How to Make Wire Wrapped Heart Charm : Beginner Jewelry Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Learn how to make several styles of wire wrapped heart charms in this beginner-friendly jewelry tutorial.
Materials:
20 gauge dead soft round wire
--2.5" for first style
--3" for second style (3.5" for asymmetrical variant)
--two 1.75" pieces for third style
24 gauge dead soft round wire (approx 20" total)
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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“Prelude No. 23” by Chris Zabriskie freemusicarchiv...
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Hey beautiful lady, still catching up with all of your videos. I love, love, love how your use on the wire you need is with minimal waste..I see some who just over use and that drives me crazy ( short drive by the way. ) And the way you flush cut your ends for a cleaner look..I'm obsessed with that too.. I finally bought the pliers you have and wondered why the hell it took me so long..I can hardly reach for my regular flat nose now. You are amazing and again I want to thank you.
Thanks so much, Deby! Your lovely comments always make my day ^_^ I know what you mean about those pliers; they really make a huge difference!
@@FantasiaElegance Your very welcome, you are so calming and fascinating to watch. I think I am going to get a second set of those pliers, they work so good in little places also. Hope all is well.
The best teacher ever. Perfect well down job !!💞
Aw, thank you SO much!
I love you giving three styles of wire wrapped hearts! Thanks so much for giving your time and energy to give us creative ideas.
I have just recently found your site! I am thrilled that you go to great pains to fully explain how and why you do something. I like your simple to very detailed designs. I was into beading and some very basic wire work a few years ago but put that aside and I'm now looking for something to use the wire and tools that I have already purchased and many of your tutorials show me just that. Thank you for sharing your beautiful artwork, and helping newbies like me learn from you.
Jocelyn...I think you are so great...you give great instruction and make it so easy to follow...Truly I appreciate you :-)
Jocelyn D. You are so sweet and so generous to teach us. Thank you very much. Your videos are very good.
Perfect for Valentines Day again !!
You make it look so easy! I love them all. Thank you so much. I’m going to try. 😊❤
Thank you so much, Marlene!
Your work is so neat and your instructions very clear. Thanks for sharing.
you are a very good instructor!!
Thanks for posting, these are lovely. Your technique is inspiring, it is interesting to see where you position your tools, and how you use leverage to bend the wire. It was just the right amount of detail... :)
Fantastic video and awesome abilities! EMT? You have the hands of a surgeon....
very clear instruction video and going to have a go myself . x
You have wonderful eye, and marvelous touch, thank you so much for sharing
Im knew to all this like RUclips and wire wrapping, I like that your very clean in your instructions I have a question why dead soft why i thought that wasn't really to strong to make jewelry with ?
Once you start working it you actually work harden it and with small pieces it becomes very durable. Using half hard or hard your delicate curves will be more difficult. Better to save the hard wires for bigger projects like bracelets, bangles , large pendants..etc.
These are great ideas
Loved making these! Thank you for this tutorial ;)
Jocelyn, your designs are very beautiful and they inspire me to try making my own wire jewelry. Can you please recommend a book or two for beginners to learn wire jewelry? Thank you! :)
this video was very helpful!:) I want to make some myself.
Thank you for sharing this, I have been looking for a pattern to make a heart charm to hang dangles off of. Have not been able to find what I want in the stores or online.
Jocelyn, do you think I could make a variation of the 2nd style heart, in order to hang a stone above and below? I'm attempting to make a pair of Grandmother earrings, for my Mom for Christmas. The Children and Grandchildren stones will be on each side of the heart, but wanted to place her stone on top and my Dad's below, to complete. What do you think?
Lovely! thank you for sharing this video💝
First of all, I'd like to say how much I enjoy your tutorials. Secondly, I was wondering if it is easier to achieve the shapes with heavier gauge wire? I have ordered 20ga wire from Amazon but was practicing with 28ga wire while I was waiting for it to arrive. I can't seem to get the lighter gauge wire to bend the way you get yours to. Is that a wire issue or a practice issue? Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Great Job 👍
love these
Love these and trying to get them to look right...having trouble with the little spirals, any tips When Doing them??
Could you do a tutorial with the tear drop at the top and bottom of the heart? I saw a picture on Pinterest but no tutorial.
Hi Jocelyn,
On the Xuron Super Fine Chain Nose, are these the Xuron Jeweler''s Super Fine Pliers Chain Nose Flat Nose or the Xuron 485's?
I really appreciate all the hard work and time you have spent on your videos. I have learned so much from you and I cannot express how very much I appreciate you. Your videos are instructional, inspirational, and encouraging. Thank you.
Thank you very much. Hope your day is wonderful.
👍 so cute
Love it! I really enjoy your tutorials. Are you also a nurse?
Me encantó
Love your work, thank you for sharing. My tools are leaving marks on the wire, any suggestions?
I wonder the same, I'm having the same issue, it would b nice if she would reply wouldn't it?
Love
Why do you use silver filled wire instead of sterling silver wire?
Hi! there my name is Zoua Yang, I was wondering if it okay with you. If I can use your idea to make some heart earrings? I just beginning making earrings out of fabric lace and needed some idea to make hearts to hanging on my fabric lace earrings.
Hi Zoua! Thanks so much for asking. I don't mind if you copy my tutorial designs, as long as you give attribution somewhere. For example, if you were listing your creation that used my design for sale online, you could include something in the description section like this: "design credit to Fantasia Elegance, etsy.com/shop/fantasiaelegance"
Fantasia Elegance, when i saw your hearts design it remind me of our Hmong tradition that why I want to ask if it ok if I can use your idea to make one?
Jocelyn, where are you located? Do you do live classes?
Unfortunately, I'm in northern California. :( I really love your work.
FOR THE HEART THAT YOU CUT AT 3.5 ' HOW MUCH WIRE DID YOU CUT FOR WRAPPING AT THE BOTTOM
1 inch
What if I want to put a pearl on it? any suggestions?
Hi Rita! There are lots of ways to add a pearl to these designs! one option would be to thread the pearl on an eyepin/headpin, then attach it as a dangle below the heart. You could also use a piece of narrow gauge wire to place the pearl inside the heart, then wrap the ends of the wire to the outside edges of the heart.