Materials: 2 pieces of round 20 gauge dead soft wire, 20 inches long each 1 teardrop cabochon, mine is a Lapis Lazuli, about 33mm tall Swanstrom tool set : tinyurl.com/mpbjxpu6 Other tools I recommend: Pliers(Xuron Tweezer Nose): amzn.to/2Vghbyw Wire Cutters(Xuron Micro-Shear): amzn.to/2UcRWg4 Round Nose Pliers(Beadalon Ergo): amzn.to/2U6ee3d My bail making pliers: amzn.to/3z2W1rW (the above are all affiliate Amazon links) All about wire: ruclips.net/video/rQHvjR-m2k8/видео.html All about tools: ruclips.net/video/ep5nyZfebco/видео.html General FAQ video: ruclips.net/video/QrgImHlBDI8/видео.html All about buying stones: ruclips.net/video/QrgImHlBDI8/видео.html My Website(where I sell my jewelry): oxanacrafts.com Instagram: instagram.com/oxana124 Patreon(where you can support me via donations): www.patreon.com/oxanacrafts Facebook: facebook.com/OxanaCrafts
Your designs are always the right balance of wire work with the cab. Both coexist beautifully without one element overpowering the other. Such talent you have to create and teach. Tyfs Edit:spelling fix
Hi, wonder if you could offer some suggestions please. I have some cabochon about half the size of the ones you are working on here. What would you suggest as far as wire, design, or anything you could recommend. Thank you.
If you only have round wire, you could try this one: ruclips.net/video/PqWt7Yfdn1U/видео.html If you have square and half round wires, you could do this one: ruclips.net/video/W5rOtHuck6U/видео.html
@@OxanaCrafts Thank you Oxana I shall have a go at this. I noticed how well you hold on to the stone and wire together, it must be the shape of your thumb or you've just had a lot of practice. I have to wear thin rubber gloves otherwise the stone and wire slip in every direction. Like holding on to a greasy pig :)
It will work for earrings however there are a few things to keep in mind. This design is easiest to do on stones that are bigger or at least medium sized. So your earrings wouldn't be small and therefore you run the risk of them being quite heavy. But you can use lightweight stones or synthetic stones like resin which wouldn't be as heavy.
You are so talented it’s amazing. I enjoy watching your videos very much. Thank you for sharing your designs and ideas. Everything you do is so creative. ❤
Thank you for a very well done tutorial. This will be so useful for me!😊. I have stones to wrap and want to help others learn and create their own jewelry from the stones from the family farm.
You can buy enamelled wire such as Artistic Wire or Zebra Wire, many craft stores will stock this type of wire, it basically has a coating on it so will not tarnish and comes in many colors, you just have to be careful not to scratch the coating off with pliers while working with it.
Thank you! Ahh I remember those days, so many years ago. I don't wear eyeshadow these days, but It'd be fun to do a makeup related video as I do still use some makeup products.
I like to overestimate how much wire is needed, it is much better to be left with excess wire than to run out of wire. And this way if someone is following along and their stone happens to be larger, they will still have enough wire.
Materials:
2 pieces of round 20 gauge dead soft wire, 20 inches long each
1 teardrop cabochon, mine is a Lapis Lazuli, about 33mm tall
Swanstrom tool set : tinyurl.com/mpbjxpu6
Other tools I recommend:
Pliers(Xuron Tweezer Nose): amzn.to/2Vghbyw
Wire Cutters(Xuron Micro-Shear): amzn.to/2UcRWg4
Round Nose Pliers(Beadalon Ergo): amzn.to/2U6ee3d
My bail making pliers: amzn.to/3z2W1rW
(the above are all affiliate Amazon links)
All about wire: ruclips.net/video/rQHvjR-m2k8/видео.html
All about tools: ruclips.net/video/ep5nyZfebco/видео.html
General FAQ video: ruclips.net/video/QrgImHlBDI8/видео.html
All about buying stones: ruclips.net/video/QrgImHlBDI8/видео.html
My Website(where I sell my jewelry): oxanacrafts.com
Instagram: instagram.com/oxana124
Patreon(where you can support me via donations): www.patreon.com/oxanacrafts
Facebook: facebook.com/OxanaCrafts
Your designs are always the right balance of wire work with the cab. Both coexist beautifully without one element overpowering the other. Such talent you have to create and teach. Tyfs
Edit:spelling fix
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This is the best instructional video I have seen, and I've seen a lot. 99/100 for the moments the work went offscreen.
Thank you!
Obgd pelo vídeo MS rive que por no mude. Muita fala
Your tutorial is very well done. You take time to show exactly what you are doing as you manipulate the wires. Very easy to follow. Thank you!
Thank you very much!
adjust length of wire for larger or smaller stones. beautiful creating
Thank you!
Hi, wonder if you could offer some suggestions please. I have some cabochon about half the size of the ones you are working on here. What would you suggest as far as wire, design, or anything you could recommend. Thank you.
If you only have round wire, you could try this one: ruclips.net/video/PqWt7Yfdn1U/видео.html
If you have square and half round wires, you could do this one: ruclips.net/video/W5rOtHuck6U/видео.html
@@OxanaCrafts Thank you Oxana I shall have a go at this. I noticed how well you hold on to the stone and wire together, it must be the shape of your thumb or you've just had a lot of practice. I have to wear thin rubber gloves otherwise the stone and wire slip in every direction. Like holding on to a greasy pig :)
You are the best. Wow.
Have you considered selling kits to make your pendants
Unfortunately with me being in Australia it makes it a bit prohibitive due to the shipping costs.
I wonder if this would work with earrings? I might try today
It will work for earrings however there are a few things to keep in mind. This design is easiest to do on stones that are bigger or at least medium sized. So your earrings wouldn't be small and therefore you run the risk of them being quite heavy. But you can use lightweight stones or synthetic stones like resin which wouldn't be as heavy.
You are so talented it’s amazing. I enjoy watching your videos very much. Thank you for sharing your designs and ideas. Everything you do is so creative. ❤
Gorgeous 🤩 And easy to realize watching you. You are a great teacher! Thanks 🌹
Thank you!
😍😍😍
Thank you for a very well done tutorial. This will be so useful for me!😊. I have stones to wrap and want to help others learn and create their own jewelry from the stones from the family farm.
Lovely, elegant design! Thank you so much for sharing. ❤
Love ❤
Nice ❤️
That is Beautiful, Thankyou so much for all the information on how to wire wrap
Very nice. Love your explanation. Help me a lot.🎉
You are so AWESOME! This piece is probably one of my personal favorites. Such clean and simple lines. Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much!
Another beautiful pendant! Thanks for sharing. I think I like the two wire equally as the single wire.
Thank you! 😊
Thank so much
Beautiful
This is a pretty wire wrapped pendant. What wire can I buy so I don’t have to oxidize it?
You can buy enamelled wire such as Artistic Wire or Zebra Wire, many craft stores will stock this type of wire, it basically has a coating on it so will not tarnish and comes in many colors, you just have to be careful not to scratch the coating off with pliers while working with it.
Nice design. This would be great for Unisex piece.
Thank you!
Its super cute! I will be making this puppy myself for sure!
Thank you! Have fun!
What beautiful work Oxana, thank you eor sharing.
So glad you liked it!
Thank you so much for your video. It makes so much more sense the way you explained how to do this.
You are so welcome!
Been following you since your diy eyeshadow days and would love to see more of those videos 😊
Thank you! Ahh I remember those days, so many years ago. I don't wear eyeshadow these days, but It'd be fun to do a makeup related video as I do still use some makeup products.
Love this! I did the single wire version when I first started.
Thank you!
C'est magnifique ! J'adore 😍🥰
Thank you!
Beautiful nail polish 💅👌
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful as always!
Thank you!
Nice colour
Thank you!
You took too much
I like to overestimate how much wire is needed, it is much better to be left with excess wire than to run out of wire. And this way if someone is following along and their stone happens to be larger, they will still have enough wire.