very elegant. I myself work with base metals (copper, brass, nickle silver), and I love the way they look. They look great for my vintage style jewelry. Thank you for posting.
Wire work is my fave, spiral is my fave technique so really pleased with this video. I like the interactive part too, thanks for sharing this video free.
HI!! THANK YOU!! I really enjoyed this instructional wire technique !! I am always looking for extra inspiration for my jewelry projects,,,and I am so grateful to RUclips for being an excellent launch pad to show them in,,for FREE!! WOW!!! Keep em coming!! I really appreciate your work!! :))
You are amazing. Thank you so much! I am a beginning beader, and it was so easy to see what you were doing because the person who video taped you did a great job...they were close and the images were clear. Thanks again!!!!
You can get the Purple Impression Jasper (Dyed) Round Gemstone Beads feature in this video on Beadaholique . com's website. The links for supplies and the project description for the The Impressionist Necklace, Earrings and Ring Set - Project S1002 - are located in the video description underneath this video.
You can get everything in this video on Beadaholique . com's website. The links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
The ribbon that was used in this project is - Silk Fabric Flat Silky Ribbon 2cm 'Amethyst Purple' 42 Inch Strand. The links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
Wow...so glad I came across this tutorial it is so well put together. All of the instructions are very clear visually and verbally. I can't wait to begin wire wrapping!
I use craft wire in this project. Specifically, I used Artistic Wire Craft Wire, which, according to the manufacturer is dead soft. You can find a list of the supplies used in the video description.
If you're curious about the durability, I would recommend getting some craft wire and doing some experimentation. You will have a much better understanding of the material if you actually handle it.
Meggan, this was a great video! Beautifully executed and awsome job! Thank you so much. Really helped me see that small stones can be worked and wire wrapped . Thank you kindly again!
I've watched some of your videos, it's awesome, and very useful and I like how you make your jewelry, they looks clean, smooth, and so beautiful, perfect, I'll always wait for your new videos
Great video! We love handmade jewelry and a few of our Minsstyle Approved Designers make just that. It's definitely a huge trend right now going into the fall.
Increible! Que manos tienes.. El conjunto precioso! Y caya par de herramientas.. Creo que para tantas cosas no habia visto nunca jajaja muy buen trabajo! Thank's you!!!
Artistic wire is great, although we do carry products that are specifically made to avoid that. You can go to Beadaholique . com and search "non tarnish". You'll find a variety of Non Tarnish products to choose from.
Most wire that comes in vibrant non metal colors has a color coating on it. That means that the color can come off. You can use nylon jaw pliers to prevent marking up the wire, or you could try putting masking tape on your tools to prevent marking it up. They won't grip quite as well, but it will keep your colors nice.
If you just type the length in inches into an internet search bar followed by "in millimeters" you will get the conversion. For example, if she says in the video that it's 3 inches, you can just search for "3 inches in millimeters" and the equivalent will usually pop right up. Alternately, you could search for a conversion chart.
Unless you need the ring to be adjustable, it would help it to hold it's shape during normal wear if you did 3 or 4 wraps from each spiral to the bead loop with the 24 g wire.
Yes, the craft wire is quite soft, but will hold it's shape decently. If you take a pair of nylon jaw pliers and repeatedly tap them closed on the finished components, it will gently harden them somewhat, making them a little stronger. Either way, if you are using a thicker gauge of craft wire, like the 18 gauge I used here, it's going to be decently strong, and will take a bit of a knock to lose it's shape.
actually what i do sometimes, when i really dont wanna scratch the wire with my tool i put a piece of paper towel between the wire and the tool on, i know that doesent seem realy handy but its a way.. :)
I love this project. I'm pretty new to wire wrapped jewelry making, but even as a beginner, I found it perfectly simple, even though it looks much harder! What type of ribbon did you use, is it silk ribbon? I want to be sure to get the right type so it doesn't fray. Thank you so much for your tutorials. Keep them coming, and I'll keep my Amazon orders coming your way too!! Thanks!
Aluminum wire is extremely soft. You shouldn't use it for rings or ear wires, because it would just bend out of shape. It would be possible to use it for the other parts of these pieces, but they will be fragile because it bends so easily.
What type of wire is this hard, half hard, dead soft? I am having trouble with wire and Im thinking ppl use soft and I am using the wrong kind lol thanks
Think I will surprise my wife with these earrings. Thanks!
very elegant. I myself work with base metals (copper, brass, nickle silver), and I love the way they look. They look great for my vintage style jewelry. Thank you for posting.
Wire work is my fave, spiral is my fave technique so really pleased with this video. I like the interactive part too, thanks for sharing this video free.
HI!! THANK YOU!! I really enjoyed this instructional wire technique !! I am always looking for extra inspiration for my jewelry projects,,,and I am so grateful to RUclips for being an excellent launch pad to show them in,,for FREE!! WOW!!! Keep em coming!! I really appreciate your work!! :))
You are amazing. Thank you so much! I am a beginning beader, and it was so easy to see what you were doing because the person who video taped you did a great job...they were close and the images were clear. Thanks again!!!!
You can get the Purple Impression Jasper (Dyed) Round Gemstone Beads feature in this video on Beadaholique . com's website. The links for supplies and the project description for the The Impressionist Necklace, Earrings and Ring Set - Project S1002 - are located in the video description underneath this video.
You can get everything in this video on Beadaholique . com's website. The links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
excellent piece of jewellery and the teaching is very clear, easy to understand. thanks for the tutorial
The ribbon that was used in this project is - Silk Fabric Flat Silky Ribbon 2cm 'Amethyst Purple' 42 Inch Strand. The links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
Wow...so glad I came across this tutorial it is so well put together. All of the instructions are very clear visually and verbally. I can't wait to begin wire wrapping!
Thanks! For getting back too me.
I like the general look and method on this. Thanks!
I have made several versions of this jewellery set. I love this tutorial. You made it so easy to follow. Thank you for posting.
A+++++ video for learning wire wrapping!
Very pretty! A very detailed and informative video - thanks!!
I am new to jewellery making . . . I absolutely love this video... you make it look so simple!
I use craft wire in this project. Specifically, I used Artistic Wire Craft Wire, which, according to the manufacturer is dead soft. You can find a list of the supplies used in the video description.
I did this project and looks very elegant. Thank you.
If you're curious about the durability, I would recommend getting some craft wire and doing some experimentation. You will have a much better understanding of the material if you actually handle it.
I love how you show each individual technique! Very nice ^^
Meggan, this was a great video! Beautifully executed and awsome job! Thank you so much. Really helped me see that small stones can be worked and wire wrapped . Thank you kindly again!
I've watched some of your videos, it's awesome, and very useful
and I like how you make your jewelry, they looks clean, smooth, and so beautiful, perfect, I'll always wait for your new videos
So pretty! I love working with copper!
I REALLY like this ring, and the entire set, actually. TFS 💕
I really enjoyed it. I needed some Inspiration and you gave it to Me thanks
This is one of the best tutorials you have uploaded! :) I am definitely trying it out this weekend! Cheers!
Best teacher ever
Very elegant and pretty.
I found this video to be very easy to follow. I really like the set.
Great video!! Thanks so much for such clear instructions!!!
Great video! We love handmade jewelry and a few of our Minsstyle Approved Designers make just that. It's definitely a huge trend right now going into the fall.
Good stuff about making jewelry!
Absolutely fabulous!!
Very good tutor and extremely neat in her work. Thanks
Increible! Que manos tienes.. El conjunto precioso! Y caya par de herramientas.. Creo que para tantas cosas no habia visto nunca jajaja muy buen trabajo! Thank's you!!!
Thank you for this video. Very well done!
Artistic wire is great, although we do carry products that are specifically made to avoid that. You can go to Beadaholique . com and search "non tarnish". You'll find a variety of Non Tarnish products to choose from.
YOU'RE JUST AMAZING!
Most wire that comes in vibrant non metal colors has a color coating on it. That means that the color can come off. You can use nylon jaw pliers to prevent marking up the wire, or you could try putting masking tape on your tools to prevent marking it up. They won't grip quite as well, but it will keep your colors nice.
you're really the best ... I like all your videos
o.m.g this is beautiful!!!!
thank you so much for these video!!!
You're a great teacher, and these are beautiful examples, so thank you! I can't wait to make my own versions! :)
Very happy great learning video and found everything that I needed to make this; though the tools are very costly errr
Very beautiful art!! very Compliments!!
Beautiful jewelry! Thank you for sharing! I am excited to try this out!
very nice, just learning wire wrap, this looks sorta easy, can't wait to try it. Thank you.
thanks for share your creative ,wire Project.....
Love this demonstration! Thanks so much!
This is a perfect tutorial. Thank you for sharing this!
If you just type the length in inches into an internet search bar followed by "in millimeters" you will get the conversion. For example, if she says in the video that it's 3 inches, you can just search for "3 inches in millimeters" and the equivalent will usually pop right up. Alternately, you could search for a conversion chart.
Awesome Tutorial!!!!
You have an amazing skills. Thanks for sharing this! Very helpful indeed.
Thank you for this video...
Very helpful for new jewelry designer....
well illustrated instruction. Thank you!
Really I am enjoying this is a video thank you so much and simple learn
Precioso! Me encantó esta técnica. Muy bien explicado. Felicitaciones!
Unless you need the ring to be adjustable, it would help it to hold it's shape during normal wear if you did 3 or 4 wraps from each spiral to the bead loop with the 24 g wire.
Love all you videos!
thank you so much that was a great tutorial, very nice voice and very professionally done, Im so excited to try this :)
Yes, the craft wire is quite soft, but will hold it's shape decently. If you take a pair of nylon jaw pliers and repeatedly tap them closed on the finished components, it will gently harden them somewhat, making them a little stronger. Either way, if you are using a thicker gauge of craft wire, like the 18 gauge I used here, it's going to be decently strong, and will take a bit of a knock to lose it's shape.
beautiful!! thank you!!
excellent video. Found this very helpful.
Thank you! you're such an inspiration!
I'm sure you could, yes. You would just need to make sure you had pegs the right size to fit around your beads properly.
really pretty!
This is an advertisement for all the tools and elements
:)
Thank you.
Gorgeous!
Beautiful, thanks.
muy bonitos...empezare a practicar esta muy lindo
Nice necklace
Exclente video, muy bien explicado y bastante claro! Me inspiraste realmente, Muchas gracias
This was the best
Amazing, amazing, AMAZING!! tfs...
These instructions have changed from the first I saw.
This is very nice! ^^
Thank you :)
Sorry just to make the first part! Thanks!
No, memory wire will keep the shape it has (usually round) and won't take the shape you want to bend it into.
Beautiful!!! Thank you! :)
I loved it!
actually what i do sometimes, when i really dont wanna scratch the wire with my tool i put a piece of paper towel between the wire and the tool on, i know that doesent seem realy handy but its a way.. :)
So beautiful!! I really like this video!!! :)
I love this project. I'm pretty new to wire wrapped jewelry making, but even as a beginner, I found it perfectly simple, even though it looks much harder! What type of ribbon did you use, is it silk ribbon? I want to be sure to get the right type so it doesn't fray. Thank you so much for your tutorials. Keep them coming, and I'll keep my Amazon orders coming your way too!! Thanks!
Aluminum wire is extremely soft. You shouldn't use it for rings or ear wires, because it would just bend out of shape. It would be possible to use it for the other parts of these pieces, but they will be fragile because it bends so easily.
VERRY NISE !! THANK YOU VERRY MUSH E `=` ..
Awesome! Thank you for showing how to make the earrings and necklace! Could you do it on the wire making jig might not have said it right,
awesome job thank you
Thank you! Beautiful love it :D
felicitaciones aunque esta en ingles se aprecia facilmente como elaborarlo...gracias
That's amazing, and exactly what I was looking for, thanks!!
Thanks!
thank you
Love ❤️
thanks
I really like that...wouldn't it be easier to wrap the bead in first? Sorry, Before wrapping the top (under the spirals) closed...
You can add the bead to the wire first if you prefer, but we found it easier to make the spirals before adding the beads. Thanks for watching!
Hi, is the wire as malleable as it looks? and if so, do they lose shape later?
I've done something similar, and stuck masking tape to my pliers.
Hi,
What wire can I get that has color that doesn't leave tool markings on the wire when making rings or other jewelry.
What type of wire is this hard, half hard, dead soft? I am having trouble with wire and Im thinking ppl use soft and I am using the wrong kind lol thanks