Thanks so much for being here! ☺ I'd like to share some of these resources with you if you're interested in learning more about this amazing craft. I have a FB group available where you can ask questions, interact with fellow jewelry makers and share your work. FB Group: facebook.com/groups/1435517036944286 I have a blog available with beginner tips, storage ideas and more. You can find the link here: ellieshandcraftedjewelry.com/blog I also have written tutorials available for sale if you're looking for something you can work on at your own pace. You can find them here: ellieshandcraftedjewelry.com/shop-handmade-jewelry/ols/categories/jewelry-tutorials
I’ve been weaving for a couple of years and I continue to learn. I have to tell you that I absolutely LOVE your tutorials! You go slow enough and in excellent focus do it is clear what you are doing! TY SO MUCH! ❤
I love tutorials that teach technique with the creation of a beautiful piece of jewelry. This is a great video in all respects. Audio and visual are great and the pace is perfect as well. Thanks for sharing!
I think I forgot to say, didn't I? Sorry about that! I started about 4" down the wire and then woven the lashing weave until it was 3.5" long. Hope that helps!
@@johnnyriner5337 Hmm... Not sure where my mind was then, but I think I meant 4" down from the right side? So that would actually be 2" from the end? Now, I would say the easiest way to do it is to mark the center of your base wire, determine the center of 3.5 inches and mark either side from that center mark so that you weave the 3.5" of lashing weave in the center portion of the wire. And the total length of the base wires will depend on the size of ring you're making as well, so I would say measure the ring size, then add at least 4" to that measurement. I hope that makes sense... lol
Thanks so much for being here! ☺
I'd like to share some of these resources with you if you're interested in learning more about this amazing craft. I have a FB group available where you can ask questions, interact with fellow jewelry makers and share your work. FB Group: facebook.com/groups/1435517036944286
I have a blog available with beginner tips, storage ideas and more. You can find the link here: ellieshandcraftedjewelry.com/blog
I also have written tutorials available for sale if you're looking for something you can work on at your own pace. You can find them here: ellieshandcraftedjewelry.com/shop-handmade-jewelry/ols/categories/jewelry-tutorials
Cannot wait to make this! I LOVE it! If I ever get married again I'll be making these rings.
Aww, that's so awesome! Thanks so much for your sweet comment.
I’ve been weaving for a couple of years and I continue to learn. I have to tell you that I absolutely LOVE your tutorials! You go slow enough and in excellent focus do it is clear what you are doing! TY SO MUCH! ❤
I'm glad that they are helpful! I do try to keep pacing in mind when I make videos because I have a tendency to speed up when I'm nervous. LOL
After four tries, I finally did it!! I'm so happy with the result. Thank you for this amazing tutorial!!!
Yay!! I'm so happy to hear that! Thanks so much for your comment!
I love tutorials that teach technique with the creation of a beautiful piece of jewelry. This is a great video in all respects. Audio and visual are great and the pace is perfect as well. Thanks for sharing!
That is so good to hear! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video!
Enjoyed this tutorial. The final ring is so cute!
Aww, yay!! I’m so glad you liked it!! 🥰
Thank you so much for this and all your tutorial’s
You’re very welcome!
I really enjoy your tutorials..they are very easy to follow..this ring is beautiful 😍 definitely gonna make one ❤
Aww, I’m so glad to hear that! Have fun making it! ❤️
Nice
Thanks! 😊
Thank you so much for sharing ❤❤
You are very welcome! ☺️
Hermoso ❤ beautyful
Muchas Gracias!
I got halfway through just to find that I’d started weaving at the beginning and not the middle :( Restarting bc I know this will be a gorgeous ring!
It happens, but you got this!! :)
@@ellieshandcrafted Thank you! I did remake it and it is one of my favorites so far!
@@chelsiesabatino8115 Yay!! That's so awesome!
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How far down the wire do you start the weave. Also, is 26 gauge wire acceptable as a substitute for 28 gauge
About 4" down from the start of the base wires. Absolutely! 26 gauge can definitely be used. :)
Very Nice!!! Gunna try right now!! However, Do you start the weave in the middle ones chosen the wire?
I think I forgot to say, didn't I? Sorry about that! I started about 4" down the wire and then woven the lashing weave until it was 3.5" long. Hope that helps!
@@ellieshandcrafted if you start 4 inches down, weave for 3.5 inches, how long is the wire to begin with? surely more than 6 inches
@@johnnyriner5337 Hmm... Not sure where my mind was then, but I think I meant 4" down from the right side? So that would actually be 2" from the end? Now, I would say the easiest way to do it is to mark the center of your base wire, determine the center of 3.5 inches and mark either side from that center mark so that you weave the 3.5" of lashing weave in the center portion of the wire. And the total length of the base wires will depend on the size of ring you're making as well, so I would say measure the ring size, then add at least 4" to that measurement. I hope that makes sense... lol
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Hi there!
This is so awesome and simple. Great foe beginners
Yay! I'm so happy to hear that!