I think your blue screen makes a very clear picture of the process of making theses earrings. I am a beginner and you are a very good ,patient step by step person of which I appreciate.
Thank you so much for sharing your tutorials. I made that weave. A little rough looking but it was my first try. I love the earrings and am making some for my daughter and daughter in law. That blue screen should not bother anyone. It doesn't bother me 💯💯💕💕
I really enjoy your videos/tutorials. I’ve come to realize that I have so many beads that I have not been using that need to be used. You are the perfect artist to teach me what to do with them. Thank you for your videos and time.
Thank you... I have quite a storeroom of beads.. I love coming up with ideas to use them.. and then sometimes I need additional to make it work.. It is a wonderful problem to have. Hugs.
Thank you so much for making these videos, and providing such wonderful instruction for making your various pieces. I've learned so much from you, and I'm ever so grateful!!!
I guess I need to go back and watch this as I do not remember about the differences in lengths. I did make this about a year ago.. lol. I hope that I did a good enough job for you to succeed.
Thank you so much for the lovely video. I like the way you take your time, be precise and informative of what you do an why. I don't mind the length of a video if it answers any questions I may be having while watching. Thank you again and keep doing what you are doing.
NEW SUBSCRIBER! 😊 Hello from Florida! 🌴 Wow! I'm just starting wire work. You are truly talented. I'm looking forward to learning new ideas and techniques from you. Thank you for taking the time to educate us. Really beautiful my friend. ⬅️☯️❇️☮️✌️💞💜🙏
1st video for me. 1st impression: LOVEly work; camera/tech skills (focus, in frame & in focus) about 70% of the time; sound: STOP whispering, PLEASE!!! Even closed captions can't figure out what you're saying. Frustrating. And you create beautiful jewelry. Thank you for sharing with all of us.
I'm watching you from Cancún, México, I love your work, and I'm making this earrings!!! They're not exactly like your's, but close to be like those! Thank's for sharing your talent!
Thank you, I like this weave because I find it is easy to keep neat. I have made these earrings with different kinds of weaves. My original design is with 4 core wires and then in the center I use 2 wires to do a c wrap around the beads. I do many variations of this design. The very first version is a pdf for sale on my etsy store.
Increible,fantastico muy bellos sus trabajos y tratare de hacerlos ya hice uno estoy fascinada felicidades saludos desde Tampico, Tamaulipas Mexico......
I really love your creativity!! I was wondering why use use raw copper and what is the difference between the others on the market? I am new at making jewelry. God bless 🙏🏻
I prefer using raw copper, as I love how it works for me. I have a lot of metal sensitivities so some I just cant use. Because I am a designer , i am always playing around and would hate to throw away more expensive wire. I will make items in Sterling silver but it gets springy as it work hardens. So copper is easier to work with. When I first started I always worked with silver and was a snob about the wires I worked with. A coworker of mine and fellow wire wrapper encouraged me to try copper. The wire was like magic in my hands.. I cant say enough about how much I enjoy creating with it. So take from that what you will, it all cones down to personal preference. Prior to my copper love i used Sterling silver square wire.
Thank you Cheryl for showing the weaving technique in such detail. i finally figured out from watching your video my mistakes. 1) I was pulling too tightly on my 28 gauge wire and my middle wire kept jumping up, so less tension thank you 2) even tho my weave was 'even" I guess I haven't been adding that extra loop around the top/back wire, so it was an even weave with a gap. Thanks so much for the detail, you are very much appreciated. Hugs.
I just watched your video for the 3rd time. Your videos are awesome! I haven't seen any new ones in a while. Maybe I'm just missing them but I hope you're OK.
Thank you, The Covid 19 is taking up a lot of my creative time. I run a daycare in my home and so much time is spent on wiping things down and sterilizing... sorry.
Beautiful earrings as always Mrs. Cheryl!!! I found some gorgeous fine tip straight nose and bent nose pliers looks just like yours from a seller called "Waymil" on Ebay. Great price and excellent quality. Hope that helps someone! Hugs
Those pliers look nice.. accept shipping is outrageous to Canada.. $18 shipping for a $10 pair of pliers. I'm sure people in the US will benefit by your sharing though.
I absolutely LOVE your videos and designs, but I only sell online, in part due to the lack of in-person markets due to the pandemic. Is it possible to sell online, giving you design credit? Thanks so much!
Thanks for another tutorial! I’m fairly new to wire wrapping, but have done it enough to have a question about unraveling. Is it really a good idea to cut through a weave? Seems like it would leave many loose wires without being properly anchored or secured and it could easily unravel and start tangling on hair or clothing. Just wondering. Thanks again.
About the thoughts of the weaving wire unraveling.. since I have the wire ends tucked in and they should be touching the wires at the back, it should be impossible for the weaving wire to unravel.
RioGrande.com www.riogrande.com/product/Copper-Round-Wire-1-Lb-Spool-20-Ga-Dead-Soft/132320 I buy 1 pound of 20 gauge at a time and 4 oz of the smaller gauges. www.riogrande.com/product/Copper-Round-Wire-4-Oz-Spool-28-Ga-Dead-Soft/132457
Thank you very much, your work is very nice, but you waste a lot of time talking ... the videos where you don't speak and you only show how to do it, they are the best ... again a thousand thanks. Blessings
I try and talk to you as if you were sitting with me.. Just like anyone, I have more talkative times than others. I honestly feel that I am just trying to help as much as I can. I am sorry you do not like it, but I am not about to change, because this is who I am.
I am sorry too, as getting my nails done is the only way I can make jewelry. I have health issues that make my nails crazy fragile. I am now doing the dipping acrylic by myself to save money.. and the only ones I am having success with are sparkles.. but am far from professional..
That is because my phone splits apart videos that are too long. When that one was made the phone did not have the ability to splice them together... There is a part b. with the proper ending.
Your videos are wonderful! I love your designs and you are inspiring me to actually take the leap to wire weaving. I've gotten all the supplies, but have not had the heart yet to try it. Here comes the downside. While I'm a fan of lovely fingernails, they have their place, I find the flashy ones are distracting from the art/craft videos. I'd rather see more technique and less magnificent sparkle on the nails. Just a suggestion. I don't mean to be negative by any means, I think your nails are lovely, but I find that flashy nails in videos distract from the beautiful creations. The jewelry you are creating, as well as the instruction, should be the focus here, because it is beautiful on its own. There is a very successful you tube jewelry creator whose designs are wonderful but her ridiculously long and fake nails are such a turn-off for me that I no longer subscribe to her channel. She has a hard time picking up beads with those nails. Perhaps I'm an old frump. But I feel like the craft itself should be the focus. Don't get me wrong, a well-manicured hand is a wonderful thing to view. That said, I am not going to unsubscribe like I did the other gal. Please don't take this wrong, it is just a suggestion. Neutral nails will show off your work better. That is just this older lady's humble opinion. Keep up the good work! I love your designs and am motivated to go for it and just do it.
my nails are a requirement for me... as I have some bad health issues that make my nails weak and the acrylic allows me to do wire work. Also you cannot take the nails off just to do a video.. I no longer can afford to get my nails professionally done so I am using the new dip acrylic to fortify my nails. It is a necessity for me. I have to use sparkle stuff as it hides the flaws of my unprofessional job of doing my nails.. I have used just about every nail product out there and this is the only stuff I have had success with.
Your instructions are coming across I fast speed can hardly understand your instructions . Love your work
Beautiful ❤
I think your blue screen makes a very clear picture of the process of making theses earrings. I am a beginner and you are a very good ,patient step by step person of which I appreciate.
So glad it is working for you.
These 1s r gorgeous too 😍 ❤️
Glad you like them!
So beautiful
Thank you
You are the best at showing us how to wire wrap. Something I have been wanting to do for so long. You make it seem effortless. Thk u
So glad I can help... You can do it!
The weave alone is good enough to wear it as a necklace and especially as a bracelet. Thank you
You are right, it would make a wonderful bracelet, and I am sure it could be used in a creative way for a necklace too. You are most welcome.
Thank you so much for sharing your tutorials. I made that weave. A little rough looking but it was my first try. I love the earrings and am making some for my daughter and daughter in law. That blue screen should not bother anyone. It doesn't bother me 💯💯💕💕
Wish there was a way for me to show it to you.
you could look me up on facebook messenger and send a photo that way. Cheryl May St Pierre
I really enjoy your videos/tutorials. I’ve come to realize that I have so many beads that I have not been using that need to be used. You are the perfect artist to teach me what to do with them. Thank you for your videos and time.
Thank you... I have quite a storeroom of beads.. I love coming up with ideas to use them.. and then sometimes I need additional to make it work.. It is a wonderful problem to have. Hugs.
I just found you awhile ago. You explain methods so well. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Superb 👌👌
Thanks 🤗
Thank you so much for the detailed instructions! Even though the fingernails are pretty, they are distracting. Beautiful piece.
You’re welcome 😊
Beautiful work❤
Love these earrings!!!!
Thank you! 😊
Oh my gosh Cheryl how are we so lucky??!?? These are beautiful!! Thank you!!
Thank you so very much.
Thank you very much
I love your tutorials
Thank you
Glad you like them! Nice seeing you here.
I like how you explain step by step instructions, easy to understand.
Thank you so much
Thank you for sharing ☺❤💋 I be patient and grateful that you’re sharing 🤟🏻
Molto molto bello!! Complimenti
Thank you for sharing your process. You explain everything so thoroughly. I enjoy learning from you.
Thanks for watching!
The blue screen is not distracting. Love the design ...........Thanks
Thank you so much.
Absolutely gorgeous! You are amazing for sharing your art!
Thank you so much. I appreciate your comments 💙💓💙
Thank you so much for this and all of your tutorials, thanks to you I have made many beautiful earrings😊
Great job!
Thank you so much for making these videos, and providing such wonderful instruction for making your various pieces. I've learned so much from you, and I'm ever so grateful!!!
You are so very welcome.
i liked your work very much
Thank you.
Thanks for doing the second one so that we could see it done with the right length ♥
I guess I need to go back and watch this as I do not remember about the differences in lengths. I did make this about a year ago.. lol. I hope that I did a good enough job for you to succeed.
Absolutely a very elegant design!
Thank you so much, one of my favorites too.
Thank you so much for the lovely video. I like the way you take your time, be precise and informative of what you do an why. I don't mind the length of a video if it answers any questions I may be having while watching. Thank you again and keep doing what you are doing.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that you took the time to tell me all of that. Hugs.
NEW SUBSCRIBER! 😊
Hello from Florida! 🌴
Wow! I'm just starting wire work. You are truly talented. I'm looking forward to learning new ideas and techniques from you. Thank you for taking the time to educate us. Really beautiful my friend. ⬅️☯️❇️☮️✌️💞💜🙏
Thank you and welcome to the journey of wire wrapping..
1st video for me. 1st impression: LOVEly work; camera/tech skills (focus, in frame & in focus) about 70% of the time; sound: STOP whispering, PLEASE!!! Even closed captions can't figure out what you're saying. Frustrating. And you create beautiful jewelry. Thank you for sharing with all of us.
Stunning!
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm watching you from Cancún, México, I love your work, and I'm making this earrings!!! They're not exactly like your's, but close to be like those! Thank's for sharing your talent!
Hello to Mexico... one of my favorite places to go. I've only been there 3 times, would love to go again.
Very beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Omg your work is amazing
Thank you so much 😀
Very very beautiful
Thank you so much.
Absolutely gorgeous. Love that weave pattern.
Thank you, I like this weave because I find it is easy to keep neat. I have made these earrings with different kinds of weaves. My original design is with 4 core wires and then in the center I use 2 wires to do a c wrap around the beads. I do many variations of this design. The very first version is a pdf for sale on my etsy store.
wowwwwwwwwwwwww precious creation
Thank you
Increible,fantastico muy bellos sus trabajos y tratare de hacerlos ya hice uno estoy fascinada felicidades saludos desde Tampico, Tamaulipas Mexico......
Thank you
This is so beautiful! ❤️
Thank you so much!!
I really love your creativity!! I was wondering why use use raw copper and what is the difference between the others on the market? I am new at making jewelry. God bless 🙏🏻
I prefer using raw copper, as I love how it works for me. I have a lot of metal sensitivities so some I just cant use. Because I am a designer , i am always playing around and would hate to throw away more expensive wire. I will make items in Sterling silver but it gets springy as it work hardens. So copper is easier to work with. When I first started I always worked with silver and was a snob about the wires I worked with. A coworker of mine and fellow wire wrapper encouraged me to try copper. The wire was like magic in my hands.. I cant say enough about how much I enjoy creating with it.
So take from that what you will, it all cones down to personal preference. Prior to my copper love i used Sterling silver square wire.
Thank you Cheryl for showing the weaving technique in such detail. i finally figured out from watching your video my mistakes. 1) I was pulling too tightly on my 28 gauge wire and my middle wire kept jumping up, so less tension thank you 2) even tho my weave was 'even" I guess I haven't been adding that extra loop around the top/back wire, so it was an even weave with a gap. Thanks so much for the detail, you are very much appreciated. Hugs.
I am so happy that it helped. Hugs in return,
I love her presentation.......will be sure to follow her!
I so much appreciate that. 💕
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
I just watched your video for the 3rd time. Your videos are awesome! I haven't seen any new ones in a while. Maybe I'm just missing them but I hope you're OK.
Thank you, The Covid 19 is taking up a lot of my creative time. I run a daycare in my home and so much time is spent on wiping things down and sterilizing... sorry.
Love these, thanks!
Glad you like them!
Very very good
تسلم ايديك مبدعه دائما
Thank you.
You are my favorite, you’re the best!!!!!
Thank you Nelly, that means a lot. 😤😤😤💜💙💚💛
جميل جداً 👍💐
Gorgeous...
Thank you,
Love them
Thank you
Soooo beautiful. Ty
Thank you
Que bello trabajo gracias por compartir saludos
Thank you so much
Beautiful earrings as always Mrs. Cheryl!!! I found some gorgeous fine tip straight nose and bent nose pliers looks just like yours from a seller called "Waymil" on Ebay. Great price and excellent quality. Hope that helps someone! Hugs
Those pliers look nice.. accept shipping is outrageous to Canada.. $18 shipping for a $10 pair of pliers. I'm sure people in the US will benefit by your sharing though.
@@cherylst.pierre3148 oh honey I am so sorry I didnt even realize. I didnt even check the shipping that was my fault. My apologies.
Nothing to apologize for.
Beautiful ❤️🇩🇰
🤗
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌹
I absolutely LOVE your videos and designs, but I only sell online, in part due to the lack of in-person markets due to the pandemic. Is it possible to sell online, giving you design credit? Thanks so much!
Yes, thank you for asking permission. I just ask you not to sell in the same places that I do. Best of luck with your sales.
@@cherylst.pierre3148, thank you! I always give credit to designers, because it's not something I can do personally. I can make - just can't design.
demasiado hermoso. Solo que mueves mucho la mano y no se para donde giras con el alambre al comienzo
Sorry... I hope you figured it out?
Thanks for another tutorial! I’m fairly new to wire wrapping, but have done it enough to have a question about unraveling. Is it really a good idea to cut through a weave? Seems like it would leave many loose wires without being properly anchored or secured and it could easily unravel and start tangling on hair or clothing. Just wondering. Thanks again.
About the thoughts of the weaving wire unraveling.. since I have the wire ends tucked in and they should be touching the wires at the back, it should be impossible for the weaving wire to unravel.
Cheryl, can I ask where you buy your wire from?
Riogrande.com
What type of wire are you using please and how many.
It is all written in the description.
رائع جدا 😍😍😍😍😍😍
😍
Is there a site that I can go to see all your stuff?
I really do not have a place that has all my items, per say. Are you talking finished jewelry for sale, video tutorials, pdf tutorials?
can you please post where you get your wire supplies from, thank you. or pm me if that is easier
RioGrande.com
www.riogrande.com/product/Copper-Round-Wire-1-Lb-Spool-20-Ga-Dead-Soft/132320
I buy 1 pound of 20 gauge at a time and 4 oz of the smaller gauges.
www.riogrande.com/product/Copper-Round-Wire-4-Oz-Spool-28-Ga-Dead-Soft/132457
Thank you very much, your work is very nice, but you waste a lot of time talking ... the videos where you don't speak and you only show how to do it, they are the best ... again a thousand thanks. Blessings
I try and talk to you as if you were sitting with me.. Just like anyone, I have more talkative times than others. I honestly feel that I am just trying to help as much as I can. I am sorry you do not like it, but I am not about to change, because this is who I am.
Pretty weave. Does it have a name? Enjoy your videos very much, but find your sparkly nails distracting in the videos. Sorry...
I am sorry too, as getting my nails done is the only way I can make jewelry. I have health issues that make my nails crazy fragile. I am now doing the dipping acrylic by myself to save money.. and the only ones I am having success with are sparkles.. but am far from professional..
Your ending is so abrupt. Beautiful earrings though
That is because my phone splits apart videos that are too long. When that one was made the phone did not have the ability to splice them together... There is a part b. with the proper ending.
I love your work, But! You do to much in between talking.
I'm sorry you feel that way. I guess that is just who I am.
Your videos are wonderful! I love your designs and you are inspiring me to actually take the leap to wire weaving. I've gotten all the supplies, but have not had the heart yet to try it. Here comes the downside. While I'm a fan of lovely fingernails, they have their place, I find the flashy ones are distracting from the art/craft videos. I'd rather see more technique and less magnificent sparkle on the nails. Just a suggestion. I don't mean to be negative by any means, I think your nails are lovely, but I find that flashy nails in videos distract from the beautiful creations. The jewelry you are creating, as well as the instruction, should be the focus here, because it is beautiful on its own. There is a very successful you tube jewelry creator whose designs are wonderful but her ridiculously long and fake nails are such a turn-off for me that I no longer subscribe to her channel. She has a hard time picking up beads with those nails. Perhaps I'm an old frump. But I feel like the craft itself should be the focus. Don't get me wrong, a well-manicured hand is a wonderful thing to view. That said, I am not going to unsubscribe like I did the other gal. Please don't take this wrong, it is just a suggestion. Neutral nails will show off your work better. That is just this older lady's humble opinion. Keep up the good work! I love your designs and am motivated to go for it and just do it.
my nails are a requirement for me... as I have some bad health issues that make my nails weak and the acrylic allows me to do wire work. Also you cannot take the nails off just to do a video.. I no longer can afford to get my nails professionally done so I am using the new dip acrylic to fortify my nails. It is a necessity for me. I have to use sparkle stuff as it hides the flaws of my unprofessional job of doing my nails.. I have used just about every nail product out there and this is the only stuff I have had success with.