These look so perfect! I love the different designs of the hearts. Thanks for making this tutorial. I like when you say just with a flick of your wrist hehe. I can't wait to try to make these hearts after I'm finished with a pair of earrings I been working on. Hearts are my favorite!❤
Thanks Susan. Be sure you are using good quality tools and wire. I use stainless steel pliers. Here are the tools I use: drive.google.com/file/d/1j4V-8zXSK1-Dh8TX1_IfCbn85PTsc4fk/view?usp=sharing Also be sure to go gently with your tools and do as much manipulating with your hands as you can.
Hi Heather, It’s always fun watching you make things out of wire with your strong hands. I feel like yu’re putting on a magic show! I’m wondering if you can tell me where you bought your wonderful round nose plyers, or at least who the manufacturer is? I like them a lot.🥰 Elisabeth Portland Oregon
Thank you. I do have these templates that can be enlarged and filled in with beads www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1392514135/printable-hummingbird-templates-youtube You can use this method to fill in the beads: ruclips.net/video/Ii8-IC2P-TA/видео.html and this ruclips.net/video/zUGAfLGzST8/видео.html Good luck.
Hi Jan: Be sure you have good quality stainless steel tools. I used the regular Artistic wire which is tarnish resistant. The German wire is a bit stiffer. Some people dip their tools in Tool Magic and you can also get nylon jaw pliers, but they are not useful for fine work. Good luck!
Love, love, love these little hearts!! Thanks, Heather, for sharing them with us.
Thanks so much. Happy New Year Sue.
Hearts for Valentines Day 💝 ❤ you should do like cupid or anything Valentines when February comes around 😊
Great idea Corinne.
@@HeatherBoydWire thank you it was just a thought it just came to me popped in my head the idea 💡
Came back to watch the beginning. These are so adorable Heather. You can add these hearts to anything. Thank you! 💝🥰
Thanks so much Susan.
Absolutely gorgeous❤thank you for the tutorial🥰
Thanks so much and you are very welcome.
These look so perfect! I love the different designs of the hearts. Thanks for making this tutorial. I like when you say just with a flick of your wrist hehe. I can't wait to try to make these hearts after I'm finished with a pair of earrings I been working on. Hearts are my favorite!❤
So happy you like them LTeidra. Great to see you on the livestream today!
You make it look so easy! I’m going to work on a couple of these today. Thank you!
Have fun with them!
Super cute. Thank you!
Thanks Marjorie and you are very welcome!
Gorgeous!
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing
You are very welcome Darleen.
Love these heart pendants! How can I avoid leaving marks on my wire with the tools? Thanks!!
Thanks Susan. Be sure you are using good quality tools and wire. I use stainless steel pliers. Here are the tools I use: drive.google.com/file/d/1j4V-8zXSK1-Dh8TX1_IfCbn85PTsc4fk/view?usp=sharing Also be sure to go gently with your tools and do as much manipulating with your hands as you can.
Hi Heather,
It’s always fun watching you make things out of wire with your strong hands. I feel like yu’re putting on a magic show!
I’m wondering if you can tell me where you bought your wonderful round nose plyers, or at least who the manufacturer is? I like them a lot.🥰
Elisabeth
Portland Oregon
Thanks so much Elisabeth. The pliers are here: amzn.to/3S4U362
These are great, Heather. That Japanese round nose - 😮. Love it. Do you sell a pattern for a wire hummingbird that can be filled with beads?
Thank you. I do have these templates that can be enlarged and filled in with beads www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1392514135/printable-hummingbird-templates-youtube You can use this method to fill in the beads: ruclips.net/video/Ii8-IC2P-TA/видео.html and this ruclips.net/video/zUGAfLGzST8/видео.html Good luck.
Hi Heather how do you stop your wire from marring....? And would you recommend German style Artistic wire...? Jan x
Hi Jan: Be sure you have good quality stainless steel tools. I used the regular Artistic wire which is tarnish resistant. The German wire is a bit stiffer. Some people dip their tools in Tool Magic and you can also get nylon jaw pliers, but they are not useful for fine work. Good luck!
@HeatherBoydWire Thank you Heather....