If you’re new then just be patient you can’t expect to be like this girl who’s probably has several years of experience but you’ll get it . Keep trying 🥰 I’m in the same boat new and have more mess ups than success just keep in if this is what you wanna do . I’d try 1 project at a time Until you’ve mastered it and then move on I learned that the difficult way , be kind to yourself and remind God loves you
There’s a pair of flush cutters for the wire cutting, you can use small chain or round nose pliers for the rest. I recommend a burr or files to clean up the ends of the wire.
I wish video makers would realize that by failing to provide audio instructions, they are losing a large portion of their possible audience. We need the audible instructions so we can look at the work in OUR OWN hands while hearing instructions. I tend to flip back and forth between the work in my hands and the work online. I can't DO that with this type of video that is giving WRITTEN instructions on the video. Yes, it is helpful to see how the teacher is doing it, but that is only PART of the necessary components for a really useful video. In addition, the music is so horrible, one has to remember to turn off the sound entirely to avoid having to listen to it. (Granted, musical taste is VERY subjective and I suppose some people may really like it or at least not be bothered by it, but I am guessing that there will be a number of people who feel the same way I do.) The design of this jewelry piece is lovely, but since the video is not useful for the way many of us learn, I will be moving on to other videos that do have audible instructions. The reason I have taken my time to explain how I feel about these type of videos is because I am hoping that some of these very talented makers will begin providing audio instructions.
You're so creative and beautiful earrings!
I love how this took away my anxiety about attaching earring to finding!!!! So quickly and easily.
Sweet little earrings and so easy to make. Thank you for sharing.
Just one word…WOW! Oh… and thank you! 🩷
Those are beautiful and you make it look so easy!!! I am completely jealous!!😁
So pretty!! I just got the supplies to make my own, I can't wait.
This is the best DIY jewelry video. We need more of these videos:)❤❤
Just made these thank you for the tutorial, I love them!
Thank you so much I couldn't make them but you helped me understand how to do them so I appreciate it so much.
Those are beautiful!!
Simple and pretty!
Aloha
Hey this is neat. Thanks for sharing this with us. I'm inspired to try these earrings.
I love making these earrings
I love these earrings
Beautiful
Way cool 😎 I was just thinking I want to learn to make these! Thanks for your help. 🙂
These are beautiful but they arent as easy as you make it look 🤣😂 I've tried like 5 times always mess up but ill keep trying
I've tried 9x😂 I SHAN'T BE DEFEATED! WE CAN DO THIS, CARY😊
If you’re new then just be patient you can’t expect to be like this girl who’s probably has several years of experience but you’ll get it . Keep trying 🥰 I’m in the same boat new and have more mess ups than success just keep in if this is what you wanna do . I’d try 1 project at a time Until you’ve mastered it and then move on I learned that the difficult way , be kind to yourself and remind God loves you
I messed up too but I watched it again and again and gonna give it another try lol
Well I finally got them almost like hers 😜 after cutting 10 different sets of wire
Love the earrings
lovely!
So cute
Thank you! Much Love ❤️
Awesome
Could that be made in a design of three groups?
Amazing!! Thanks
so najs
Do one without a hole in the pearl
super cute! can you put a link to all the materials used ??
www.amazon.com/shop/handmadecreationsbysriya
I want to buy this
Que lindo amei ..vou fazer
What is the tool called that you use to snip off the last bit of the wire after you finished wrapping it at 1:14? Thanks, really enjoyed this video.
Hi its called Micro cutter or wire flush cutter available online amazon or craft stores like micheals
Great thank you.
Muy lindos, gracias por el tutorial =)
It looks very easy but then I try to do it and...not even close to what she did!😫😂 We need a video in slow motion, I am not an expert - yet! 😆❤👍
Thank you doll
Very happy 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
What are your tools called?
There’s a pair of flush cutters for the wire cutting, you can use small chain or round nose pliers for the rest. I recommend a burr or files to clean up the ends of the wire.
Love the earrings, but the video speed and lack of directions either spoken or typed make it difficult for a newbie like me to follow.
I wish video makers would realize that by failing to provide audio instructions, they are losing a large portion of their possible audience. We need the audible instructions so we can look at the work in OUR OWN hands while hearing instructions. I tend to flip back and forth between the work in my hands and the work online. I can't DO that with this type of video that is giving WRITTEN instructions on the video. Yes, it is helpful to see how the teacher is doing it, but that is only PART of the necessary components for a really useful video. In addition, the music is so horrible, one has to remember to turn off the sound entirely to avoid having to listen to it. (Granted, musical taste is VERY subjective and I suppose some people may really like it or at least not be bothered by it, but I am guessing that there will be a number of people who feel the same way I do.) The design of this jewelry piece is lovely, but since the video is not useful for the way many of us learn, I will be moving on to other videos that do have audible instructions. The reason I have taken my time to explain how I feel about these type of videos is because I am hoping that some of these very talented makers will begin providing audio instructions.