Forgot to say your group is great . We love you guys keep those classes coming. As a senior we love these classes without paying for them. I know for myself I then will pass on your classes to others and also teach someone if they ask. We women need to pass on knowledge.
I just discovered this video in December 2023, and I am so happy I did. You are an amazing teacher. I watched the video about 3 times to make sure I had it. Then I went and purchased my looper. Now, I have created 2 bracelets and matching earrings. Blessings to you, dear lady! 😊 I also clicked like and subscribed.
I recently bought a one step looper (have wanted one for a long time) ... and I absolutely love it! It makes my life so much easier and is much easier on my hands (as I'm a senior with arthritis and, although I like making my own loops, after a while it is very painful on my hands.) Highly recommend anyone else who enjoys making jewellery invest in one of these amazing tools. 👍💕
I make a lot of 5 decade Rosaries, which means 118 eye-pins have to be made. After I get everything together (which is 59 beads and the crucifix) I go over every eye-pin to get them the same size and make sure the eye-pins are completely closed . This usually takes me several hours to complete, but I’m guessing that a one step looper would save me quite a bit of time. Thank you for showing us this incredible tool!
That one step looper looks amazing! I have the round nose pliers from a beginner kit and couldn't quite figure out how to loop or tidy up ends. Definitely run head first when it comes to crafting, so I am thankful I found your videos!
I never had instructions like this, so I always wonder how the loops were made. Now I know, I need this tool... I'm going to get one in our local bead store.. Thanks.
I never new that you could get a tool to make loops for you - definitely going to look at treating myself to one of them, will make my life so much easy. Thankyou
I just purchased the 1-step looper and I love it because kept having problems making loops with the round nose pliers (but I will still keep practicing to get better). I love that look for the bracelet and will try it, plus I just got a lot of ideas flowing in my head. Thanks for your tutorial, I really appreciate them.
Oh I love that one-step looper. I make my own loops, but this sure would save time and hand pain. Because I am so frugal, I would probably cut my wire at one foot pieces to save more wire. Thank you for a lovely video. I think I will join some of my links together to make a bracelet.
Omg I just learned something new as I'm a jewelry maker and a business owner and right now my hands are grateful that I saw this video as I'm always making my own loops and either they don't come out right or my hands end up hurting a lot 😢. So thank you so much for talking about the looper as I was on Amazon looking for the took and missed some of the video but so worth it. Again thank you so much. I've subscribed and look forward to seeing what's next. 😄
Well done! Wire connected beads didn't interest me but this video was so clear and straightforward - well now I want one of those loopers! Thank-you so much Susan!
Thank you so much! I’m making memory wire bracelets and stretch bracelets but I want to start making these kind! Love the new tool! Thank you so much! You make everything sound so easy!
@@JewelSchool - Hi, Susan I'm so in awe with the 1-Step looper🙂. How can I purchase 1. I'm in JHB, South Africa? I haven't seen such in the bead shops - probably coz I didn't even know it existed😄
Just found you in 2024! That looper is a game changer right?! Love the tutorial and things you mention that I initially wouldn't think about, like having loops in same direction (can you tell I'm new to this?). Thank you for the great tutorial and I'll be sure to check out more videos! :)
Just discovered your video. Love love. I make jewelry but haven’t in years but want to get back into it. Love that tool though 😊. Subscribed n liked ur video
Hint: Instead of using your pliers to open a connector to connect it to the next one, just don't close it totally on the looper. Then you don't have to keep opening the connector.
Susan.. Hi! That was BRILLIANT!!! I am presently gathering info on how to make Rosary Beads and such. I have NEVER done any sort of bead or wire work of any description! Yeah... I am a newbie (LOL). That one step looper is such a game changer! I live in Australia.. and have yet to see what they have in the shops (chuckle.....). Wish me luck!! from Michele
Hey Susan, your videos are incredible I do enjoy every single one of them. Now, I have a situation, how can one open those double jump rings, it is so hard and I cannot open it ever. I have tons of these jump rings, but it's all double, if you have any suggestions of how to open it, I really appreciated if you let me know.? Thanks.
Hi Shevy! Great question! Those pesky double jump rings. We also know them as split rings and there is actually a jewelry tool called a "Split Ring Opening Plier" that you can get to help you open split rings. Just do a quick internet search and you'll find one. You'll know it because one prong of the plier will be bent in to a 90 degree angle. Good Luck!
Hi love your video. I want to make this braclet but not sure what size toggle clasp to use and how to judge that for different size bead braclets,its important as I will be using sterling silver wire and clasp,can you tell me,thanks
I bought a pair of looper pliers but they aren’t cutting the wire like you are showing. I noticed on line there was a set 2.25 where as mine are 3.0. Could that be why?
Would you use this same size wire if you were making a gemstone bead bracelet but without connectors between the beads, meaning all the beads would touch? Thanks!
Hey Fleurette! Here are links to the tools to do this project. Thanks for this and we will update the links! Basic One-Step Looper: www.jtv.com/product/vintaj-basic-1-step-looper-trims-and-loops-head-pins-and-eye-pins-in-1-easy-step/JST578?mcid=XSOjsyt Chain Nose Pliers: www.jtv.com/product/shimmer-chain-nose-pliers/PLIER147?mcid=XSOjsyt Flush Cutters: www.jtv.com/product/xuron-tapered-head-micro-shear-tm-flush-cutter/PLIER120?mcid=XSOjsyt
This is the 1.5mm version. here is a link: www.jtv.com/product/vintaj-basic-1-step-looper-trims-and-loops-head-pins-and-eye-pins-in-1-easy-step/JST578?mcid=XSOjsyt
I am cutting the 20 and 18 gauge of copper wire with a "End cutter", but I notice there is a sharp edge left at the end of cut, but I worry if the wire accidentally pulled apart it may potentially cut the finger, so I started to smoothen the edge of the wire after cutting by sanding it with sandpaper or sanding stick. I wonder is there a better way or tool to smoothen the cut without sanding it ? Will this flash cutter you use give a clean and smooth cut ?
Be sure to cut the wire with your flush cutter using the flat side. basically, turn the flat side toward you as you cut. This will give you an even straight cut, not a pointed one. Also, think about investing in a wire rounder with a cup burr. This will be a lot easier to use to help dull sharp edges. www.jtv.com/product/bead-reamer-and-wire-rounder-attachments-kit-incl-bead-reamer-and-assortment-of-burs/JSKIT0559?mcid=XSOjsyt
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Forgot to say your group is great . We love you guys keep those classes coming. As a senior we love these classes without paying for them. I know for myself I then will pass on your classes to others and also teach someone if they ask. We women need to pass on knowledge.
I just discovered this video in December 2023, and I am so happy I did. You are an amazing teacher. I watched the video about 3 times to make sure I had it. Then I went and purchased my looper. Now, I have created 2 bracelets and matching earrings. Blessings to you, dear lady! 😊
I also clicked like and subscribed.
I recently bought a one step looper (have wanted one for a long time) ... and I absolutely love it! It makes my life so much easier and is much easier on my hands (as I'm a senior with arthritis and, although I like making my own loops, after a while it is very painful on my hands.) Highly recommend anyone else who enjoys making jewellery invest in one of these amazing tools. 👍💕
if you don't have a 1 step looper, use eye pins. they already have a loop at one end, so you don't need to make as many loops with pliers.
Terrific video. Very simple instructions and not too much chit chat. Thank you.
Thanks, Chris. Glad you enjoyed it!
I make a lot of 5 decade Rosaries, which means 118 eye-pins have to be made. After I get everything together (which is 59 beads and the crucifix) I go over every eye-pin to get them the same size and make sure the eye-pins are completely closed . This usually takes me several hours to complete, but I’m guessing that a one step looper would save me quite a bit of time. Thank you for showing us this incredible tool!
Your work sounds lovely.
That one step looper looks amazing! I have the round nose pliers from a beginner kit and couldn't quite figure out how to loop or tidy up ends. Definitely run head first when it comes to crafting, so I am thankful I found your videos!
Great video😊
I never had instructions like this, so I always wonder how the loops were made. Now I know, I need this tool... I'm going to get one in our local bead store.. Thanks.
They have these same one step looper on amazon with very bad reviews
I never new that you could get a tool to make loops for you - definitely going to look at treating myself to one of them, will make my life so much easy. Thankyou
Where can I find one in West Tennessee
I just purchased the 1-step looper and I love it because kept having problems making loops with the round nose pliers (but I will still keep practicing to get better). I love that look for the bracelet and will try it, plus I just got a lot of ideas flowing in my head. Thanks for your tutorial, I really appreciate them.
Thanks for watching, Natalie!
Just started beading and finding your video's! Thank you for being so thorough! Just ordered me a looper!
That 1-loop tool is about to be a game changer in my jewelry making. I’m wanting to get into wire wrapping jewelry and the type you’re making now.
Thank you, I haven't used my one-step-looper for both ends but thanks to you will try it again Love how simple you make it to follow
Great work loveit
Finally went back to your class and made one LOVE LOVE IT. Great to add to my statsh .
I bought the one step looper today! Arrives tomorrow and I’m so excited to start making bracelets
I just bought my one step looper this afternoon. I can’t wait to play with it tomorrow.
Oh I love that one-step looper. I make my own loops, but this sure would save time and hand pain. Because I am so frugal, I would probably cut my wire at one foot pieces to save more wire. Thank you for a lovely video. I think I will join some of my links together to make a bracelet.
Def have to buy a looper!!! Loved this technique... bracelets look beautiful with the round links! ❣️
Omg that loop tool what a lifesaver!
I LOVE my 1-step looper. Downside is that it’s made for right-handers. It’s a little awkward for a left-hander.
So beautiful! New quarantine project.
Omg I just learned something new as I'm a jewelry maker and a business owner and right now my hands are grateful that I saw this video as I'm always making my own loops and either they don't come out right or my hands end up hurting a lot 😢. So thank you so much for talking about the looper as I was on Amazon looking for the took and missed some of the video but so worth it. Again thank you so much. I've subscribed and look forward to seeing what's next. 😄
Well done! Wire connected beads didn't interest me but this video was so clear and straightforward - well now I want one of those loopers! Thank-you so much Susan!
love that looper!!!
Just bought my one step looper! I can’t wait. Thank you for all your tips! 💖
Awesome video demonstrating how easy, neat and beautiful method this is to make a bracelet!!! ❤
Nicely done! Clear,precise instructions. I look forward to the next instructional segment.
You inspired me to get my one-step looper out & try again! Thanks, Susan!
Thanks for the tutorial! Gonna makes Howl’s earrings
You can also use small eyepins with same gauge as your wire, it is more simple and less spill.
Thank you so much! I’m making memory wire bracelets and stretch bracelets but I want to start making these kind! Love the new tool! Thank you so much! You make everything sound so easy!
Glad to find it today again, because I forgot it a little.
Love the easy to follow tutorial and your energy is great!
Love, love, LOVE my One-step Looper! Great tutorial, Susan!!! You are a wonderful instructor! :D
Hello
Thanks, Allison!
@@JewelSchool - Hi, Susan I'm so in awe with the 1-Step looper🙂. How can I purchase 1. I'm in JHB, South Africa? I haven't seen such in the bead shops - probably coz I didn't even know it existed😄
So many useful tips! Thanks so much for making this wonderful video!
I have the same tool for making the loops. I did not know that I could use it to make both loops. Thank you. 😁
Thank you for sharing your videos
I really enjoyed watching your lovely videos ❤️💕
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! You are always such a clear and concise teacher💜
That was so super easy! Thanks for sharing. I look forward to making my open loop bracelet .
One step lopper is awsome, I've neven seen before. I make lop only by round nose plier, because I don't have your beautiful new tool👍👍
Felicitaciones muy bien explicado los felicito por sus enseñanzas un abrazo desde PERU CHICLAYO LAMBAYEQUE
Awesome and looks easy, great instructor
How lovely ! I so much like the jewellery on your neck! Would like to know how to do that 🙏 Thank you sommuch
Many thanks to you for your great video and wonderful teaching 🥰
Oh my goodness. I need those loopers in my life. I am going to go and get me some.....😍😄
Hello. Did you ever order from the company. And if so what's your opinion about it? Blessings!
Thank u. Very helpful. Something new I can try 😊
Great video and beautiful bracelet! Thank you!!
Oh wow, awesome tool and awesome tutorial. Thanks
Love this video and you are a great instructor.
Been looking for this class thank thank you what a great teacher
Amazing you and your work and your style
Love my one step looper! Thanks for making this project so easy to follow.
OMG!!!! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this!!! Thank you!!!!!
Just found you in 2024! That looper is a game changer right?! Love the tutorial and things you mention that I initially wouldn't think about, like having loops in same direction (can you tell I'm new to this?). Thank you for the great tutorial and I'll be sure to check out more videos! :)
Great video you really showed me a different technique!
I love my looper but it did take me some time to master it . I'm left handed for those who think it can only be used by right handed people.
I love jewel school and I love Susan she seems so sweet
Just discovered your video. Love love. I make jewelry but haven’t in years but want to get back into it. Love that tool though 😊. Subscribed n liked ur video
Hint: Instead of using your pliers to open a connector to connect it to the next one, just don't close it totally on the looper. Then you don't have to keep opening the connector.
When using silver wire, is it better to use hard wire or is half hard okay for open wire connectors?
Susan.. Hi! That was BRILLIANT!!! I am presently gathering info on how to make Rosary Beads and such. I have NEVER done any sort of bead or wire work of any description! Yeah... I am a newbie (LOL). That one step looper is such a game changer! I live in Australia.. and have yet to see what they have in the shops (chuckle.....). Wish me luck!! from Michele
Good luck to you!!
Thank you, wonderful, love that tool!
Loveeeeeeeeeeee that looper tool!!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for this, I am excited make these with my new tools :-) 😊
Thanks for this class it is wounderfull !!!
This was super helpful thank you 💗
Beautiful bracelet.
Beautiful!
Love the new tool !
Thank you! Awesome job.
Thanks for watching, Bridget!
Wonderful I will give this a try.
Great tips for a beginner 😊 thanks
Please upload more videos with more projects to make.
Totally subscribe & totally need that one step looper. I love what you made here.
I've tried to use the one step looper and I can't make them, I don't know what I'm doing wrong. You make it look so easy!
Love the bracelet!
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I don't like the looper. It doesn't completely close the loops. It's a well known flaw with this tool.
Great tutorial. Thanks!
👑 looking forward to binging this channel!
I “liked” the video as soon as you made me chuckle from the “underwear” metaphor 😆🥰
I didn’t start laughing at it until she REALLY pointed it out that she said underwear lol
this video is very helpful, thanks
Hey Susan, your videos are incredible I do enjoy every single one of them. Now, I have a situation, how can one open those double jump rings, it is so hard and I cannot open it ever. I have tons of these jump rings, but it's all double, if you have any suggestions of how to open it, I really appreciated if you let me know.? Thanks.
Hi Shevy! Great question! Those pesky double jump rings. We also know them as split rings and there is actually a jewelry tool called a "Split Ring Opening Plier" that you can get to help you open split rings. Just do a quick internet search and you'll find one. You'll know it because one prong of the plier will be bent in to a 90 degree angle. Good Luck!
I love your silver ring in your left hand did you make that one? If yes how I would love to learn how to make it.
Brilliant... thank you!
Hi love your video. I want to make this braclet but not sure what size toggle clasp to use and how to judge that for different size bead braclets,its important as I will be using sterling silver wire and clasp,can you tell me,thanks
Lovely just what I required
Thank you so much! Your video makes me want to use the looper I have had sitting for over a year. LOL I thought it was more complicated. :-)
This is a great video. Thanks!!! Did you make your necklace with the same technique?
I made a necklace with it and was really pleased with how it came out.
Wish I could buy that tool in Canada! Looks awesome!
You can get it shipped ill send one pm me
@@summersunshine3641 thank you. I managed to find two different sized loopers and love the. 😊
I bought a pair of looper pliers but they aren’t cutting the wire like you are showing. I noticed on line there was a set 2.25 where as mine are 3.0. Could that be why?
Would you use this same size wire if you were making a gemstone bead bracelet but without connectors between the beads, meaning all the beads would touch? Thanks!
Thank youuuu so much 💗💗💗
Can you tell me where you got those pliers and the big looper? Love the video
Hey Fleurette! Here are links to the tools to do this project. Thanks for this and we will update the links!
Basic One-Step Looper: www.jtv.com/product/vintaj-basic-1-step-looper-trims-and-loops-head-pins-and-eye-pins-in-1-easy-step/JST578?mcid=XSOjsyt
Chain Nose Pliers: www.jtv.com/product/shimmer-chain-nose-pliers/PLIER147?mcid=XSOjsyt
Flush Cutters: www.jtv.com/product/xuron-tapered-head-micro-shear-tm-flush-cutter/PLIER120?mcid=XSOjsyt
This was so amazing video. Wish I could option to buy in India. Pls let me where would I get in India to buy this tool
Thank you for the information, exactly what I needed to know…RIGHT NOW! Lol
Me getting into this hobby thinking I was gonna spend on too many beads... *starts adding every type of plier to my cart* 🤣
Thank you so much! ❤ I’m looking for the one step looper. But found 2 sizes. 3mm & 1.5mm. Which one did you use in this tutorial?
This is the 1.5mm version. here is a link: www.jtv.com/product/vintaj-basic-1-step-looper-trims-and-loops-head-pins-and-eye-pins-in-1-easy-step/JST578?mcid=XSOjsyt
Love this video. ❤️🙏
I am cutting the 20 and 18 gauge of copper wire with a "End cutter", but I notice there is a sharp edge left at the end of cut, but I worry if the wire accidentally pulled apart it may potentially cut the finger, so I started to smoothen the edge of the wire after cutting by sanding it with sandpaper or sanding stick. I wonder is there a better way or tool to smoothen the cut without sanding it ? Will this flash cutter you use give a clean and smooth cut ?
Be sure to cut the wire with your flush cutter using the flat side. basically, turn the flat side toward you as you cut. This will give you an even straight cut, not a pointed one. Also, think about investing in a wire rounder with a cup burr. This will be a lot easier to use to help dull sharp edges. www.jtv.com/product/bead-reamer-and-wire-rounder-attachments-kit-incl-bead-reamer-and-assortment-of-burs/JSKIT0559?mcid=XSOjsyt
@@JewelSchool Thanks for the tips on cutting and the tool looks great to me. Worth trying. Thank you.
Nice vídeo, I like your rings you made it ?
Thanks for sharing. I love it!
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