Fireagate Wire Wrapped Pendant
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Learn how to wire wrap a drilled bead to make a unique pendant!
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Yvonne, I just have to say thank you. The other week I was extremely ill and that's when I found your channel, I watched so many of your videos and they helped me feel better and stay positive / kept my mind happy. I just had surgery yesterday and here I am yet again, laying in my bed watching video after video. You're so uplifting and amazing and you help people like me more than you know just by simply doing what you love, which is substantial! So for taking the time to make these videos, as often as you do - On behalf of all of your fans & friends, we thank you. 💜
Not sure if you guys cares but if you're stoned like me atm then you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my gf for the last days =)
@Maximiliano Aarav definitely, I have been using InstaFlixxer for years myself :D
I like your videos and your gentle teaching method very much! Thank you for sharing your talent and time with us!
Loving the new camera. A tip on framing put a piece of tape or a mark on your work surface that marks the middle of frame at first. It helps you judge your frame a bit better and helps you stay a bit more centered. And as long as your camera is braced, even when you zoom in it will still be center most times.
Oh yeah, that zoomed in view is awesome, I love it! Thank you to Patricia, the camera sender, wherever you are.
I love your videos. So many projects to do and not enough time. Thank you, Yvonne.
OHHHH MYYYY GOSHHHH! I was watching one of your other videos and accidentally bumped on this link, only to immediately recognize the odd looking board and funny looking tools as part of a $15 grab bag I bought off Craig’slist two days ago. I’ve never realized folks could coil their own wire like that; it’s so cool!
Yvonne: You know what is really neat about you? Right now I just finished my very first wire wrap piece. A sun catcher! I had this video on and you said "If you make a mistake don't be afraid to unwrap it right when you did it." And then you have that sweet laugh Timing was right! You managed to say what I needed to hear at the right time! Thank you! And glad you showed that winding jig.
This piece is incredibly beautiful!
What a beautiful piece!! I learn something new every time I watch your videos...😊😊
I love the two tone coil.
Yeah!!!!!!!!!!! That is beautiful! I am so psyched about doing some wire work tomorrow. I haven't for a while, but as I have mentioned before (getting repetitive, I know, LOL) you're clips are so inspirational and you make me (us) think I can pull it off. Great tutorial, Yvonne! :)
Absolutely fascinating, I can't look away. I am drawn to the artistry of your work and love what I see.
Awesome design. Your skill keeps reaching new heights.
wow, thank you Rebecca!
Hey Von, I absolutely love these earthy/organic/bug-type pieces. This has very nice textures too. Thank you so much for showing us how you made it.
Hi Yvonne, What a lovely piece! I so love your videos, and I know you are learning to use the camera, just feel the need to say that even when you pulled back in the end I couldn't see your hands completely and missed how you were doing many things because the shot was too close. Please forgive me if it just me, I am just learning to work with wire. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing artistic process. Magic
WOW one more super detailed video love it and how you explain how to do it
Thanks for sharing your tutorials... Your tutorials are amazing and educational... Thank you for being transparent to details with step by step instructions... Thank you again
Very cool video. I bet you can find a camera video to learn how to use it. It's amazing how many cool people are on RUclips 😁❤️✌🏽️
The pendant and the wrap really compliment each other, Yvonne you have mastered this wire wrapping. Congratulations and well done. You make it look easy. I did get to try a coiling gizmo at a friends house and loved it. we called it a wire eater! but made some really cool beads out of the coils just by tying them in a square knot. which can be used almost anywhere. They also make great earrings, and ring and stone encasements. We got some crazy looks by flattening them as well, and using that flattened strip to make a belly band on an uneven stone its like you say the possibilities are endless. Also think about coiling a heavy duty wire for your pony tail and covering that wire circle with a soft cloth,leaving two ends that would slip together. coil braided bracelets that are braided look real nice as well. Thick and thin wire coils can also be spiralied around each other and formed into lots of shapes. I hope you will play with coils and I know you will invent something way cool with them.
Thank you for sharing. I learn so much from watching your video's. Your are awesome.
This is GREAT like always. Really enjoy these,,,,Thanks. learning so much from YOU.
Another very nice piece!! Thank you!!
i wish i had some money to give you. i love your tutorials. they are the best out there..easy to follow and learn from. i love your Its ok it's your art lol..thank you so much. i make journal books. and bottles. my friend is an activities director at the resort i work at ..im a lowly housekeeper janitorial but my real desire is yo be an activities director so im always laying low and showing her crafts she can do(no not trying to steal her job..Just get guest instructor lol) so some day i ccan apply for activity director at another resort or fill in for her. thank you so much you are so talented id love to show you my mommas unique scrap books..they are so beautiful. like your art
Jessee, that is so kind of you, but the best thing you could do to give to me is to invest in yourself and you crafting skills and love for what you do!
Beautiful. I’m learning so much. Your instruction is so easy to understand. Thanks!!
This looks like a fun project that I will try!
Another lovely piece Yvonne! Thank you! I am recovering from a bad fall so I am catching up on everything I missed
Wow! This is absolutely stunning! I love the guitar in the background as well!
Beautiful work!!
maybe you can get an eyeglass camera..lol or tape one to a baseball cap visor!! love your work so much and appreciate so much your sharing the way you do,,,
Thank you , I really enjoyed your Video.
I love your videos and your gentle teaching method SO much! Thank you for sharing your talent and time with us! Can I ask a question though? Where do you find cabs that are drilled in that manner (from top to bottom)? I can't seem to find any!
as a framing tip place some tape on your board to show where your frame is and let you know when you are off shot
Get some tape on your table to mark your camera view and stay inside it,love your work!!
Thank you 😊 🤟🏻❤️ Beautiful.
Grazie Thankyou so much for what you do for us. Beautifuly wraped.
You rock Yvonne. I love this piece. I can do it! Lol
Hey you, lol...this is lovely and I need an excuse to stop procrastinating because my cabin isn't finished in Scotland (I'm putting together a studio up there for 'hot' work like melting and soldering and probably welding knowing my luck...my nephew is supposed to be doing all that but I have my doubts lol!) yes so I kinda ground to a halt but now the weather's better I can sit out and do some wirework. ..gawd knows I need the practice. ..I keep seeing you doing things that I want too like the Cosplay stuff and I made all the wire hair embellishments and pointed earcuffs but I really want to do the corsst and leg wrapping furry bits...you see what I mean....the slightest distraction and I am off. Ohh I found a great make up trick that you might like. ...if you buy rosewater and glycerine from your local chemist/drugstore and mix them...kind of add the glycerine to the rosewater and test it out on your arm...eventually you're going to have a bottle (I used those little pump ones that you can decant stuff into) of what is exactly the same formula as the Smashbox primer. I swear your makeup just glides on and stays and for some reason since I have been using it my face doesn't sweat (London's hella humid all the time). I am off to wirewrap and I hope the Primer tip saves you some dosh (if you haven't seen it already). Love the pendant and I really have to stop using any excuse to keep sitting here lmao! (you'd think that I'd be embarrassed at my lethargic behaviour, especially when talking to someone who does as much as you. ...I just say, if the government hadn't changed the goalposts I'd be retired next July lol....my excuse, sticking to it xx
Lovely, although it was difficult at times to see what you were doing. I understand this is a new camera
Thank you, Rosa! And at the time of recording this was one of the first videos I shot with the new camera; fortunately I've gotten a bit better about staying in frame since then :)
love how you teach us how to wrap and not talk down to us. I had that happen to me. I just walk away from the lady.
Beautiful! love the new camera!
Great job. When I use my gizmo though I unwrap the end that twist around the beginning and straighten it out and then wind it around the mandrel so I don't waste any more than I have to . I'd like to think I am frugal but I think maybe on using wire I am just desperate lol
Love, love, love it! I'm gonna try it now!☺️
Muito bonito esse trabalho seu parabéns
Very nice. would like to try it
beautiful
NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So pretty!
Life goals
lol :P Practice and you will get there!
maybe you could use some masking tape to mark out your frame until you are use to the size
that looks really cool but what a pain in the arse lol I don't blame u for not using that thing very often
beautiful totally love it
Lovely
I wonder if you could mount a dowel horizontal with spacers to hold spools of wire with some sort of brake to keep tension on the spools so they don't unravel to fast and snarl up ... hmmmmmm
EYE CANDY! So rich as for a gift. Where do get the mandrel for a coil?
Sensacional belo trabalho Parabéns, grato por compartilhar!
Yvonne, I'm desperate... can you think of any way to clamp off non-parawire (i.e. my Zebra wires) spools so I can work off the reel instead of pre-cutting (not only do I like to not waste wire, thinner wires (28 gauge and thinner) always snap on me, unless I work off the reel. I'm trying to build up my Parawire stock, but I mainly have (and currently use) Zebra.
Thanks - I just love you in general!
Like the video, I will try this, it is beautiful and simple enough I may can handle it......btw I have the gizmo!..TheFinder
Funny I have my gizmo in front of me while watching your video....
hehe, all set up and ready to go!
Beautiful!
This is great!
Thanks, Nicole!
Esse cobres tem esmalte?
Does this copper have enamel?
Esses cobres que vocês usam tem que verniz?
Do these cobras you use have that varnish?
Porque aqui no Brasil, só encontro com verniz, que é para enrolar nos motores. Vi uns no aliexpress, mas não sei se são os mesmos que vocês usam. E como aqui ninguém trabalha com essa arte estou aprendendo só olhando fotos e vídeos, mas não tenho tamanha habilidade como vocês.
Because here in Brazil, only encounter with varnish, which is to wind in the engines. I saw some on aliexpress, but I do not know if they are the same ones that you use. And since nobody here works with this art I am learning only by looking at pictures and videos, but I do not have as much skill as you.
This copper is enameled; I get it from here amzn.to/2wLVkqC practice will make for progress, and I would love to help you any way that I can!
you are awesome !!! Do you go to gem and mineral shows and rock shows ?
It's beautiful ♥
I have a gizmo but too lazy I use my drill lol....you can even make oval ones if you can find an oval thing to stick in the chuck (chub...I dunno I use the thing I am not an expert in the names of the bits lol (that was an unintentional pun). Yeah wear eye protection. ..And do at your own risk xx
what could you use for that process if you don't have a gizmo. yes I am new. lol
I am just beginning to learn, where do I find the stone to do this with? I so want to learn this!
We only have Walmart, Hobby Lobby, and Michaels here. Btw none of them have wire that says
dead soft half hard ect and I have been trying to find it also. Please Help! Thank You!
Para wirecom. or Amazon
What is the tune that you hum when you're wire wrapping? It sounds very folklore and Blackmore's Night.
Thanks for doing a lot of excellent technical work, can you tell me where I bought these copper wires?
Yvonne, I know my question has nothing to do with this lesson but I need to ask someone I can get a straight answer. Is beeswax the same as of DOP? I can only get the DOP on Amazon I can get the beeswax at JoAnn's or Hobby Lobby. Thanks.
would u wrap cat ears like elf ear but on a headband
Is that the champagne gold para wire?
Make an ornate fantasy crown. I challenge you!
MG OC Ohhh that would be so cool! I second that!
you know I'm making one as well, so I got a lead on ya. Now get started. if you do decide to make one I have a few things you would need to include on it. So, do you except the challenge?
Sorry I thought you were Yvonne, but hey I challenge you as well. Come on. lets do this.
Did you make that device on the table
Estou com dificuldades ao enrolar o cobre com verniz. Ele sempre descasca o verniz. Você trabalham o cobre com ou sem verniz? Já pensei em procurar sem verniz, mas ouvi uns hip me dizer que sem verniz ele oxida e fica velho, sem brilho!
Qual seria a solução?
I'm having trouble wrapping the copper with varnish. He always peels the varnish. Do you work the copper with or without varnish? I've thought of looking without a veneer, but I've heard some hip people tell me that without a veneer it rustles and gets old, lackluster!
What would be the solution?
Hello, Mizrael! I highly recommend using Parawire from amzn.to/2wLVkqC
working with bare wire is very nice; if it loses its luster it is very easy to polish back to a bright shine :)
Yvonne, I have an idea for when you coil 2 wires. I don't know if it will work, though. Beaducation has a video called "Coiling Wire on a Drill". If you go to the section on "Coiling", starting at 4:15, she shows how to use a ring clam that holds the wire. I'm wondering if you could have one wire coming from the left side of the ring clamp and the other wire coming from the right side. At the top, the wires would be laying side by side. It should also eliminate the wires overlapping each other. Anyway, I am curious if anyone has tried that.
ooo, Brilliant!
On a separate note, do you have a vid on soldering?
I wish! I still haven't tried soldering :p
can you make a mandrel out of a coat hanger it should be a smaller gauge and you should be able to make it any length you want
Jason Nelms lol is a shorty i use allen wrenches or bamboo skewer or thicker wire held in my vice and hand wrapped hope this helps
Does the wire oxidize and have to be polished? Great tutorial!
copper will oxidize over time, just like a penny does. but you can shine it back up. (shine like a new penny)
Yvonne uses Parawire and it doesn't tarnish. Copper and silver will though.
you know right, that's true. I forgot she uses Parawire. Thank you.
what is parawire? (english isn't my mothertongue)
its the name of the company she buys her wire from. www.parawire.com
Hi Yvonne, I want to thank you for sharing your talent with us. I'm on disability and recently discovered I love wire wrapping after making my own elf ears for Halloween last year. I couldn't afford to buy any online, so I made them. I found myself spending hours online watching videos and came across yours. The way you explain it as you're going along has been such a major help! And I've already begun collecting gemstones. My friends are going to be very surprised come Christmas!!!
Okay, now this is totally off the subject of wire wrapping. Can you tell me what camera your friend sent you? I'm asking because I need one so badly! I sing! I mean I CAN SING MY BUTT OFF!!! ((check out Beth Hart, "I'd Rather Go Blind" I'm very close to sounding like her) I want to audition for "The Voice". I can do it one of two ways. In-person, for only 20 seconds. Or via video with as many songs as I'd like with music! To save for a plane ticket, hotel room, and transportation to and from the audition isn't possible. I'm barely living on 850 a month. However, I can buy a camera like the one you're using. At this point, it's at least 3 years old, so I'm hoping it's affordable to just find one and buy it.
Okay, I've rambled on long enough. Oh, one more thing. YOU ROCK GIRL!!!!!
Sincerely,
Roz
Where did you get the coiling rods?
Hello, SheradenArt! The coiling tool I use is this: amzn.to/36tGAiM Happy Crafting!
@@backtoearthcreations Thank you so much. Have a wonderful day.
Did they come all together
The coiling wire I have the one set but that's all I would like the different sizes
fyi - thats not a fire agate. just giving you a heads up.
Beautiful honey.
Thank you, Nicole!
Nice clean back.
Ok I asked an unnecessary question because I didn't wait. Sorry
Alguém poderia me adicionar no Facebook pra me dar umas dicas?
Could someone add me on Facebook to give me some tips?