5 EASY Ways to DIY Wire Wrap Crystal Rings | Beginners Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- This is a demonstration video on how to wire wrap 5 DIY Crystal Rings.
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#1
-8 inches 22ga wire
-5mm bead
#2
-10 inches 22ga wire
-2x 2mm Silver Beads
-2x 3mm beads
-2x spacer beads
-1x 5mm bead
#3
-2x 8 inches 20ga wire
-3mm bead
-4mm bead
#4
-6 inches 20ga wire
-10 inches 26ga wire
-4mm bead
#5
-8 inches 20ga wire
-8mm bead
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The last one was my favorite! The video was a tad fast but slow mode should work for those of you who didn’t catch everything either ☺️
I am one of them, slow down lovely
Nah people would rather complain than slow it's down 😂😂😂
I agree, just go to settings and playback speed and it will slow it down for anyone who needs it slower.
I don't quite understand why you're fast-forwarding through your video. It would be nice if you shared your gauge of wire and what lengths of wire you're using. Please take your time and do a thorough tutorial for us. You're very talented but not everyone can understand what movement you're making when you're fast-forwarding through your designs. Please take the time to make regular speed video and explain in detail what you're doing along the way. We would really appreciate it. Thank you.
Sandy Wall, I agree. I’m a beginner and I don’t understand what she’s doing.
I don't even bother with these types of videos. They aren't "tutorials" at all.
I need to know what length of wire . I font wa t my wire to b too short
Yessss ! I love this but I’m a newbie and need to know wire lengths.
I agree but you can change the playback speed to help see what is being done if that is any help. Plus most if not all of these have other tutorials on RUclips.
Thank you for doing tutorial without alot of jabbering. Very nice work. Don't mind explanations, but hate extremely slow videos.
HI, I love the fact that you fast forward through it! You show so many designs/ideas that way. For those of you that think it is too fast, practice with other tutorials first, and then, you start to catch on; for example, how she does the weave one. As far as the length of wire and the gauge -the same thing, just use extra wire, and guess/practice -you can't go wrong. You'll get it! Thank you for sharing your work!!!! beautiful!
Isn't that counter to being a tutorial. Teaching others how to do something doesn't include an edict saying "if this is too fast for you(assuming that people who it's too fast for are novices)then go somewhere else and practice with someone who is more your pace." Inherent in that message is exclusiveness. Either you do a tutorial with intention of tutoring or it's a demo, either way is fine just call it what it is.
I like all of them but the double stone is my favorite then the herribone
Fantastic video thank you so much! Cannot believe why anyone would put a thumbs down wonderful work and fasting the video works really well! 🤩
Thank you, Geri! I appreciate the positivity you're a great motivation for me to continue.
The purple one is my favorite
If people are finding this too quick for them to follow, just click on the 3 dots on the top of video and change playback. Makes it slow motion, and very easy to follow.
Thank you for that information. It was Very helpful. 👍🏼
I make hand made wire jewelry too. I use a vise to twist the wires together to form the band then place the gemstones or beads on it then fold the ends around the band to make sure it doesn't poke the customer. I use 20 gauge I found that to be the best and artistic wire brass colored anti-tarnish. I would love to someday use gold filled.
I love them all but the last one is my favorite
Amazing Craftsmanship! Beautiful! Love your instructions! You would have been a Master Jewelry Maker in another time! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your craftsmanship!
Thank you for this. I enjoyed every min
The first two are my favorites.❤ Although I love them all.
Thank you! These rings are beautiful.
Glad you like them!
Soy principiante y mi deseo es aprender , por lo que respetuosamente le pido los centímetros de alambre, gracias por su atención
Beautiful wraps ❤️love the 2 on middle finger
love
They're all beautiful!
All of them are very lovely, thanks
Glad you like them!
The designs are very interesting.
All of them much attractive, but my favorite is 2nd one, thanks for vedio
I love them all
Thank you!
Beautiful 💜
I love #3 and 4. Amazing video! I made both 3 and 4 with stunning results! However, at some points, it was difficult to see what you were doing and difficult to follow along
you’re awesome thank you for this
Great tutorial. Essentials are in your description and the amount of designs in a short video are perfect. I would lose interest and fast forward if it was slower. Again, great tutorial 👍
Thank you!
I like all of them. I have so many of these beads like this. They are so cute. 2nd one is my favorite so far. I like the last one also. :)
Gorgeous rings!! You need to slow it down so I can get a good view of the procedure.
Love them all ❤
I like them all! They are all very beautiful!
I like them all are beautiful ❤
Thank you!
Beautiful....
The. Pink. The. Cristal
Thank you so much for this 🙏❤️
You're so welcome!
Beautiful
Thanks! Perfect 😍
Beautiful pieces thank you!!! I’m really trying to expand my types of wrapping I’m just started recently but I get the hang of things super quickly. What wire does everyone recommend? I drill my own stones so any tips on the type of wire would really help me out
I use sterling silver but recommend copper for beginners. I would use 16, 20 and 26 gauge as a starting base. Keep at it!
It would be nice if the video was slower so we could see it better.
2:29!! ;)
All Beautiful! 💜
First, thank you for sharing!! Second, Is your mandrel/base one piece? If it's 2 pieces, where did you find the base?
It is all one piece! And it was 3D printed in house.
Geeez! I wonder if you could have fast forward that video any faster for us!,?? Why would go speeding through a learning video like that? Also, did you use the same gauge wire on all the rings? How much length did you use for each ring? I understand you have prob made 100’s of these videos. But for those of us still learning, a little slower pace would have been nice. And yes, rewinding is possible. But at that rate it will have to be 100’s if times for some of us. Great ideas though and thank you for the flash play.
I do apologize and am well aware of the speed... 😅 I'm very new at video editing and honestly I never thought people would watch them! I have maybe all of 12 videos. I would love to make another video and go in depth for these rings and slow things down for all of you guys to follow along. I'd stick with 20 and 22 gauge wires to start with these rings. And perhaps try copper if you are new to the craft!
Very beautiful rings! Can I use gauge 20 for the first ring? I have only 20 for the moment :-) Thanks for the video.
Again I love your cool technique. Do you use sterling silver dead soft?
Yes I do! Thank you so much
So pretty ❤️🇩🇰
Va muy rápido
Why the hyperspeed?
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Amazing 😉 thank you for share your videos , where did you get your mandril ?
Where did you purchase your ring mandrel?
Rio Grande Jewelry supply. I suggest getting the full steel product.
❤️ nice
How long are the wire for each ring?
Can you re -do this tutorial in real time with an explanation of wire and bead sizes please
What beads do you use and when are they from?
Swarovski crystal beads.
Tampoco deja ver lo k esta haciendo ,que pena y tambonitas k le quedan
I really like the 4th one but when I tried to make it it was super messy 😓
Maybe its cuz of your wire. In the Video she used thick wire and at the 4 ring also thin wire for the "eye". Its little complicated with the sizes
If you decide to try again, make sure that you put the bends next to the bead before you do the herringbone weave. This makes sure the weave doesn't come loose when you are shaping it around your ring mandrel.
if the video is too fast for you guys just slow down the video...
Going too fast, can't keep up with you
Omg my name also is Yvette🥰😅
👍👏👏👏
I don't think were supposed to catch this.☹
Nice rings but hard to follow.
Love #3, but moved too fast to see. Need explanation.
You’re going too fast, a beginner cannot follow this. We don’t know what wire you’re using or how to do anything past #3. It could have been a great tutorial; please slow down and give wire sizes.
it says in the description:)
Pretty ring but you need to slow down so we can follow you better
Don't like fast forward
Can't learn it
I am sorry but i don't like it 'cause it is too fast . It,s seems to me like you don.t want like to share the entire turirial
Nice but way to fast
La muda. Sera k no sabe hablar
Very pretty but your hands move to quickly for me to follow and be able to do it myself.
This video is way too fast & it’s certainly not beginner friendly. I really wanted to learn but it’s too fast. Is there any way you can slow it down please.
Too fast
The video is far to fast for beginners
you go too fast on the video :(
Pretty work but it's click bait. Definitely not a "beginners tutorial".
Nice rings but fast-forwarding the video is not helpful for beginning to even intermediate level and definitely is not a tutorial. Some steps are clearly just not shown. If you want to keep your designs a secret then don’t pretend like your teaching how to make them.
need more information, not for beginners.
Which one would you like to see a detailed video about? I'd love to show you more in depth the art of wire wrapping!
@@IndiPendantsJewelry I'd love to see the last one! It looked a little tricky but with very pretty results.
@@IndiPendantsJewelry It doesn't have to be detailed just post them at regular speed.
Not a beginner’s tutorial at all, as fast-forwarding through everything without any audio makes it almost impossible to follow what you’re doing - unless you’re already fairly experienced at wire-wrapping.
Nice simple designs, but not really a tutorial.
Please slow down your tutorials. It is too fast to follow.
Well, I won't be subscribing
Why
These are the worst tutorials, there's zero narration or actual instruction of any kind, just a demonstration that seems intentionally vague, important steps are done just as the camera pans away for a second, or are obscured by hands getting in the way. The rings themselves are very pretty, and I'd love to try and make them - if I could figure out how, that is....I slowed the video waaaaay down to try and catch anything I'd missed, but it turns out everything I missed hadn't been there in first place, I pretty much had to just look at the finished product and wing it. Very disappointing, if you're not intentionally trying to frustrate people and give practically useless instruction, then you need to put a little more effort into giving directions and demonstrations that are clear and concise and helpful. Not trying to be a jerk but it's very frustrating.