreciate you watching my channel!
I love this one I have been looking for ways to use smaller stones thank you so much for sharing your talent.
Thanks so much Sandi 😊 It makes me happy to hear this one helps you! Enjoy!
Watching you bend that wire is like watching an elegant dance. You shape so smooth and without effort.
Thank you for this
Wow, thank you!
After watching many videos, I am encouraged by this to buy the tool to start!😊
Thanks!🙏🏾
Wonderful! Thank you so much for watching and I'm super happy you are encouraged. I like your name MetaPhysical369!
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry Thank you! 🥰
Much of love beautiful soul!🙏🏾💜🌿😍🥰
such a great tutorial thankyou for sharing! you make it look easy for sure mine doesnt look as good but i will keep at it!
Thank you for watching! Practice is all it takes, you’ll get there, I believe in you! xox
Thank you for showing a different style to wrap small cabochons without too much twist and making them look so simple and elegant 💕 thank you again for your time 🌹
Thanks so much 😊 I appreciate your lovely comment.
You know this is the first time I've actually had incentive. I've been looking for something like this to start me off, and it's perfect. Thank you
What a lovely comment Concetta! Thank you! I hope you enjoy the projects, I've just moved, so I a am a bit behind, but more tutorials are coming soon!
I’ve been looking for something to do with some of my smaller stones that I haven’t made into rings! Now I can make a matching set :) this is wonderful thank you!
Wonderful! Thank you for your lovely comment, Eliza, I'm glad you can do a set now!
Perfect time for me to view this! I just got a tiny moonstone rectangular 5mm x 7mm can and had no idea how I was going to wrap it. Thank you!!!
Have fun!
Fantastic ,thanks.
I have never done anything like this before, but I did 60 and I donated to my granddaughters school, we sold them for $5. I am having so much fun. Thanks again.
That is awesome! Thanks for your comment, enjoy!
I have a few stones I would love to try this on. Tomorrow would be a perfect day. I love all your tutorials, even the difficult looking ones that I will never do.
Thank you! Snowy days are always perfect for jewelry making, we're expecting about a foot of snow tomorrow, yikes!
Oh so good...been trying another way of doing this and failing miserably - you are a genius !!!
So glad you're happy! Thank you!
Loved the simplify way to wire wrap small beads. Thanks for sharing
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!
Very beautiful. Easy to follow instructions. The small piece, but with a big impact. Thank you!
Thank you very much for this lovely comment!
EXCELLENT! Thank you for sharing your technique
Thank you so much! I’m happy you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching! xoxo
Been looking for a way to create a resin keepsake pendant without having to use a bezel. This looks perfect. Wish me good luck
I can't wait to see that! I love the idea of your resin cabs! Best of luck! You got this!💕⚘️
I may try something like this for a round marble.
Hi Sherrie! This is a good wrap but I'm not sure it will be the best for a marble... what about taking a look at this one, I did a tutorial for a marble, specifically, so maybe this one will help also, enjoy!. ruclips.net/video/PtRbcDGp98A/видео.html
I love it. You amaze me. Thank you so much for sharing, teaching, taking time with us, thank you for all you do.
Thank you so much! This warms my heart, Marti, thank you for this lovely comment!
What a beautiful piece of art.
Thank you very much for sharing your creation.
God bless you.
Thank you very much! Blessings back to you, I appreciate your lovely comment.
The best tutorial ever. Thank you perfectly jewelry
Wow, thank you!
Thank you for teaching this technique. It’s absolutely beautiful. Using this I made earring for myself
Wonderful! I'm sure they are beautiful! Thank you for watching and using my tutorials!
Thank you for sharing… I am still trying to build up my confidence with wire wrapping😅
You can do it! Thanks for watching!!🙏❤️🙏❤️
Gracias que hermoso tu trabajo 😍
Thank you so much, Gabriela!
Very nice video. Easy to understand. I’m going to give it a try. Thank you!
Thank you so much, John, and thanks for giving it a go! Have fun!
Отличное решение, минимализм уважаю! Благодарю за показ видео.
Thank you so much! Enjoy the tutorial.
Easy, very nice and beautiful, good job 👏
Thank you so much!
awesome video i have so many small fussed glass rounds no clue what do them , now i can make these ty
Awesome! I bet they'll be gorgeous in this little wrap Doris! I'd love to see some when you have them done if you want to share :)
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry as soon my wire gets here ill be glad send pics
Absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching, Sally!
Very nice demo, thank you! What a creative way to highlight small stones and make them sparkle.
You seem to be wasting a lot of wire though, I'd keep the wire shorter to start with.
I'm thinking if you wrap like a bonbon with a bail on both ends, you can attach them easily for wire beaded necklace. It would add some sparkle to a beaded necklace with copper chain and jump rings and even daisy caps on beads.😍
Thank you! Cheers!
Hello dear, thank you so much for this video I learned alot 😍, which one should I use? The half hard or dead soft?
Thanks again! ❤️
Hi Wejdan! For this small of a stone, I would use the dead soft wire, which is what I'm using in the video. You could use dead soft for stones up to 8mm even. I only use dead soft wires in all of my work. I hope that helps!
Great small and quick pendant, perhaps for earrings also😁🙏
Great idea!! Glad you are enjoying the tutorials, thank you again Suzanne!
Awesome! Beautiful. Simple. Sturdy. Perfect. Thank you!❤
Glad you like it! Thank you!
Thank you! Simple yet detailed design. Beautiful.
You’re welcome 😊Thank you for watching, Rachel, I'm glad you like it!
I LOVE this! I make lil tiny, and big, resin gems and cabs and I have been struggling with ways to incorporate a way to be able to attach them onto a chain or something. I've put a tiny loop on an eye pin and cut it so I could stick it into the resin as I cure it as well as free formed wire bezels with a loop and filled with resin. Well this will help my alot. Thank you.
Thank you for your lovely comment, Charley! Enjoy!
Beautiful and so daisy 💖💖💖
You are so kind, thank you!
We stayed an extra 2 days in WA just to collect all the sea glass we could. And variety of rocks.
What a great time, it sounds! Have fun wrapping those treasures up!
I Love these.........tried making something this way awhile ago....except.....i thought id have to add thinner wire to join each turn....so yeh never worked eh.......lol......so now I know u don't....Thank you so Much for this....I really Love ur wire Art............Take Care.......Hugssss
Thanks Kim, enjoy!! The 18g wire is strong enough most times if the stone stays small like in my tutorial, if you go larger, you can wrap around one additional time or go bigger wire like 16g. Have fun!
Nice work, beautiful clean design.
Thank you very much!
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry Little tougher to get wraps right than it looks, practicing.😁
That's a great idea! Easy and quick too
Thank you, Audrea, enjoy making them! They're fun as tiny earrings too! ;)
Hi I was wondering if do u use diamond gems only I've a diamond cute amethyst that I lost the the ring to how would I secured it in a pendant love ur jewelry
Thanks so much! I am not taking customs right now, but there are several videos that might work for your Amethyst if you're thinking to wrap it yourself.
Wow great way to wrap.
Thanks, Dolores! I appreciate your comment!
Very well done! It’s beautiful and I love it that you used your hands doing most of the forming. Do you think this would work with gemstones that are calibrated but don’t have a hole in the top?
It should, this is a cabochon wrap, none of the stones had holes in them. :D Enjoy!
Thank you 😊
Lovely
No hammering ? I’m going to try ! 🤟🏻❤️
Wonderful!
Thank you for sharing. New to wire wrapping,I’m going to give it a try!💕
Wonderful to hear Geri! Enjoy and have fun!
This is SO CUTE! I'm always trying to think of simple designs for mini pendants and I can't wait to try this one. One question - would you suggest hammering any part of the wire during the process so that it's extra secure? Or maybe adding some half round to connect the wires? I know 18g is pretty sturdy but I'm always worried about stones falling out over time haha. Thank you so much for the tutorial! :)
Hi Briana, these are great questions... the stones I'm showing are very small so the 18g wire is sturdy enough and if you have a deep stone, then you could always do one more coil than I show in the tutorial... if you get the wire over the shoulders of the stone, it will stay in. If you are worried, you can certainly tie them together either by weaving or by half round, but if you intend this then make sure to make the coil a bit looser so you have room for the extra wires. I hope that helps! I can't wait to hear about what you do! If you use a larger stone, then you could consider stepping up to 16g and again, maybe doing 4 coils plus a spiral onto the stone to hold it in... and also a bit of weave if you're going a lot larger. This wrap is intended for super small stones, with no weight, so the wire, turning that tightly will harden enough and should be secure. Have fun! Let me know how it goes. :) Thanks for your comment!
I used a similar design all the time for small stones and I haven't lost any yet ( and I am tough on my jewelry lol). When I'm really concerned about stability I use square wire, I find it's a little more sturdy plus the corners give it some grab.
@@amberm2777 These are great tips, Amber, thank you for your comment!
Special transparent glue, just a bit...
I wish I could share with you guys my first attempt at this😂 You make it look so easy😳...I’m thinking I’d rather do my insane wire weaving than this😂. Absolutely beautiful though! Yours that is!😂 I’m not going to give up though! Ty for these tutorials!
You can do it! You can also find me on FB if you want to share an image? Otherwise, keep trying, it works out after a few times ;) Have fun mostly. Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I do have weaving tutorials for small stones in my Videos catalog, Tutorials section... maybe try one of those too.
Simple but yet very nice !! I like this one!!
Thank you! 😊
This is awesome - I always thought small cabochons were too fiddly to wrap. I will share on my blog (beadinggem) later this year and link to all your sites!
Please do! Thank you so much, Pearl, I appreciate everything you do, much love! I subscribed to your channel and blog sites too!
I'm going to give this a try fingers x 🤞
Thank you! Have fun!🙏🌷🌟
My only question/concern would be the coils snagging on something and being pulled apart...or getting snagged on hair, but that's just a jewelry thing.
It's a valid quesion/concern when it comes to wire wrapped jewelry. Making this particular wrap, using these very small stones, using the wire at a larger gauge and then making such tight bends coiling around the stone actually hardens the wire quite a bit. If you work the ends right, there will not be much if any snagging. I've been selling wire wrapped jewelry for over 15 years, world wide and am happy to report that I've had zero returns for wire breakage, stones falling out or snagging issues. Snagging on wire jewelry can be a concern for some but doesn't have to be if you build with the intent for your jewelry not to snag.
I hope that helps you. Thanks for your comments.
I love your tutorials and I am definitely going to try these. Question, what would be the biggest cabochon you could use for this design? I have several larger cabs and wondering if the same technique would work. Thank you again for your videos.
This technique works well for larger stones too... this one, maybe up to 15mm... see my tutorial called Quinn if you need a wrap for larger stones. Let me know if this helps or if you have more questions 🙏💞
So sweet and fun to create. Thanks again for sharing your designs and talent!
Thank you so much!
I think this will be a game-changer, thank you!
I hope it adds to your wire art! Thank you for your kind comment.
Wow so ez. I hav sum beautiful sea glass frm WA tat r not too big and this is just the thing. Thank u
I love seaglass, what a fun idea to do with this wrap! Thanks for sharing!
Wow, I did it on a bronze freshwater pearl! 😍
Wonderful to hear!! I'd love to see if you're on FB, please tag me. ❤
Love this little wrap! ❤
Thank you so much! Yes, they make really cute dangle earrings too!
Excellent tutorial, concise & clear, Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your kind comment, Roberta! Wonderful way to start my day :)
I LOVE this, can this technic be done with a pointed back crystal?.. new subscriber here 😀
Thanks for subscribing, welcome! It can... given that the point isn't too deep, I think that if it's too deep and you coil up... it will 'spin' around on the chain since it will be pointy in the back. Just heads up on that... otherwise, it should! Have fun!
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry Thank you so much for responding.. I've inherited a ton of faceted gemstones and I just want to make use of them and turn them into something special.. so I'm learning all that I can 😀
Awesome Donna! I hope you enjoy! Let me know when / if you have questions.
I wish you could tell me what size why are you started with being new to this it's hard for me to gauge through what I'm watching a how much why are you start with, please tell me. And thank you in advance
Hi there! Materials and tools are always listed in the first 10 seconds of each video I make.
Timestamp 00:03 ... the sizes are all there, thanks for watching and enjoy!
Thank you so much for your video! ❤️ can I use dead soft wire?
Yes, all of my wire is dead soft. Thanks and have fun!
Very beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
So simple and so pretty!❤
Thank you! 😊
Love this.. I’m definitely going to try :) my only question is about the sharp cut ends like do we need to sand them or something
You can always sand the ends to make it clean, yes. Thank you for asking! I hope you enjoy the project!
That looks like something I could do and it’s so darn cute ♥️
Thanks so much, I'm glad you're going to try it!💐👍
This is so lovely, thank you for sharing 🥰
Thank you too, Kathryn! 😊
I Absolutely Love this, especially seeing that it's simple and Beautiful. Thank you so very much for sharing this video with us. Oh my 28g finially came. Now I can make the Goddess with the exact wire's that you used!! 💜💜💜💜
Thanks so much 😊 I'm thrilled to hear you love this and I'm super happy to hear you did the Goddess too!
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry Your so welcome! Your a great Teacher and your designs are Absolutely Beautiful and Fantastic! Thank you so very much. 💜💜💜💜
Could this be used for sea glass?
If your sea glass is of similar shape as these stones, it might work. Great idea! Thanks for watching! 🙏🫶
Beautiful
Thank you!!
Great Job
Thank you!
Thank you, thank you, THANK GOODNESS FOR YOU!🤗
Thank you thank YOU Connie!🥰❤🥰
Thxs! Good idea! “But” you need to secure the neck and sides more! Otherwise, it is going to fall apart! Good craftsmanship is important! Keep on practicing! & Best Regards!👍🏼😮
Great input, Star, you're right 'however'... if you read the instruction for material, you'd see that best recommendations are for tiny cabs and at least 20g wire... the weight of the cabs vs the gauge and tensile strength of the wire, plus compression work hardening the wire, would actually make this wrap quite secure. I've sold them all over the world for the past 17 years without a return or an issue, so you're correct! Knowing your material as well as good craftsmanship does make a difference, doesn't it? Knowledge is best served complete. If the cab is too large, then yes, this is not the appropriate wrap to hold a larger stone. Good observation! Have a great day!
This is brilliant. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you too, Wit!
That was twisted cool!! Thank you, i appreciate you! 🙋♀️💙✝️🇺🇸
Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate you too! Thank you!
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry it was easy and fun!! Way to go!! 🙋💙✝️🇺🇲
I have larger cabochon. Any suggestions?
can you give me some more details Elizcha? What size? What are you trying to make? This exact design? If so, you can add security to a larger stone by weaving the coils together... but let me know what you're trying to make, I might have a better tutorial for your purpose?
I've just started wire wrapping it's interesting and I have some materials which I recently pulled out of storage, so I'm just playing and trying to learn how to manipulate the wire and pliers. Ty your idea of securing by weaving got my attention.
They are so neat!
Thank you! Hope you enjoy the tutorials!
Love it, thank you!
Thank you Linda, enjoy!
Ohh so cutee 😍 Thank you!
Thank you so much! Here is one for a bead too, now you can do this a cabochon or a bead! Thanks for watching!
ruclips.net/video/JUOiYF7Dkpw/видео.html
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry thank you so much! ❤️🤗
Can you use this method on raw, asymmetrical stones?
You could probably use the technique to some degree, but it would be hard to say without seeing your stone. For this tutorial, I show it on a calibrated, small round or oval cabochon. Thanks for asking Amelia! I always just go for it and see how some things turn out, it might be a beautiful surprise!
Great tutorial! I love how the wire shape forms a treble clef :)
🎼
If I want to use sterling silver instead of copper do you recommend using a different gauge or hardness than what you showed here? I have several 5-8mm stones I want to wrap.
Thanks for your comment Andrew! For 5 to 8mm stones, I like to use 18g wire. Since they are small, I also prefer using Dead soft wire because it will shape elegantly but still large enough that the stone should capture just fine. If you feel you need to secure it more, then perhaps weave a few stitches into the sides around the stone, but I haven't needed that for stones up to 8mm at 18g.
The treble clef is a great idea! :) Have fun.
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry awesome, thanks for your reply and advice! I’ll see how how it goes :)
Love it. Thank you
You are so welcome! Thank you for your lovely comment!
Si beautiful thanks Ms 😘🙏🙏 love ❤️🇨🇴🌹
You are so welcome, thank you too, Sonia!
Just great!!!
Thank you so much!
So cute
Thank you! They are and they're great for earrings, charm drops, etc too
Simple dan really beautiful ! 🙏🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Where do you purchase your stones?
Hi elizabeth, sorry for the delay we just moved this weekend! These small stones I purchased from an etsy store, garnetsUSA I think or the Charcole Factory, they both sell great mini stones. Hope that helps!
Thank you!
Thank you too, Eve!
Fantastic
Thank you so much 😀
Thaaaaank you. These are gonna make great thank you gufts.😜🌺🌻
You’re welcome 😊 Thanks so much for your lovely comment!
Thank you so much, I cannot wait to try this too!
You are so welcome! Thank you too, I'm excited to hear that!
I like this alot
Thank you, Stephen!
Soooo cute! Thank you! Can’t wait to give it a try.
Hope you like it! Have fun, thank you!!
Adorable thank you
You are so kind, thank you too!
Perfectly Twisted Jewelry I am absolutely going to do this I can never get Cabachon wrapped right and I love this
請問用硬線還是軟線？
You can use either hard, half hard or soft wire, in the video, I am using soft wire, it compresses around the tiny stone and is quite sufficient to hold it, but starting with hard wire works too.... harder on your hands for sure tho.
So 0.5mm wire is too thin right
I would use larger wire, .5mm is about 24 gauge wire which is quite thin, you can go to .6 plus. So 22 gauge or larger. I hope that helps!
Awesome!
thank you for this. 🙏🏼❤️
You're so welcome! Thank you too!
Excellent, love it, thank you.
Thank you too! Have fun with it!
Sweet!
Thanks Ann! Enjoy it!
love it ...
Thank you!