Tutorial. Twisted wires.

[@carlalakins]

I wish I had just one tenth of your talent.
All of your video’s, your artwork, they so inspire me to create .... something, anything...... just create!

[@GemseekerStudio]

Thank you! Don't hesitate and start! :)

[@valwhitney6661]

Thank you so much for showing us, less learned, how to do this!

[@GemseekerStudio]

Welcome!

[@aspasia747]

I can’t thank enough for your tips and help ! Regards from Greece!

[@GemseekerStudio]

You are so welcome!

[@treasuresforme]

Thank you 🙏🤗🙏🤗🙏

[@GemseekerStudio]

Always welcome

[@TeeRql]

thanks for sharing all of your talents! the last pattern is my fav. looks exactly like a chain link

[@GemseekerStudio]

It does! It is great for the bracelet :)

[@barbdavis6838]

That's Absolutely Beautiful. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@GemseekerStudio]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@annploetz8916]

Thank you. I never thought of doing these combos. Really neat.

[@GemseekerStudio]

Glad you like them!

[@carolecaro4466]

Wow 👏 thank you so much ♥

[@GemseekerStudio]

Welcome!

[@tracydriscoll4998]

Wow! I had no idea there were so many variations of twisting wires! What are the other ends of the wires attached to?

[@GemseekerStudio]

At the end of the film you can find some examples how you can use twisted wires. I will show much more with the time :)

[@tracydriscoll4998]

​@@GemseekerStudio Actually, I'm wondering what the other ends are attached to while the twisting is being done by the drill. :-)

[@GemseekerStudio]

@@tracydriscoll4998 As I wrote in the beginning I am using a big drill and vise 😊😊😊 The other end is fixed in a vise.

[@tracydriscoll4998]

@@GemseekerStudio Sorry. I didn't catch that. Thanks for your prompt replies and I look forward to your future videos! :-)