Excellent idea to show the different gauge of wire, side by side, so we are able to see how the different sizes of wire compare to one another. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
I love this...because you can make it any size you want...you can make it small enough to fit around your wrist or you can make it larger to fit around your waist! Thanks for sharing your craft
Thank you for your wonderful tutorial! One question, how do you polish/sand/file the sharp end of each loop? I made one chain but i can feel the sharp end when I wear it. Thank you
@TJ Harshbarger : Thanks for your information There are many ways to make chain necklace, this is the simplest one I usually use Depending on the purpose, you can use big or small wire, making long or short chain, add stones or not.
@ 81OH4Z4RD : The beads used must have holes larger than the wire diameter. the length of the wire used = the length of the chain without stones + the diameter of the stone
In the video I use : 21 gauge ( wire diameter 0.7mm ) : each chain length 1.5cm (0,6 inch) If your pliers cannot bend very small circles, you should use wire with a larger diameter and longer length to ensure the durability of the product.
next month I will be making some basic tutorial videos on basic details and small wire wrap for connecting large wires In the meantime, You can refer to this video ruclips.net/video/IXkBzWT1pKs/видео.html
How much practice does it take to get really good at making chains? I've just started jewellery making, and I've wasted alot of wire. I kept the scraps so I can make chain links with it but even though I'm measuring them all the same size, when I use the round nose pliers I'm not getting equal symmetrical sides my hearts aren't looking the same 🙈
@@LanAnhHandmade Thank you it will be very useful and fun to create. I just have to say you are such a inspiration for the designs you share with everyone and knowing you have any life with your own family. God bless you and your family and thank you so much!!💖💖🤗
@@maryzylema9699 Currently I receive the love and support of many people around the world, and I also want to respond to that love to the best of my ability.
Hey beautiful lady..have you seen the One step Looper and the Big Looper ? I have made many chains like this and you can cut straight off of your wire spool.. There are many videos here on you tube about these tools..Hope this helps and hope you are well.
@@LanAnhHandmade Your works of art are always astonishing, I and many others enjoy you so very much. I just thought I would share this information with you and hope it helps..With much respect..Deby
I never thought of this. It's perfect for me. I make polymer clay charms, and pendents and but chain! I could make it myself for cheaper probably lol thank you! I haven't done any wire weave in over a year because it have me bad carpel tunnel. :( had to have both wrists operated on. So painful. I miss it so much. But I could do this. :)
Depending on the type of link you create, it is best to try several links to measure the length, then calculate the wire to use. Wish you success and make more beautiful products
Lovely technique and product, as always; however I am always leery of links that don't close completely. For me and others I talk with, a necklace with open links catches on hair and I don't like that. So I like to solder all my links closed. Just my personal preference.
Thanks for your comments. It's great if you have alternatives. I only make choices for those who cannot find what they need Wish you have a good time with my channel
21 gauge ( wire diameter 0.7mm ) : each chain length 1.5cm (0,6 inch) Depending on the length of the chain you want to make, there will be different numbers of links. Normally 10 links will have a length of 5cm
Bạn dùng lực vừa phải, thao tác nào không nhất quyết phải dùng kềm thì hạn chế dùng kềm, mình làm thì thỉnh thoảng vẫn bị xước dây, bạn có thể dấu chổ xước vào góc khuất hoặc quấn dây đè lên. Các thao tác này bạn làm rồi tự rút kinh nghiệm, vì còn tùy thói quen của từng người
@@josecarrizales8077 Gracias por su sugerencia, acabo de dar a luz a un bebé a fines de abril, por lo que no tengo mucho tiempo para trabajar ahora. Lo intentaré cuando tenga más tiempo
Yes the thicker wire can be harder to work with. When you order it be sure to get dead soft wire. If it is half hard, or hard, or even hardens too much while working it, you will probably need to anneal it. And take breaks when your hands start to get tired.
Thank you
Hope you find more useful things from my channel
❤Thank You..
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Best tutorial I've seen for making these links. Thank you so much.
I'm glad you liked it, Hope you find more useful things from my channel
Excellent idea to show the different gauge of wire, side by side, so we are able to see how the different sizes of wire compare to one another. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
Thanks for your compliments, Hope you find more useful things in my channel
I love this...because you can make it any size you want...you can make it small enough to fit around your wrist or you can make it larger to fit around your waist! Thanks for sharing your craft
thank you liked, Hope it is useful for you
Thanks a lot. I am going to make my chain. You are my ideal teacher. From fur away, but I always Pranam 🙏you before doing my wire wrapping project
I'm glad that my work is useful to you, wish you make a lot of beautiful products
Thank you for your wonderful tutorial! One question, how do you polish/sand/file the sharp end of each loop? I made one chain but i can feel the sharp end when I wear it. Thank you
You can use a metal file to round the wire
Thank you😄
I've been making chain like that for years if u pull the links out a bit and a crystals every third link it's beautiful and 1 of my best sellers
i'm curious how you add crystals, are they drilled beads?
@TJ Harshbarger : Thanks for your information There are many ways to make chain necklace, this is the simplest one I usually use
Depending on the purpose, you can use big or small wire, making long or short chain, add stones or not.
@ 81OH4Z4RD : The beads used must have holes larger than the wire diameter. the length of the wire used = the length of the chain without stones + the diameter of the stone
I would show u a pic but ur attitude makes me think ur someone I already know and aren't worth my time
@@tjharshbarger4862I'm sorry I didn't make you satisfied, I can't please everyone
Fabulous 🤩
Brilliant idea! Now I can make my own chains. Thank you!
thank you liked , Wish you success and make more beautiful products
Classic chin so good to making me with hands but what's the measurements of piece of wire should cut madam
In the video I use :
21 gauge ( wire diameter 0.7mm ) : each chain length 1.5cm (0,6 inch)
If your pliers cannot bend very small circles, you should use wire with a larger diameter and longer length to ensure the durability of the product.
Thanks for your reply I will make this for me own madam
could you teach us how to make clasps S shape and T-bar and so on for our chain ? thank you very much, you are the best tutor in wire wrapping to me🌼
next month I will be making some basic tutorial videos on basic details and small wire wrap for connecting large wires
In the meantime, You can refer to this video
ruclips.net/video/IXkBzWT1pKs/видео.html
I agree
Súper 🙌♥️ Gracias!
gracias, espero que te sea de utilidad
Muchas gracias Lan por esta gran idea de enseñarnos a hacer nuestras propias cadenas. Un abrazo con cariño desde México 🇲🇽🙋♥️
gracias gustado, espero que te sea útil
Sra, la felicito porque todos sus trabajos son muy buenos y se ven bien! Las cadenas están muy padres, a mí me gustan más en plateadas y doradas!
gracias gustado, espero que te sea útil
How much practice does it take to get really good at making chains?
I've just started jewellery making, and I've wasted alot of wire. I kept the scraps so I can make chain links with it but even though I'm measuring them all the same size, when I use the round nose pliers I'm not getting equal symmetrical sides my hearts aren't looking the same 🙈
You can mark the position on your pliers, so that you can bend both sides the same. Wish you success and make more beautiful products
@@LanAnhHandmade thank you so much, love your videos you make it so easy to learn
It definitely looks as good as the store chain and probably saves alot of money. 💖🤗
Hope it is useful for you
@@LanAnhHandmade Thank you it will be very useful and fun to create. I just have to say you are such a inspiration for the designs you share with everyone and knowing you have any life with your own family. God bless you and your family and thank you so much!!💖💖🤗
@@maryzylema9699 Currently I receive the love and support of many people around the world, and I also want to respond to that love to the best of my ability.
Thank you for this idea, 🤗💖 it sure does help when you have no chain on hand.
😍😘
Great tutorial, Thanks for sharing!!!!!!
thank you liked, Hope it is useful for you
There are beautiful. Thank you for teach.
thank you liked, Hope it is useful for you
Hey beautiful lady..have you seen the One step Looper and the Big Looper ? I have made many chains like this and you can cut straight off of your wire spool.. There are many videos here on you tube about these tools..Hope this helps and hope you are well.
Thanks for your information. I am not a professional jewelry manufacturer, so I only use the simplest tools that anyone can follow
@@LanAnhHandmade Your works of art are always astonishing, I and many others enjoy you so very much. I just thought I would share this information with you and hope it helps..With much respect..Deby
Wonderful, especially with sample units of different gauges. Thank you so much for sharing your limitless creative talents.
thanks, Hope you find more useful things from my channel
I never thought of this. It's perfect for me. I make polymer clay charms, and pendents and but chain! I could make it myself for cheaper probably lol thank you!
I haven't done any wire weave in over a year because it have me bad carpel tunnel. :( had to have both wrists operated on. So painful. I miss it so much. But I could do this. :)
Wish you success and make more beautiful products
cada ves te quedan mas impresionante
Gracias por tus cumplidos, que tengas un buen día
Merci pour le partage l'an anh un bisou du Sud de la France
Merci bonne journée
Thank you very much for this video!❤️
Wish you have a good time with my channel
I want a thinner chain around 22 gauge wht different steps should I follow for it to be durable? ps: I'm a beginner
if you want to increase durability, You can use hammer flattening to increase the hardness
Excelente explicación muchísimas gracias por compartir BENDICIONES 👍❤️
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Awesome job
thanks, Have a nice day
I wear my chains to the center of my ribcage. How long of a piece of silver wire should I have them cut for me at the silver exchange?
each link looks about half as long as the original cut of wire, so maybe measure the length of one of your existing chains then double that length
Depending on the type of link you create, it is best to try several links to measure the length, then calculate the wire to use.
Wish you success and make more beautiful products
And practice on copper wire. You can get it at any hardware store and is very economical for practice pieces, compared to silver.
You are the best
Thanks for your compliments, Have a nice day
Lovely technique and product, as always; however I am always leery of links that don't close completely. For me and others I talk with, a necklace with open links catches on hair and I don't like that. So I like to solder all my links closed. Just my personal preference.
Thanks for your comments. It's great if you have alternatives. I only make choices for those who cannot find what they need
Wish you have a good time with my channel
Buenos días, linda y gran idea, gracias
gracias gustado, espero que te sea útil
Спасибо за МК! Красивые работы 🌼🌼🌼
Спасибо хорошего дня
How much did u use in total? For the chain
21 gauge ( wire diameter 0.7mm ) : each chain length 1.5cm (0,6 inch)
Depending on the length of the chain you want to make, there will be different numbers of links. Normally 10 links will have a length of 5cm
Kiềm bạn làm dây bị trầy xước không ? dây trầy xước do kiềm mình làm á
Bạn dùng lực vừa phải, thao tác nào không nhất quyết phải dùng kềm thì hạn chế dùng kềm, mình làm thì thỉnh thoảng vẫn bị xước dây, bạn có thể dấu chổ xước vào góc khuất hoặc quấn dây đè lên. Các thao tác này bạn làm rồi tự rút kinh nghiệm, vì còn tùy thói quen của từng người
I made a necklace like this with 22 gauge copper and it falls apart withing a day go for 20 gauge makes huge difference
With 22gauge wire, I have to make the smallest link possible to ensure the durability of the product, Hope you find more useful things from my channel
Спасибо за видео)))лайк.
Спасибо хорошего дня
Thx!
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Que bonito.
Obrigado por seus cumprimentos, tenha um bom dia
Ur wonderful
thanks, Have a nice day
LOVE THIS!!!
thanks, Have a nice day
where did the video go the whole thing is black screen
I still watch as usual, you can refresh to watch
@@LanAnhHandmade I rebooted my computer now I see it thank you for all your wonderful videos
disculpa seria mucha molestia si te pudiera pedir que agas un pabo real plis
gracias por ver. Lo siento, no entiendo lo que quieres decir
@@LanAnhHandmade yo me referia que si puedes hacer un pavo real
@@josecarrizales8077 Gracias por su sugerencia, acabo de dar a luz a un bebé a fines de abril, por lo que no tengo mucho tiempo para trabajar ahora. Lo intentaré cuando tenga más tiempo
@@LanAnhHandmade a perdon por las molestias y muchas felicudadez espero y sea feliz con si bebe
It's a bit hard making this chain using 1mm copper wire... hurt my palm much lol
Also almost broke my round nose plier too...
I usually make chains from wires with a diameter of 0.7mm. You can change the wire size according to your purpose
Yes the thicker wire can be harder to work with. When you order it be sure to get dead soft wire. If it is half hard, or hard, or even hardens too much while working it, you will probably need to anneal it.
And take breaks when your hands start to get tired.
Thumbs down? Who did that?
maybe it's an Australian thumbs up
😃 I can't please everyone
I know