So Beautiful! I suddenly found myself at age 60 with no job after working my whole life... I am going back to making and selling jewelry and various other "crafty" things... Your tutorials are so very helpful to me! I appreciate the time you take on each one! Just AWESOME!
I use 18 or 20 gauge nickel silver wire. I like the 18 gauge, but it is harder to bend. If you're going with silver, then.035 sterling soft round would be my choice. Thanks for watching!
Easy to follow the direction without captions but have not try myself yet. I read your comments which help me on gauge for silver wire. We can use different colors.
Hi - Many of the pieces demonstrated in my videos (and most of my practice pieces) are in nickel silver, but anything that will be worn is made in sterling silver or gold. Nothing is wasted! I keep my scraps and after a time have the option to bring them to a shop that will assay precious metals. Thanks for your question and kind feedback! -Ross
I am very impressed with your videos. Thank you for posting them. I would love to ask you what tools you are using if you don't mind. They look very thin in design and I would love to find some like them. Again, thanks for posting these videos.
Beautiful, you made it look so easy! Could I ask, what do you do with the offcuts? If you use silver or gold you can't wast it!! Or is it just plated wire?
Thanks so much for the tutorial! They are really pretty! I am going to try ! May I ask what ga of wire you used? It looks like 18 or 20. Thanks! Andria
sorry one more thing is that 18 gauge wire? I have found it too thick i like the finer wire but don't know the "wording" for harder or softer wires yet. will that design be study enough with like a 20 or 22 gauge? I make finding outta 22ga
Can I kidnap you for ohh I don's know about a year?? I make "stuff" its not really good looking but my friends and fam like it. My best Friend is always giving me things to try to make earrings for her so I am always tryign differet things. no I don't what to sell stuff then i HAVE to make them, and it takes the fun outta it..I jump from one new thing to another. lol Thank you
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Nice tutorial. Easy to understand, always easier to learn something if you can watch the process at the same time you're hearing the instructions.
Thank you for showing us how to make these, Ross! I can hardly wait to start a pair of them!
So Beautiful! I suddenly found myself at age 60 with no job after working my whole life... I am going back to making and selling jewelry and various other "crafty" things... Your tutorials are so very helpful to me! I appreciate the time you take on each one! Just AWESOME!
I really like these Ross, I am definitely going to try & make them! You are the absolute best teacher ever! :)
I made these in silver with a coil of gold wire and they are gorgeous! Thank you so much.
Thank you very much your videos are very instructive and clear. I would love to see more of them.
I just made these along with your tutorial, and they look PERFECT!!! I can't believe it, i'm so proud right now!! haha
Another Excellent video by realisticart, very good teacher!! Thank you so much for sharing all of your creations.
you are a fantastic teacher I am very impressed with the work that you do and I will try and follow you thank you so much for being there
I'm doing the same thing Donna, but with absolutely no prior experience! It is so interesting!
Wow these are so pretty! Great job with the tutorial
Very romantic earrings! Thanks for this fantastic tutorial!
Ohh, got it! My daughter loves her earrings! Thanks
they came out really nice thank you!
nice earrings, like the way you explain the steps in detail =)
Wonderful! Thanks for letting me know - it means a lot!
Thanks I made one of these tonight. I have to practice my coils though or get a coiling tool but thanks again.
Thank you for the lesson!
Thats just amazing! Thank you.
I appreciate your comments and am glad you like the earrings. Let me know if you have any questions when you start making them. Thanks for watching!
Glad you like the earrings! I use 18gauge wire when i make them in nickel silver, and .035 soft when I use sterling.
take care,
Ross
Hope you enjoy making these! Thanks for watching!
Glad you found my video useful! Thanks for watching!
Yes - these are perfect for moms - hope you enjoy making them! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the feedback - it is very much appreciated! Let me know if you have any questions and thank you for watching!
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
You're welcome! Thanks for commenting and watching my video!
You are welcome! The coils do get easier with practice! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hi Donna - I hope you enjoy these projects and have great success. Thanks for your kind feedback!
Very, very nice ! Subscribed ! :)
those are very nice I think i will make my mom a pair
I use 18 or 20 gauge nickel silver wire. I like the 18 gauge, but it is harder to bend. If you're going with silver, then.035 sterling soft round would be my choice. Thanks for watching!
Hi - 20 gauge is fine for wire work, but 22 gauge is just too thin to be durable for most pieces. Good luck and thank you for watching and commenting!
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
Easy to follow the direction without captions but have not try myself yet. I read your comments which help me on gauge for silver wire. We can use different colors.
Great!!! You're welcome and thanks for watching!
Hi - Many of the pieces demonstrated in my videos (and most of my practice pieces) are in nickel silver, but anything that will be worn is made in sterling silver or gold. Nothing is wasted! I keep my scraps and after a time have the option to bring them to a shop that will assay precious metals. Thanks for your question and kind feedback! -Ross
Great! Thanks for watching!
Thanks very much! I really appreciate your feedback!
@toniaugusta Sounds like a great choice. Glad you enjoyed making them!
I am very impressed with your videos. Thank you for posting them. I would love to ask you what tools you are using if you don't mind. They look very thin in design and I would love to find some like them.
Again, thanks for posting these videos.
@luemoonba Thanks very much for watching!
@lovethatcat2 Glad you found it too! Let me know if you have any questions.
I am hoping you have a video on wrie wrapping a pendent.. she has a wired shaped Opal that i want to wrap without any holes or glue on the Opal.. :)
@tyme4tee You're welcome! Glad you found the video useful.
I'm like, tanks
@tarrayoung That's great to hear!
@tonydafuzz Thank you. I do plan on posting more.
Beautiful, you made it look so easy! Could I ask, what do you do with the offcuts? If you use silver or gold you can't wast it!! Or is it just plated wire?
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Thanks! I plan to post more soon.
I enjoyed your video and did it step by step but making the coil and curving the wire mine comes out crooked
Thanks so much for the tutorial! They are really pretty! I am going to try !
May I ask what ga of wire you used? It looks like 18 or 20. Thanks!
Andria
@68lory You're welcome!
Very cool, can use any wire , right ?:)
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sorry one more thing is that 18 gauge wire? I have found it too thick i like the finer wire but don't know the "wording" for harder or softer wires yet. will that design be study enough with like a 20 or 22 gauge? I make finding outta 22ga
I can't seem to get the curling and when I do, I open it and it's the opposite of a heart. I just want to scream!
Can I kidnap you for ohh I don's know about a year?? I make "stuff" its not really good looking but my friends and fam like it. My best Friend is always giving me things to try to make earrings for her so I am always tryign differet things. no I don't what to sell stuff then i HAVE to make them, and it takes the fun outta it..I jump from one new thing to another. lol Thank you
Hi Bonnie, Send me a photo of your attempt - ross @ watercolorjewelry . com - and I will try to see if I can help. Thanks, -Ross
You're welcome - thank you for watching!