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There is a right and wrong side to a needle, just turn the needle if it won’t go through one side.

We call the threading technique "pinch and push"

Cannon see what you are doing

So?...

Glad you added the intro

It’s lovely 🥰 You can also wear it as a necklace or a choker

Está lindísima Felicidades por la labor artesanal

C'est magnifique merci

You had me at taking paper off. Gotta come by.. and miss you all.

You can find the kits here: white-fox-beads.myshopify.com/products/demure-duos-bracelet-project-kit

hi looking throug tutorials & saw this braclet whar size beads & spacers are you useing thank you Lillian

Great info especially about the fact that 1/4 inch of wire is need to make the tiny loop end. Not many others mention the exact amount need. So thank you for that.

Thanks for sharing!!! I want to learn how to make earrings and I'm glad I found our video!!!!

Sounds like a great method. Thanks

These earrings are sooooooooooo cute and are pretty too. If I didn't see the video, I would never have guessed it was that easy to make eh! I am a beginner and am grateful to you for sharing this sweet tutorial. Hugs

love the video. I make memory wire bracelets as well. The end is the part that is still hard for me. Where did you get the crimp covers from?

what size for memory wire are you use to do this bracelet plz

Thanks for the great idea. I never thought of using crimp covers to cover the ends of memory wire bracelet. It really finishes it off nicely.

i have added this project to my faviorite projects. asy to follow the instructions.

HI, again, also what size mem. wire is that?. Mine is a mm or so larger than 1&3/4 inches in diam. & is too small even when streched to make a comfy bracelet. I am trying to repurpose them as xlarge earring hoops but can't make the loops tight enough so a closed jumpring won't slide out, maybe you can do a video for that? Thanks again

Thanks for a lovely video, though it lost definition at the section about covering w/crimp bead. I have a Flip video camera & it's not so good at closeup stuff. Anyway, thanks again, I would never have thought of using crimp covers, I wasted my $ buying mem. wire "endcaps" & gluing them. What size crimp cover, I have 3mm's?