thanks so much for your tutorials! you are an amazing artist and I just wanted to thank you for sharing your knowledge!! sending you some love from Spain🤍🤍🤍
Hey Yvonne here's a trick for wire nicks I use. You can take or leave it as you like. In the process of making dragon eyes I have accumulated a large variety of nail polish colors. As a beginner wire wrapper nicks are a given. Hopefully, with practice there will be fewer. In the mean time I find a nail polish color that matches my wire and I get a toothpick and get a teeny tiny bit of polish on the tip and tap it on the nick and voila! The nick is barely noticeable, sometimes invisible. The trick is to use a minuscule amount of polish, otherwise it will be noticeable. I've also used Lumiere pearl white on bright silver and it blends right in.
I love watching your tutorials. I doubt I will ever be able to create anything like what you do but your clips are so soothing to me. And you teach so well
Candice Notting, yes you will. Don't be hard on yourself. I thought I couldn't ever make "The Tree Of Life" but I actually did it and it looks just like the photos on here. Amazing!
Oh, don't count yourself short! These are super easy to make, and soooo many different ways at that. My grand daughter loves making jewelry like this, and shes' 10, and been making many different things, going on 2 yrs. now
Lol grand kids, I know just what you mean. I love making jewelyry, but with taking care of one of my grand daughters 5 days a week makes it so hard o do.I hope you have better luck than I've had.It's nice to watch good videos like these.
Could you do a video or Livestream where you're packing the patreon craft crates? Maybe not exactly what items go in, that takes away the surprise. Just how you choose what items and how much goes to the different tiers. And it'd be fun to see the chaos of it all before it goes into the mailing envelope.
YVONNE I WANTED TO ASK A QUESTION COULD YOU GIVE ME AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT SUPPLIES YOU need to start with for wire jewelry making. I'm always missing something it seems when I sit down to make something! Could you give me an example of the best size or gauges of wire to keep on hand. The most commonly used. And where is the best place to get cabs such as moonstone or semi-precious stones? I know it's probably a complicated question but I would really appreciate it if you would attempt to give a basic answer to the question or point me to a video of yours where you did! Thank you so much! I just love everything you make and love the type of jewelry that you do. Thank you
Jackie Garroutte, Rocky Mountain is where I get my cabachons. Large variety and price is right. Fantasia Elegance says...20,22,24,26, and 28 gauges. Larger gauges for adjustable rings like 12,14, or 16. Just my two cents. Interested to see what Yvonne has to say. Good luck 💍📿
Thank you for sharing. Beautiful work.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful! Yvonne!
You are so talented. I wish you you post more focused tutorials.
thanks so much for your tutorials! you are an amazing artist and I just wanted to thank you for sharing your knowledge!! sending you some love from Spain🤍🤍🤍
Thank you, Yvonne for your time. I have a square labradorite I plan on wrapping for my son for his first Father's Day.
You make it look so easy. Very pretty.
You make it look so easy! I've learned a lot from your videos! Sharing it forward is a blessing. Thank you! ♡♡♡
I love the curly-qs you did with the half-round wires! They're so cute. I've been wrapping cabachons for awhile now and never thought of doing that.
Hey Yvonne here's a trick for wire nicks I use. You can take or leave it as you like. In the process of making dragon eyes I have accumulated a large variety of nail polish colors. As a beginner wire wrapper nicks are a given. Hopefully, with practice there will be fewer. In the mean time I find a nail polish color that matches my wire and I get a toothpick and get a teeny tiny bit of polish on the tip and tap it on the nick and voila! The nick is barely noticeable, sometimes invisible. The trick is to use a minuscule amount of polish, otherwise it will be noticeable. I've also used Lumiere pearl white on bright silver and it blends right in.
I love watching your tutorials. I doubt I will ever be able to create anything like what you do but your clips are so soothing to me. And you teach so well
Candice Notting, yes you will. Don't be hard on yourself. I thought I couldn't ever make "The Tree Of Life" but I actually did it and it looks just like the photos on here. Amazing!
Oh, don't count yourself short! These are super easy to make, and soooo many different ways at that. My grand daughter loves making jewelry like this, and shes' 10, and been making many different things, going on 2 yrs. now
I like the squigally lines nice work.
You have inspired me to get my wire wrapping supplies out again! Hopefully the Grandkids will let me👀... ha... Thank you for sharing!
Peace and Love✌💞
Lol grand kids, I know just what you mean. I love making jewelyry, but with taking care of one of my grand daughters 5 days a week makes it so hard o do.I hope you have better luck than I've had.It's nice to watch good videos like these.
Beautiful work
Thank you I really needed this. I was in ready to throw my wire out.
I'm so glad to be helpful to you!
You are a very good instructor. Great video. Thank you.
You make this look so easy. Absolutely Beautiful!!!
You make this look so easy! Thanks for your videos, really enjoy!
"Delving into the world of slaughtering" 😂😂😂😂😂 4 times and it still hear that sentence.. maybe its coz im aussie and confused but its funny 😂
Just love your wire work you do such a great job.😘🇦🇺
It's so gorgeous and harmonized! You can always inspire me with these tutorials 😊😊
I realize I'm kinda off topic but do anyone know of a good website to watch new series online ?
@Jesiah Samson Flixportal :D
@Franklin Rowan thank you, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it!!
@Jesiah Samson you are welcome xD
Thanks for the tutorial
Do you oxidize your metal? If so how? Love watching your videos.
I absolutely love you!! I have been making these for about a year now, but never seen how easy it actually can be. Thank you so so much!!
Thanks so much for that sweetie, very nice
Very nice pendant. Where do you normally find your stones? Do you have cutting or polishing tools for them?
Thank you so much for your inspiration x
Love it ❤️🇩🇰
Artistically there is no right or wrong way. You must weave a structural soundness into the piece. You, as well as your pendant, are looking goood!
Gosh! You’re so good!!!
Can I come over?
Could you do a video or Livestream where you're packing the patreon craft crates? Maybe not exactly what items go in, that takes away the surprise. Just how you choose what items and how much goes to the different tiers. And it'd be fun to see the chaos of it all before it goes into the mailing envelope.
YVONNE I WANTED TO ASK A QUESTION
COULD YOU GIVE ME AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT SUPPLIES YOU need to start with for wire jewelry making. I'm always missing something it seems when I sit down to make something! Could you give me an example of the best size or gauges of wire to keep on hand. The most commonly used. And where is the best place to get cabs such as moonstone or semi-precious stones? I know it's probably a complicated question but I would really appreciate it if you would attempt to give a basic answer to the question or point me to a video of yours where you did! Thank you so much! I just love everything you make and love the type of jewelry that you do. Thank you
Jackie Garroutte, Rocky Mountain is where I get my cabachons. Large variety and price is right. Fantasia Elegance says...20,22,24,26, and 28 gauges. Larger gauges for adjustable rings like 12,14, or 16. Just my two cents. Interested to see what Yvonne has to say. Good luck 💍📿
So cool you're awesome
good
Beautiful lovely face ! You must come from heaven .