You’ve come up with a lot of new techniques to make and incorporate weaving wires. I haven’t tried any yet but I’m planning. Love how you break everything down and explain why while coming up with new suggestions for using your new ideas. You impart a positive relaxed atmosphere which makes me feel less klutzy. Stay positive and thanks.😊
What a lovely comment, Mary, thank you so much! Yes, big weaves look very intimidating and they can be because they're quite a bit of work and design, but I think breaking it down this way makes it manageable for newer wire weavers. I hope you enjoy! There is a Self Care video also for this weave to make sure you stay comfortable during the weave. ruclips.net/video/iN7ypsPRFlA/видео.html
Fantastic tute! Love these designs. Your explanations are as always great and so easy to follow! Very cool trick for that little spike strip. Thanks for sharing 💜
I'm glad you enjoyed! Removing wire from weave to create spikes has been around for a long time, just depends on how you use it, like all other techniques. 😊❤️
Thank you! That one is in Membership tutorials... here is the link to join if you'd like... Members-only videos: ruclips.net/p/UUMOFySGqOZ6NxreuW0toA0HAg Thanks for watching!🥳🙏❤️
Got some catching up to do, had some kind of virus that kicked my but! Haven't looked at my phone in a while I was so sick. Still not b acknowledged to normal but better. Just wanted to let you know these are some great tutorials. Hope all is well with you 💙
Hi Susan: I’d like to know what kind/maker/brand of hammer you use to create the frames? I notice you don’t include links for the tools you use…like some RUclipsrs do. Apparently there’s a way to monetize that through Amazon.
Thanks, Pam! I know, there are affiliate programs out there but it all takes so much time and I'm still a one girl show... so currently I don't have any affiliate programs open. Someday maybe! I use several hammers, but the chasing hammers are Beadsmith and Euro Tools as well as my Riveting hammer and then I have a few from the hardware store like my Husky hammer. :D
Thank Jordon! That's a Membership tutorial if you are interested, there is a JOIN link on my channel homepage where you can become a Member and view that tutorial plus many more! Hope to see you in there. Thanks again!
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Thank you, I watched more than once and now I got that last pattern! Your voice is so soothing! Great teacher!😊
Wonderful!Thank you soooo much!!
You’ve come up with a lot of new techniques to make and incorporate weaving wires. I haven’t tried any yet but I’m planning. Love how you break everything down and explain why while coming up with new suggestions for using your new ideas. You impart a positive relaxed atmosphere which makes me feel less klutzy. Stay positive and thanks.😊
What a lovely comment, Mary, thank you so much! Yes, big weaves look very intimidating and they can be because they're quite a bit of work and design, but I think breaking it down this way makes it manageable for newer wire weavers. I hope you enjoy! There is a Self Care video also for this weave to make sure you stay comfortable during the weave. ruclips.net/video/iN7ypsPRFlA/видео.html
Beautiful work! Your decorative strip looks like crocheted picots to me.🥰
Thank you so much!
Love your videos. Your weaving is beautiful. TY so much for sharing your talent. 🙏
Thanks for watching! I appreciate your comment!
Beautiful, thank you for sharing
You are so welcome, Sharon, thank you for watching!
Fantastic tute! Love these designs. Your explanations are as always great and so easy to follow! Very cool trick for that little spike strip. Thanks for sharing 💜
My pleasure to share this artform, Caro, thank you for watching and for your awesome supportive comments. Much love!
you still amaze me. hug, you so inspire
Thank you so much, Denise! Hugs you!
That spiked wire method is genius! TFS
I'm glad you enjoyed! Removing wire from weave to create spikes has been around for a long time, just depends on how you use it, like all other techniques. 😊❤️
Looking for the wraps-a-lot tutorial you mention. I'm not able to find it. Any help would be apprecitated. Love your videos.
Thank you! That one is in Membership tutorials... here is the link to join if you'd like... Members-only videos: ruclips.net/p/UUMOFySGqOZ6NxreuW0toA0HAg
Thanks for watching!🥳🙏❤️
Got some catching up to do, had some kind of virus that kicked my but! Haven't looked at my phone in a while I was so sick. Still not b acknowledged to normal but better. Just wanted to let you know these are some great tutorials. Hope all is well with you 💙
Oh, Yvonne! I'm so sorry to hear you've not been well! But I'm grateful you are well again! Much love! 💞💞 I'm grateful to see you!
Hi Susan: I’d like to know what kind/maker/brand of hammer you use to create the frames? I notice you don’t include links for the tools you use…like some RUclipsrs do. Apparently there’s a way to monetize that through Amazon.
Thanks, Pam! I know, there are affiliate programs out there but it all takes so much time and I'm still a one girl show... so currently I don't have any affiliate programs open. Someday maybe! I use several hammers, but the chasing hammers are Beadsmith and Euro Tools as well as my Riveting hammer and then I have a few from the hardware store like my Husky hammer. :D
How do I find the wraps alot video plz?
Thank Jordon! That's a Membership tutorial if you are interested, there is a JOIN link on my channel homepage where you can become a Member and view that tutorial plus many more! Hope to see you in there. Thanks again!