I've just started making malas and this video series is absolutely the most helpful I've come across on this topic. A thousand thanks for sharing your expertise, Liz!
OMG Liz,I get so excited watching you work and making it look so easy. I want to take pride in what I make, but it is tough if you don't have good instructions. Your video's are 10+. I do not have a bead store where I live. So to hear you say you do not have to spend a fortune on tools was such a relief for me. Another video said to buy the best, German tools, which are a small fortune. I can use my left hand as you indicated, oh what a difference... Thank you so much, you are an excellent instructor.
Barbara Starlyt Thank you Barbara for your amazing comment. I say start out with the best you can afford when buying tools. When you're first starting out, you're rough on them and you might not get into it so why waste a fortune? I do have decent tools on my website that won't break the bank. www.makingiteasywithliz.com
Thank you so much for your videos. I have watched so many and have continued to be frustrated as I learn, until I saw yours! You make the whole process SO much easier to understand. Many thanks.
leslie nikulka I love your enthusiasm Leslie and the great thing is it doesn't take long to have it mastered. Again, I so appreciate your support and kind comments.
You are one very effective teacher. I’ve read and watched a lot of tutorials but am so encouraged by what I’ve learned watching yours. Encouraged enough to try again! Many thanks 💚
So very simple, and so pretty! my 2 year old loves making a necklace, her first one she made, was for grand mommy. Perfect for children to make, in fact I had my first grade class all make one. The boys of course used different colors. Good tools are a must, if you want them to last forever.
I think I've watched about every tutorial on TH-cam of this technique and I must say, You have Absolutely the BEST tutorial of this technique on TH-cam!!!! WOW!! ALL 3 of your Basic wire wrapping videos are SUPERB, THE BEST ON TH-cam! Literally!!!! The tips you give are just phenomenal! Luv how you do the measuring & where to cut. I think That's one of the biggest confusions for people when trying to learn this technique. Such a lifesaver! :) I'm really happy I found your TH-cam Channel. I hope to see more of you! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the World/Beading Community. 😉🌹
Just found you today! You are my new best friend! I have been frustrated with wire wrapping for years and given it up multiple times. Your simplifying details makes it sooooo much easier to understand! I am spending a half hour everyday just making loops till I can do them in my sleep! You are right there with me, explaining it each time. When you get to my age, repetition is important! I can't tell you how happy I am to have found you!!!
Susan Fleischman Awesome Susan! I'm so happy you found me too. I know what it's like to be a beginner and have to struggle. I am thrilled to know that I made a difference. Keep it up and thanks so much for your support.
Wonderful, inspiring stuff! Thank you so much, Liz. I adore making jewellery but am constantly frustrated by grr-argh loops! Now, thanks to you, I feel encouraged. Please keep your videos coming. Bless you xxx
So happy I found your series of wire wrapped loops ! I think I have been lousiest loop maker in world ,no go . I am getting it now ,not perfect yet because tools slip at wrong moment but getting there . I will succeed one of these days . Thank You so much !
New subscriber here...these three videos on wire wrapping are the best I have seen. Your clear, concise, no nonsense instructions have been a big help and I do believe that I will be able to make a perfect wire wrap now!!! Thanks so much for sharing...I'm so glad I found you:)
+Kathleen Kovach Hi Kathleen! Thanks so much for your feedback. That really makes me feel good. You will not even have to think about it after a few tries. Thank you for your support.
I LOVE your videos! I appreciate how you make them so easy to follow and figure out exactly what you're doing. I'm just starting to learn jewelry making and creating and your videos are a treasure trove to me. New subbie here. Thank you so much for sharing and PLEASE keep teaching us. YOU ROCK!
I have always struggled with wrapped loops and as a consequence have avoided them like the plague! However, having watched your 3 videos and worked along with you I have produced my very first 2 wrapped loops that actually look decent. Thank you very much for taking the fear out of wrapped loops for me :-) x
This is, hands down, the best tutorial I have seen on this, ever. Thank you so much! I'm settling in for some good binge watching. Can't wait to see what other tutorials you have.
Great Video! I watched Part 1,2,3 and now I think I am ready to tackle a bracelet. I have had so much trouble with Jump Rings and I thank you for showing me how to do the WRAP instead. You saved me a lot of headaches. lol
+Arleen D That's great to hear Arleen. Thank you so much for watching my channel. Do give my Unisex Bracelet a try because all it is is a double wrapped link and it makes a great accent, bead or an entire bracelet/necklace.
Thank you again. I am so excited and ready to go. This has made my morning. Now I can sleep with a smile on my face(2:30am). lol My jewelry can look professional. I had been avoiding wire wrapped loops because mine looked so sloppy. God bless. :D
I just love your videos. I think you have the best way to do coils I have seen. It really does work. Thank you so so much. I also love the way you put your links together. It is by far the neatest way. Keep them coming.
Once again such great instruction. We can always use good basic information. I watch these videos all the time because you can learn something new every day. You have such a way of telling things . I just really appreciate it. I am going to get on Facebook soon and get a message to you on the Liver of sulfur. I have never used the gel but have wanted to. Thank you again for sharing your talent . Peace for you and yours and God bless.
This was so well done! You are one amazing teacher. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain the basics in such a clear and concise way. I'm definitely subscribing and watching many (if not all) of your videos. Thanks again.
Barbara Starlyt Hi Barbara. I love your excitement and enthusiasm! Yes, there are fabulous tools out there (Lindstrom = $60 per plier) and German tools are very good but are expensive. If you are just starting out, you don't have to buy expensive tools right away. You will be going through several to see what size works for you and what your needs will be as you gain experience. I will be selling good tools at a great price on my website (still waiting for it to be completed, aargh!). Thanks so much for your support and your kind comment.
I did this style of link :-D Genius BTW , for my maiden voyage into jewelery making ! Thank you so much ,this is the tutorial and teacher that helped bring forth my first bracelet! Thank you !
You all prolly dont care but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly forgot my account password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
@Jaxx Mathew I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
hi Lizard, thank you for such an instructive video. I always have trouble with loops and can never get two the same. Also, when I squeeze the end bit in I move all the loops upwards, what am I doing wrong? can you also tell me what you mark the round nose pliers with? when I did that the mark came off. You are a most excellent and natural teacher, thank you.
Hi Avril I'm guessing you're talking about tucking in your wire after cutting it..your wraps might not be tight enough around the wire or too separated and causing them to move. I use a regular Sharpie permanent marker. Yes it will rub off but leaves a faint mark so you can remark it, frequently. Thank you for your support and calling me Lizard...haven't heard that in awhile.
Fabulous tutorial ! Thanks to you , I finally "get it!" . Where were you 30 yrs ago when I was taking college geometry ! lol Really though, huge thanks for explaining everything so articulately and structured etc! Happy new year !
Thank you thank you tnak you. now maybe I can wrap those earrings to look good. My earrings are nice but the wrapping always looks sloppy so I try to avoid them if possible. thank you again I know they will come out better now.
Thank you so much for this video. I am having trouble with the loops catching and snagging on each other and was wondering whether this is happening because my loops are too big? Do you know why this happens? Thank you in advance.
Clare La Puma Corre Thank you Clare for watching. To be honest, I think it's something that can't be avoided. I have that problem too and perhaps smaller loops would help. I think it gets fetched up at the base where the wrap is.
Good morning,I was mortified when I saw that the predictive text had changed your name, I'm really sorry. Thank you for your sense of humour. I've been practicing your methods,and although not perfect yet,am having some success. your reply is on the ball because that's exactly what I find. I've taught myself to make jewellery but always missed being taught by an expert. I really appreciate your advice and eagerly look forward to your further videos. Thank you for replying to me.x
LOL...that's funny, the darn auto spell can be a pain at times. I really appreciate your kind comment and I'm really glad you are liking my teaching. I will be working on a new video...I needed a kick in the butt to do it.
I am curious about the copper or brass wires for rings...do they cause the skin to discolor? When you hold pennies in a moist palm you end up with dark marks...do the rings do that?
Thanks, I wondered if that might be the case. It is a good gauge for determining diet then...to bring the body into a more pH balanced state. ;-) Thanks again.
This was one of my first videos that a16yr old filmed and edited 7 years ago. Neither of us knew what we were doing. People are getting spoiled with the high-tech productions I guess...
My links keep catching onto each other and makes a kind of kink. It’s easily de tangled but is there a way to avoid this? They kind of overlap and get stuck at times if that’s makes sense
@jellzpellz7774 I get what you're saying. If there is any kind of a corner or bend within the loop, it could catch. Make sure your wraps aren't below the base of the loop and the bend is covered.
Learning how to make those loops so I can make charms. Only thing I think I. need better wire cutters. Where did you get yours? And i cant wire wrap with my left hand so i am using my fingers.
I owned a bead shop so I always had access to supplies. You want a full flush cutter, and spend some money on it. $20+ should get you a good cutter. Heavy gauge wire 18 gauge and heavier needs a heavy duty cutter. It's all about the steel it's made of. Cheap cutters will not last long,
Thanks, Liz, for a wonderful and very informative video. I have learned a lot from watching you. Now I can make a much nicer and more intricate rosary thanks to Your talent.
@@makingiteasywithliz I think I have been using too short a piece of wire and combined with 20 gauge wire mine ends up a mess instead of neat like yours . I have ordered a lighter gauge and I will use a longer piece to get more control , hopefully that helps .
@@makingiteasywithliz I found some 60mm headpins and thought I would retry on some of my previous earrings I had done with other peoples methods . I kind of floofed the first one which ended up more the squished spiral look but OMG the others turned out like bought ones . Thank you so much :)
I'm agree with rebeccajns, your tutorial on this technique is the best, thank you so much, now I know how to make this links that looks more professional. Thanks.
Headpins are awesome for this, my favorite. They're work hardened and make nice precise wraps. 2.5-3" long. I do sell headpins in bulk on my website. Many thanks for watching, and your great question LisaC. www.makingiteasywithliz.com
Great video thanks I need help! There’s NO videos showing how to do this with a no hole rectangle cabochon as a connecting piece I’ve commented for help on every wrapping video I watch and no one ever responds I need a hero please make video on this🙏
I seriously can’t make loops:) This is very helpful.
I've just started making malas and this video series is absolutely the most helpful I've come across on this topic. A thousand thanks for sharing your expertise, Liz!
Alexia K Thank you Alexia. I used to repair malas in my shop.
OMG Liz,I get so excited watching you work and making it look so easy. I want to take pride in what I make, but it is tough if you don't have good instructions. Your video's are 10+. I do not have a bead store where I live. So to hear you say you do not have to spend a fortune on tools was such a relief for me. Another video said to buy the best, German tools, which are a small fortune. I can use my left hand as you indicated, oh what a difference... Thank you so much, you are an excellent instructor.
Barbara Starlyt Thank you Barbara for your amazing comment. I say start out with the best you can afford when buying tools. When you're first starting out, you're rough on them and you might not get into it so why waste a fortune? I do have decent tools on my website that won't break the bank. www.makingiteasywithliz.com
Making It Easy with Liz g
Thank you so much for your videos. I have watched so many and have continued to be frustrated as I learn, until I saw yours! You make the whole process SO much easier to understand. Many thanks.
Valerie Daw THAT'S awesome, thank you so much Valerie.
Awesome! I've watched all 3 of your wire wrap videos and will continue to refer back to them until I can do it in my sleep.
leslie nikulka I love your enthusiasm Leslie and the great thing is it doesn't take long to have it mastered. Again, I so appreciate your support and kind comments.
Thank you. The best video tutorial on wire wraps. Lots and lots of practice but I’m starting to get there. Your technique is the best!
Thank you Judith ❤
You are one very effective teacher. I’ve read and watched a lot of tutorials but am so encouraged by what I’ve learned watching yours. Encouraged enough to try again! Many thanks 💚
Thank you so much, Susan. You made my day. Cheers👄
I think you are the best teaching on TH-cam. Thank you
Wow, thank you Juan.
I have learnt a lot from you really. Thank you
So very simple, and so pretty! my 2 year old loves making a necklace, her first one she made, was for grand mommy. Perfect for children to make, in fact I had my first grade class all make one. The boys of course used different colors. Good tools are a must, if you want them to last forever.
That's a great idea!
I think I've watched about every tutorial on TH-cam of this technique and I must say, You have Absolutely the BEST tutorial of this technique on TH-cam!!!! WOW!! ALL 3 of your Basic wire wrapping videos are SUPERB, THE BEST ON TH-cam! Literally!!!! The tips you give are just phenomenal! Luv how you do the measuring & where to cut. I think That's one of the biggest confusions for people when trying to learn this technique. Such a lifesaver! :)
I'm really happy I found your TH-cam Channel. I hope to see more of you! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the World/Beading Community. 😉🌹
rebeccajns Thank you so much for the kudos and your support.
rebeccajns - I SO AGREE! One hundred percent! For me, literally game changing.
Same for me, I didn't understand how to do it until I watched this video. Thanks! 😊
Just found you today! You are my new best friend! I have been frustrated with wire wrapping for years and given it up multiple times. Your simplifying details makes it sooooo much easier to understand! I am spending a half hour everyday just making loops till I can do them in my sleep! You are right there with me, explaining it each time. When you get to my age, repetition is important! I can't tell you how happy I am to have found you!!!
Susan Fleischman Awesome Susan! I'm so happy you found me too. I know what it's like to be a beginner and have to struggle. I am thrilled to know that I made a difference. Keep it up and thanks so much for your support.
Wonderful, inspiring stuff! Thank you so much, Liz. I adore making jewellery but am constantly frustrated by grr-argh loops! Now, thanks to you, I feel encouraged. Please keep your videos coming. Bless you xxx
So happy I found your series of wire wrapped loops ! I think I have been lousiest loop maker in world ,no go . I am getting it now ,not perfect yet because tools slip at wrong moment but getting there . I will succeed one of these days . Thank You so much !
I'm so happy I can help. You will have perfect in no time.
Your tutorials are awesome and a big shout out to your camera person. He or she is great! Makes such a difference.
Love your instructions! Very clear and very helpful!! Thank you so much! Blessings to you!
New subscriber here...these three videos on wire wrapping are the best I have seen. Your clear, concise, no nonsense instructions have been a big help and I do believe that I will be able to make a perfect wire wrap now!!! Thanks so much for sharing...I'm so glad I found you:)
+Kathleen Kovach Hi Kathleen! Thanks so much for your feedback. That really makes me feel good. You will not even have to think about it after a few tries. Thank you for your support.
I already know how to wrap, but I always say, you can never watch to many tutorials. Especially good ones like yours! Excellent job, thank you!
OceanBlueLady/ Jacki Thank you so much!
Very consistent in your explanations and methods. Thanks for the clear demonstration!
Jen Loomans Thanks so much Jen for watching and your nice comment.
Just wonderful Liz, I like your attention to detail, you thought of everything.
I LOVE your videos!
I appreciate how you make them so easy to follow and figure out exactly what you're doing. I'm just starting to learn jewelry making and creating and your videos are a treasure trove to me.
New subbie here.
Thank you so much for sharing and PLEASE keep teaching us.
YOU ROCK!
Wow, thank you so much! I love your enthusiasm and the fact that I inspire you means so much to me. Thank you excelbaby69 for your support.
I have always struggled with wrapped loops and as a consequence have avoided them like the plague! However, having watched your 3 videos and worked along with you I have produced my very first 2 wrapped loops that actually look decent. Thank you very much for taking the fear out of wrapped loops for me :-) x
That's awesome Kate! Thank you so much for watching.
These are a great review! I haven't been able to do any jewelry for about 7 years due to neurological issues, so am learning again. Thanks so much.
Once again Liz you made this so clear. Thankyou so much!!!!
This is, hands down, the best tutorial I have seen on this, ever. Thank you so much! I'm settling in for some good binge watching. Can't wait to see what other tutorials you have.
Thank you so much, Kate ❤
Thank you so much for this tut. You are the best I have seen on wire wraps. Now maybe I can do it with out making a mess lol.
+Sherry Castro Thank you so much Sherry for your kind feedback. I appreciate your support. You will have it mastered in no time.
Great Video! I watched Part 1,2,3 and now I think I am ready to tackle a bracelet. I have had so much trouble with Jump Rings and I thank you for showing me how to do the WRAP instead. You saved me a lot of headaches. lol
+Arleen D That's great to hear Arleen. Thank you so much for watching my channel. Do give my Unisex Bracelet a try because all it is is a double wrapped link and it makes a great accent, bead or an entire bracelet/necklace.
Thank you again. I am so excited and ready to go. This has made my morning. Now I can sleep with a smile on my face(2:30am). lol My jewelry can look professional. I had been avoiding wire wrapped loops because mine looked so sloppy. God bless. :D
Harley Darleen You are so welcome Darleen. You will have your loops perfected in no time. Thanks for watching and for your support.
I can't believe how much you sound like Jamie Lee Curtis ♡♡♡ Great video too!
Peg Danelius LOL...not the first time I've heard that. Thanks for watching Peg.
I just love your videos. I think you have the best way to do coils I have seen. It really does work. Thank you so so much. I also love the way you put your links together. It is by far the neatest way. Keep them coming.
You made my day Elaine ❤
Again, Very Concise Instructions...
Once again such great instruction. We can always use good basic information. I watch these videos all the time because you can learn something new every day. You have such a way of telling things . I just really appreciate it. I am going to get on Facebook soon and get a message to you on the Liver of sulfur. I have never used the gel but have wanted to. Thank you again for sharing your talent . Peace for you and yours and God bless.
Paula Binkley You are so sweet Paula...thank you so much for your support. It means so much to me. I have the gel and can get it to you if you want.
This was so well done! You are one amazing teacher. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain the basics in such a clear and concise way. I'm definitely subscribing and watching many (if not all) of your videos.
Thanks again.
Love all your wire wrapping videos! A very big help for me, thank you so mmuch!
Excellent instructions!! I love your creations! Thank you!!
I really love your videos! You explain things so well and make it so easy. Thanks!
This lady rocks at explaining things!
Barbara Starlyt Hi Barbara. I love your excitement and enthusiasm! Yes, there are fabulous tools out there (Lindstrom = $60 per plier) and German tools are very good but are expensive. If you are just starting out, you don't have to buy expensive tools right away. You will be going through several to see what size works for you and what your needs will be as you gain experience. I will be selling good tools at a great price on my website (still waiting for it to be completed, aargh!).
Thanks so much for your support and your kind comment.
I did this style of link :-D Genius BTW , for my maiden voyage into jewelery making ! Thank you so much ,this is the tutorial and teacher that helped bring forth my first bracelet! Thank you !
Thank you! I took a class on wire wrapping years ago and couldn't quite remember. This was the perfect refresher.
You all prolly dont care but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I stupidly forgot my account password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
@Leland Hamza Instablaster :)
@Jaxx Mathew I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Jaxx Mathew It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my account :D
@Leland Hamza no problem :)
Thank you! I'm in love with your work. The technique used make easy to do that. Now, I need to practice and I'm sure ,It will be fine. Thank!
❤ thank you, Bianca.
Thank you, what a great tutorial of this technique. I'm making my first bracelet. Muchas gracias.
...ditto from previous video comment... You’re a game changer, honestly. 🏆🏅👑💥✨💖✨
hi Lizard, thank you for such an instructive video. I always have trouble with loops and can never get two the same. Also, when I squeeze the end bit in I move all the loops upwards, what am I doing wrong? can you also tell me what you mark the round nose pliers with? when I did that the mark came off. You are a most excellent and natural teacher, thank you.
Hi Avril
I'm guessing you're talking about tucking in your wire after cutting it..your wraps might not be tight enough around the wire or too separated and causing them to move. I use a regular Sharpie permanent marker. Yes it will rub off but leaves a faint mark so you can remark it, frequently. Thank you for your support and calling me Lizard...haven't heard that in awhile.
Thank you for teaching so nicely. 🙋🏻🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️
Fabulous tutorial ! Thanks to you , I finally "get it!" . Where were you 30 yrs ago when I was taking college geometry ! lol Really though, huge thanks for explaining everything so articulately and structured etc! Happy new year !
Thank you so much Kimberly, for watching and your kind comment. Happy New Year to you too!
Such a great help to us newbies big big TY!
ladytess57 You are so welcome. Thank you for watching.
excellent instructions. Finally my loops look decent.
Thank you thank you tnak you. now maybe I can wrap those earrings to look good. My earrings are nice but the wrapping always looks sloppy so I try to avoid them if possible. thank you again I know they will come out better now.
maria munoz You are so welcome Maria. With just a little practice, you will be doing it without even thinking about it. Thanks so much for watching.
This was so so helpful!! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this video. I am having trouble with the loops catching and snagging on each other and was wondering whether this is happening because my loops are too big? Do you know why this happens? Thank you in advance.
Clare La Puma Corre Thank you Clare for watching. To be honest, I think it's something that can't be avoided. I have that problem too and perhaps smaller loops would help. I think it gets fetched up at the base where the wrap is.
Thank you, Liz! And thanks again for your great instruction. All the best, Clare
thank you ..i practiced this tonight and got it almost perfect.. but got the gyst of it now..
Превосходноооо! Понятно, видно, а результат убедительный!
amazing video! thank u so much Liz!
Thank you for the best video
Thank you! ❤
Madam thank you for your reply .I cleared my doubts after watching your video
Great, clear, tutorial covering all contingencies and solutions. Thank you!
Good morning,I was mortified when I saw that the predictive text had changed your name, I'm really sorry. Thank you for your sense of humour. I've been practicing your methods,and although not perfect yet,am having some success. your reply is on the ball because that's exactly what I find. I've taught myself to make jewellery but always missed being taught by an expert. I really appreciate your advice and eagerly look forward to your further videos. Thank you for replying to me.x
LOL...that's funny, the darn auto spell can be a pain at times. I really appreciate your kind comment and I'm really glad you are liking my teaching. I will be working on a new video...I needed a kick in the butt to do it.
Thank you for the tutorial! Any suggestions on a "good" wire cutter?
At what length the round nose plier needs to be marked? Well explained tutorial. Thanx.
Practice your loops and mark your pliers for the size you like. Round nose pliers vary in sizes.
Absolutely fabulous video, thank you SO much
+Miriam Trusiana Thank you so much Miriam. I appreciate it!
Great tutorial, thank you
Thank you...great instruction.
Thanks so much for teaching this!
My pleasure!
I am curious about the copper or brass wires for rings...do they cause the skin to discolor? When you hold pennies in a moist palm you end up with dark marks...do the rings do that?
Hi Tari
That is a good question and my answer is no. I don't have any trouble with that. I imagine if you are more acidic it could happen.
Thanks, I wondered if that might be the case. It is a good gauge for determining diet then...to bring the body into a more pH balanced state. ;-) Thanks again.
Thx so much for sharing!!!
I can't believe you got 17 dislikes on this video! What is there to dislike? I love your tutorials and you explain so well.
It's up to 73 now, it's just people that are frustrated, going out of their minds. LOL.
@@naturalphilosophy9649 I mean, it's a FREE tutorial that nobody forced them to watch. Crazy entitled people.
This was one of my first videos that a16yr old filmed and edited 7 years ago. Neither of us knew what we were doing. People are getting spoiled with the high-tech productions I guess...
My links keep catching onto each other and makes a kind of kink. It’s easily de tangled but is there a way to avoid this? They kind of overlap and get stuck at times if that’s makes sense
@jellzpellz7774 I get what you're saying. If there is any kind of a corner or bend within the loop, it could catch. Make sure your wraps aren't below the base of the loop and the bend is covered.
Learning how to make those loops so I can make charms. Only thing I think I. need better wire cutters. Where did you get yours? And i cant wire wrap with my left hand so i am using my fingers.
I owned a bead shop so I always had access to supplies. You want a full flush cutter, and spend some money on it. $20+ should get you a good cutter. Heavy gauge wire 18 gauge and heavier needs a heavy duty cutter. It's all about the steel it's made of. Cheap cutters will not last long,
Yes you do sound like Jamie Lee Curtis. I would like to buy some really good pliers to start. Where I get the German Ones.
Thanks, Liz, for a wonderful and very informative video. I have learned a lot from watching you. Now I can make a much nicer and more intricate rosary thanks to Your talent.
Awesome video
Nice work !
era o que eu procurava. muito obrigada!
Love u, love u 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thank you, thank you ❤
Great tutorials on all 3 videos . What length do you cut your wire for those beads ?
Thank you, Debbie. Try a few inches of wire, make your component, and see how much you waste and go from there for pre-cutting your pieces.
@@makingiteasywithliz I think I have been using too short a piece of wire and combined with 20 gauge wire mine ends up a mess instead of neat like yours . I have ordered a lighter gauge and I will use a longer piece to get more control , hopefully that helps .
@@makingiteasywithliz I found some 60mm headpins and thought I would retry on some of my previous earrings I had done with other peoples methods . I kind of floofed the first one which ended up more the squished spiral look but OMG the others turned out like bought ones . Thank you so much :)
Could you please shows the website where you ordered supplies. Thanks
I owned a bead store and bought them wholesale.
Shokran jazilan!!!!
+Amel Jaber You are so welcome.
Nice. Thank you
How much can you sale a necklace if is done like that
Bonjour , j'aimerais savoir quelle grosseur de fil on doit prendre pour faire ses crochets d'oreiile et anneaux ? SVP . merci.
I'm agree with rebeccajns, your tutorial on this technique is the best, thank you so much, now I know how to make this links that looks more professional. Thanks.
Lizbeth Stanley That's awesome Lizbeth, and you made my day. Thank you for watching and your kind comment.
After your done , what is the best way to get your fingerprints off the beads ?
NvrMissBravo dish soap and water
Can you do this with head pins
Headpins are awesome for this, my favorite. They're work hardened and make nice precise wraps. 2.5-3" long. I do sell headpins in bulk on my website. Many thanks for watching, and your great question LisaC.
www.makingiteasywithliz.com
Where do you purchase the flush wire cutter?
www.makingiteasywithliz.com
Good job
what size is the wire? TYIA
Best video.❤️
Nasrin Davallou Many thanks!
Thanks from india
Love all your videos! Those beautiful nail polishes 💅 add extra pizzazz!
thank you soo much....!!
Hi Liz! What size of headpin are you using for these links? Is it 3 inch? :)
Yes, those are 3 inch headpins. I do sell them on my website
www.makingiteasywithliz.com
thanks great tutorial
Perfeitos!!😍😍😍😍
Great video thanks I need help! There’s NO videos showing how to do this with a no hole rectangle cabochon as a connecting piece I’ve commented for help on every wrapping video I watch and no one ever responds I need a hero please make video on this🙏
Look for "wire wrapped pendant link" or wire wrapped cabachon. You may need to modify it to fit your needs.
What wire I buy I bought 20 gauge 08 it to soft so what wire I buy please someone help me🙏
Half-hard wire or use long head pins which are hard wire.
I need somw help. I have used different types of permanent markers to mark my round nose pliers. They all seem to rub off 😭 which marker do you use.
Yes, it does rub off but leaves enough of a mark to see where to remark it. Thanks for watching. I use Sharpie.
@@makingiteasywithliz Thank You 🤗🤗🤗
What gauge wire should I use? X
EmmaMorgan09 I like 20 gauge generally. It depends on the size of your beads.
What gauge wire is this?
+Simone I like 20 gauge for 6mm-8mm beads. Use 18g for larger, 22g for smaller. You will know with experience.
I'd like to know the plier"s name please .
Chain nose and round nose
@@makingiteasywithliz thank you .for answer.
.
what gauge wire are you using?
20 gauge is nice and average size. For smaller beads 22g and for bold chunky beads 18g. For tiny beads 24g. Thanks so much for watching
😊👍