I used 24 gauge wire for the messy wrapped bead but if your fingers are strong enough to handle 22 gauge wire, I highly recommend it. It will make the wrap sturdier and more durable. 😊
I love everything about this necklace. AND I learned some new techniques. It turned out beautiful. I'm catching up on your videos and enjoying them all. Thank you so much! 😊💖🙏🏻
I like that you model your pieces. It really helps to see how the project is going to look when worn. Also I like the idea of crimps on the leather instead of knots. Lots of good ideas in this tutorial!
Thank you Jan! I think it does help to see how it looks on 😊. I’m not a big fan of knots either. If you try the crimp method, make sure you buy crimps with holes that will accommodate the leather. 🙂❤️🌸
Thank you for showing how you work through your design process. The step by step process was so nice to watch and of course, the necklace is so beautiful! I just love your channel you are so inspiring, you take so much care with each detail!
Aww... thank you Michele. You always give me such nice feedback! I try and make videos that are fun, informative, and entertaining at the same time. 😊❤️🌺🌸
What an innovative design! I love it. But I think zig-zag wrapping the ivory bead would send me 'round the bend. Still, it's a very effective look. I was thinking that your stepped-nose pliers would work brilliantly on those sometimes pesky fold-over cord ends. And I love to make those rosette head pins. It's wonderfully relaxing to just sit and make them while watching videos, or whatever -- then you've got a supply on hand whenever you might want them. They're a nice added touch. This was a great tutorial, chock full of tips and techniques. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful! Every time I watch your tutorial's I learn something from you! I have never wire wrapped a bead like this, and It is amazing. I like the bohemian beach theme, and it looks lovely on you.😊
@@MistyMoonDesigns Luisa, while I do so enjoy your beautiful videos, I come here for your beautiful self. Always uplifting 💛. Of course your art is in a class of its own❣. Grateful for your time 😃✌🥰🖖🙏💫💫💫
I love this! I really like the way you attached the dangle to the original focal bead with the crimp ends. I never would have thought of that. Thank you thank you thank you!
I *love* all these ideas! Haven't had the nerve to jump into the twisted wire necklace yet, but I can start with the wrapped bead. lol! I really like the crimps on the cord, too. I've never even purchased any cord because I don't care for the looks of all those (usual) knots, but this looks fantastic!! Thanks again for the beautiful video and great ideas. The necklace looks gorgeous on you!
Thank you Liz. Yeah...I don’t always like the look of knots because it sometimes affects the drape of the necklace. Just make sure the crimp holes are big enough to accommodate the leather. 😊❤️🌸🌺
Very very creative, I love every piece you make, such precise perfection in all your work. I think I will follow you, I need to slow down and take my time. It took me until now to realize that I for what ever reason think I need to hurry. I want my pieces to look as good as I can make them. Thank you Luisa. And I'm binge watching all your back videos! Love ya 💕🌺🌸🌹
Hi Luisa, I’ve been watching your videos and I was so overwhelmed so much beautiful amazing necklaces wow! I just started making necklace and I do really enjoyed it thank you so much for all this beautiful ideas you inspired me.
Thank you Luisa for the beautiful scenery of the beach and for sharing where you can get some really nice products. As usual, your creations are beautiful
Misty Moon Designs you’re welcome. I actually watched this tutorial again because I’m fascinated by the different ways of putting jewelry pieces together. This piece is so boho and so classy at the same time. Great job.
What a wonderful necklace! How fun to see how you put together your creations! I LOVE ❤️ your style, so delicate, balanced, yet surprisingly whimsical and warm, if it makes any sense to put all these adjectives together! Congratulations 🎊🎉🎈🍾!!!!
Oh Helga!...what lovely feedback! You’re so kind to use all those adjectives to describe my jewelry! I’m very humbled and grateful at the same time. 😊 Thank you my friend. ❤️🌺🌸🌹
Thank you Karen! The bunnies are doing great! I see at least one feasting on plants in my backyard. They love the strawberries but I don’t always put them out because I end up eating them 😂❤️🌸🌺
Misty Moon Designs ya that was my biggest problem, I would cut off the tops of the strawberries (a little extra on it) and toss them out to the bunny’s, they also love the greens on them, they really love apples, and cheep lol I use to cut them in half then in quarters, then cut all them in half, they eat the seeds and Stan of them also. lol
That’s a great idea! We eat strawberries a lot so giving them the tops is a good idea! I’ll have to try giving them apples. I did put some cantaloupe out and they liked it! 😊
Hi Luisa This is a most interesting necklace. You have integrated so many styles into one extremely beautiful design. The wrapped bead was just so different. I do hope you will keep this necklace and wear it often. It really suits you and sure to be a conversation starter. Good silent advertising for your business as people ask you where you got it from. Hope you are well and happy. Love and hugs 🤗🦘🦘🌺🌺
Hi Jen! Yes absolutely! You want to hear something funny? Here on the East coast, women wear minimal jewelry or no jewelry at all. When I say minimal I mean you literally need a magnifying glass to see it...lol. It’s called “dainty jewelry” or “barely there jewelry”. And I’m not joking either 😂. Is it the same down under? Do Aussie women sport the same trend? 😊❤️🌺🌸🇺🇸🇦🇺🦘
Hi Luisa What dirty words, ‘Minimalistic’. or ‘Hardly there’. How do the East Coast Ladies expect us ‘over the top’ Beaders, to showcase our talents. That’s it! You will have to move back to Brisbane. Actually a lot of the young girls/ladies in the City, do go for the ‘it’s there, but I dare you to see it look’. Fortunately the 30’s upwards still like the bling, boho, multi strands etc. I notice the more mature ladies like a bulky necklace of some kind to camaflouge the odd neck wrinkle. Much cheaper than plastic surgery. 😉😉 As I live on the coast, we are probably not quite as minimalistic, thank goodness, as the City girls. You just wear that necklace, and you will see them conform to having a Picasso or some other piece of real art around their neck. My goodness how can we put a dent in our copious stacks, if we don’t put dozens or hundreds of beads in one piece. 🤪🤪🤪🤪💍💍💍💎💎💜💜
Hi Lousia, I Love your videos and i wish i could be at the Beach myself i am in GA and still on lockdown. People out here DO NOT WEAR MASK at ALL. Beautiful necklace when all you necklace are beautiful. keep up CREATING.
Hi Luisa thanks for the vidio very much. You always bring interesting ideas and styles. I will try,I don't have bronze color leather cord. What thickness you have used? I might try with different color.👏🌹
Another gorgeous necklace! I’ve never seen crimps used on leather before - it really does make it more sleek and delicate without the knots. I noticed that you used your regular pliers to crimp them, and not the crimping pliers. Is there a reason why? I’m curious because I’ve used crimp beads on slim beading chain before and once in a while, the crimps actually broke, so I’m wondering if using regular pliers for this would be better? Thank you for sharing your beautiful design with us!
Hi Sharon. Good question! So I crimped them flat with regular pliers because they’re the same color as the leather and small. So they’re not that noticeable. You really can’t use crimping pliers because it would mangle the leather too much. Flattening the crimp is a lot neater and more secure. I would recommend you use high quality sterling silver crimps for beading chain because it’s more malleable but, even then, they may crack if you’re not careful. I personally would not use crimps on beading chain unless the crimp tube is designed specifically for the type of chain you’re using. 😊❤️🌺🌸
Hi. I agree. This is one of my older videos published over a year ago. I have since upgraded my video and audio equipment. My newer videos are much better quality. If I could fix the audio on this old video, I would. But TH-cam doesn’t have that capability unless I delete it and reload a whole new one which would delete all the comments and views. Plus I no longer have the original video.
I used 24 gauge wire for the messy wrapped bead but if your fingers are strong enough to handle 22 gauge wire, I highly recommend it. It will make the wrap sturdier and more durable. 😊
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I love everything about this necklace. AND I learned some new techniques. It turned out beautiful. I'm catching up on your videos and enjoying them all. Thank you so much! 😊💖🙏🏻
I like that you model your pieces. It really helps to see how the project is going to look when worn. Also I like the idea of crimps on the leather instead of knots. Lots of good ideas in this tutorial!
Thank you Jan! I think it does help to see how it looks on 😊. I’m not a big fan of knots either. If you try the crimp method, make sure you buy crimps with holes that will accommodate the leather. 🙂❤️🌸
Absolutely one of my favorite pieces.
Very attractive, love the colors and the creative design. Thank you for sharing your time.👍✌️❣️
Thanks so much 😊
It turned out beautiful. You give me so many ideas in fact some of my favorite pieces were inspired by you. Thank you.
Thank you for showing how you work through your design process. The step by step process was so nice to watch and of course, the necklace is so beautiful! I just love your channel you are so inspiring, you take so much care with each detail!
Aww... thank you Michele. You always give me such nice feedback! I try and make videos that are fun, informative, and entertaining at the same time. 😊❤️🌺🌸
@@MistyMoonDesigns I am what I say and I would not bother to take the time to leave comments if I didn't feel so strongly about your talent.
I like when you list all the items used and how many. Having written instructions are so helpful. - seeing you use your rods.
Its wonderful, the burnished metal is perfect for those beads. And your teaching the same. Thank you.
The wire wrapped bead was really cool. It will take practice and be worth it. I like the leather cord too.
What an innovative design! I love it. But I think zig-zag wrapping the ivory bead would send me 'round the bend. Still, it's a very effective look. I was thinking that your stepped-nose pliers would work brilliantly on those sometimes pesky fold-over cord ends. And I love to make those rosette head pins. It's wonderfully relaxing to just sit and make them while watching videos, or whatever -- then you've got a supply on hand whenever you might want them. They're a nice added touch. This was a great tutorial, chock full of tips and techniques. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Kim. I like your play on words “zigzag wire sending you around” very funny and clever! 😂❤️🌺🌸
♥️ LOVE IT ♥️
I liked the way you made that head pin. I've never seen that before.
Thank you Lynn. It’s a nice way to have headpins that match the wire work. 😊❤️🌺🌸
Beautiful! Every time I watch your tutorial's I learn something from you! I have never wire wrapped a bead like this, and It is amazing. I like the bohemian beach theme, and it looks lovely on you.😊
Thank you Beverly! It is a Boho beachy necklace! I’m going to add that to the title 😊❤️🌸🌺
Misty Moon Designs perfect name! ❤️😄🐳🐬
I love this piece! Learned so much from this tutorial, thank you 🙏
Just beautiful
Love it second time watching 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💖💖
It is beautiful
I watched this on TH-cam tv last night. My second time watching it. It was so relaxing to watch. Beautiful piece
Thank you! I learned some new things. Your necklace turned out beautiful!
Well worth going back to take another look after all these months. So pretty 😍 thank you Luisa 😊
Aww... thank you! Some of my older videos aren’t as polished 🙂🌸🌺🌼
@@MistyMoonDesigns Luisa, while I do so enjoy your beautiful videos, I come here for your beautiful self. Always uplifting 💛. Of course your art is in a class of its own❣. Grateful for your time 😃✌🥰🖖🙏💫💫💫
I love this! I really like the way you attached the dangle to the original focal bead with the crimp ends. I never would have thought of that. Thank you thank you thank you!
OMG you do beautiful work!!!!
Thank you 🥰
My kind of jewellery, lovely.
Thank you so much Manita! 😊❤️🌸🌺
You are an excellent teacher! Thanks for sharing your talent.
Oh thank you so much Tannith! 🌸🌺❤️😊
I *love* all these ideas! Haven't had the nerve to jump into the twisted wire necklace yet, but I can start with the wrapped bead. lol! I really like the crimps on the cord, too. I've never even purchased any cord because I don't care for the looks of all those (usual) knots, but this looks fantastic!! Thanks again for the beautiful video and great ideas. The necklace looks gorgeous on you!
Thank you Liz. Yeah...I don’t always like the look of knots because it sometimes affects the drape of the necklace. Just make sure the crimp holes are big enough to accommodate the leather. 😊❤️🌸🌺
Very very creative, I love every piece you make, such precise perfection in all your work. I think I will follow you, I need to slow down and take my time. It took me until now to realize that I for what ever reason think I need to hurry. I want my pieces to look as good as I can make them. Thank you Luisa.
And I'm binge watching all your back videos! Love ya
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Absolutely Gorgeous...It was a treat for you to teach us your creative process...Thanks so much...turned out Stunning...
Aww... thank you so much Karen! I’m glad you liked it! 😊❤️🌺🌸
Beautiful piece Luisa!!! You are very creative💙
Hi Luisa, I’ve been watching your videos and I was so overwhelmed so much beautiful amazing necklaces wow! I just started making necklace and I do really enjoyed it thank you so much for all this beautiful ideas you inspired me.
Oh thank you Rufina for the very nice comments! I really appreciate it! 😊❤️🌺🌸
I'm in Palm bay Beach 15 min away ur welcome to come n actually get in lol perfect time
Very nice ! I really like the dragon lace agate. Very awesome blue. Thank you for sharing. 🤗💖
Thank you Mary. Yes, it’s a very pretty blue! 😊❤️🌺🌸
Love the wire wrapped bead!! It's so unique!! The necklace is so perfect for the beach!! Thanks for sharing your design with us!! ❤📿
Oh thank you so much Melonee! I’m glad you liked it! 😊❤️🌺🌸
I love this necklace it's so cute!
Thank you Luisa for the beautiful scenery of the beach and for sharing where you can get some really nice products. As usual, your creations are beautiful
Thank you so much Marie! 😊❤️🌸🌺
Misty Moon Designs you’re welcome. I actually watched this tutorial again because I’m fascinated by the different ways of putting jewelry pieces together. This piece is so boho and so classy at the same time. Great job.
Curious; how do you come up with such beautiful designs?
You are amazing!
What a wonderful necklace! How fun to see how you put together your creations! I LOVE ❤️ your style, so delicate, balanced, yet surprisingly whimsical and warm, if it makes any sense to put all these adjectives together! Congratulations 🎊🎉🎈🍾!!!!
Oh Helga!...what lovely feedback! You’re so kind to use all those adjectives to describe my jewelry! I’m very humbled and grateful at the same time. 😊 Thank you my friend. ❤️🌺🌸🌹
J'adore ce modèle, très beau!💗
Lovely!! You make it look so easy!
Thank you Brenda. I sure hope you try it! 😊❤️🌸🌺
Beautiful and beachy! Love how your necklace turned out. The messy wire wrap looks fantastic! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! TFS! ❤
Thank you so much Heidi! You have a great weekend too! 😊❤️🌺☀️
Too cute, loved the messy wrapped bead technique. You always inspire me.
Thsnk you so much !!!
Aww... thank you Tanya! ❤️🌸🌺😊
I love it 🥰 It’s beautiful and very creative.👍
Aw...thank you Dominique! 🌺🌸❤️😊
Love everything you make!!! 💖💖💖💖👌😃
Thank you Deborah! 😊
Very nice❤
Love your designs thank you!
Thank you so much Louise! 😊❤️🌸🌺
Hon, where did you get your pliers? They are really nice.
Love it! Great tutorial!
Thank you Donna! 😊❤️🌸🌺
Always fun to see each of your makes, tfs btw how is the bunny family doing and I hope enjoying their fruits. lol
Thank you Karen! The bunnies are doing great! I see at least one feasting on plants in my backyard. They love the strawberries but I don’t always put them out because I end up eating them 😂❤️🌸🌺
Misty Moon Designs ya that was my biggest problem, I would cut off the tops of the strawberries (a little extra on it) and toss them out to the bunny’s, they also love the greens on them, they really love apples, and cheep lol I use to cut them in half then in quarters, then cut all them in half, they eat the seeds and Stan of them also. lol
That’s a great idea! We eat strawberries a lot so giving them the tops is a good idea! I’ll have to try giving them apples. I did put some cantaloupe out and they liked it! 😊
Misty Moon Designs they love any fruit just about found they don’t like bananas lol but other yep they pretty much love. lol
love it!
Thank you Maria! 😊❤️🌸🌺
So cool! Thank you.
Thank you so much Kim! 😊❤️🌸🌺
Hi Luisa
This is a most interesting necklace. You have integrated so many styles into one extremely beautiful design. The wrapped bead was just so different. I do hope you will keep this necklace and wear it often. It really suits you and sure to be a conversation starter. Good silent advertising for your business as people ask you where you got it from. Hope you are well and happy. Love and hugs 🤗🦘🦘🌺🌺
Hi Jen! Yes absolutely! You want to hear something funny? Here on the East coast, women wear minimal jewelry or no jewelry at all. When I say minimal I mean you literally need a magnifying glass to see it...lol. It’s called “dainty jewelry” or “barely there jewelry”. And I’m not joking either 😂. Is it the same down under? Do Aussie women sport the same trend? 😊❤️🌺🌸🇺🇸🇦🇺🦘
Hi Luisa
What dirty words, ‘Minimalistic’. or ‘Hardly there’. How do the East Coast Ladies expect us ‘over the top’ Beaders, to showcase our talents. That’s it! You will have to move back to Brisbane. Actually a lot of the young girls/ladies in the City, do go for the ‘it’s there, but I dare you to see it look’. Fortunately the 30’s upwards still like the bling, boho, multi strands etc. I notice the more mature ladies like a bulky necklace of some kind to camaflouge the odd neck wrinkle. Much cheaper than plastic surgery. 😉😉 As I live on the coast, we are probably not quite as minimalistic, thank goodness, as the City girls.
You just wear that necklace, and you will see them conform to having a Picasso or some other piece of real art around their neck. My goodness how can we put a dent in our copious stacks, if we don’t put dozens or hundreds of beads in one piece.
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Hi Lousia, I Love your videos and i wish i could be at the Beach myself i am in GA and still on lockdown. People out here DO NOT WEAR MASK at ALL. Beautiful necklace when all you necklace are beautiful. keep up CREATING.
Thank you Patrice. I feel for you. Hopefully there’ll be a vaccine in the future and we can all get back to our normal lives. ❤️🌸☀️
Hi Luisa thanks for the vidio very much.
You always bring interesting ideas and styles.
I will try,I don't have bronze color leather cord. What thickness you have used?
I might try with different color.👏🌹
Hi Ludmila. I used 1mm round leather cord. Just make sure your crimps have holes that are big enough to accommodate that size cord. 😊❤️🌸🌺
@@MistyMoonDesigns Thank you Luisa 🌹🌻🌺
Another gorgeous necklace! I’ve never seen crimps used on leather before - it really does make it more sleek and delicate without the knots. I noticed that you used your regular pliers to crimp them, and not the crimping pliers. Is there a reason why? I’m curious because I’ve used crimp beads on slim beading chain before and once in a while, the crimps actually broke, so I’m wondering if using regular pliers for this would be better? Thank you for sharing your beautiful design with us!
Hi Sharon. Good question! So I crimped them flat with regular pliers because they’re the same color as the leather and small. So they’re not that noticeable. You really can’t use crimping pliers because it would mangle the leather too much. Flattening the crimp is a lot neater and more secure. I would recommend you use high quality sterling silver crimps for beading chain because it’s more malleable but, even then, they may crack if you’re not careful. I personally would not use crimps on beading chain unless the crimp tube is designed specifically for the type of chain you’re using. 😊❤️🌺🌸
Misty Moon Designs That makes a lot of sense! Thank you!
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Oh I’m so sorry! I’ll try and raise the volume next time. Thank you for letting me know. 😊❤️🌺🌸
You need to increase your sound so I can hear you and not get my eardrums blown when commercial starts
Hi. I agree. This is one of my older videos published over a year ago. I have since upgraded my video and audio equipment. My newer videos are much better quality. If I could fix the audio on this old video, I would. But TH-cam doesn’t have that capability unless I delete it and reload a whole new one which would delete all the comments and views. Plus I no longer have the original video.