Hope you love this one! :)) Timestamps 00:00 Materials and measures 00:05 Tools 00:12 To Begin 00:20 Capture the Cabochon Midway 00:40 Start the Moon 02:40 Wrap the Frame 10:30 Embellishments Adding Wire, hammer and sand 29:50 See Inspiration Moons! 43:00
I guess my algorithm never let me see you and I see you have a zillion videos which is fantastic. It makes me mad that I only now found you. I just so happen to have made two moons and didn't have any clue what to do with them. So at least I'm halfway their😂
You have made me so HAPPY! I first fell in love with your design when I first saw this pendant on your Facebook page. I was hoping that you would show how you made it. Thank you. 💞
Love this one so much! Can't wait to try it...so many possibilities swirling in my brain right now! You should patent that midway capture. It is so versatile! Thanks again for sharing your talent!
I was hoping to see you excited about this one! Can't wait to see what your amazing, creative hands and mind do with this! Funny you say that... I am actually talking to someone.
Beautifully demonstrated. Your use of pliers and your wire control is amazing. So talanted. Thanks for sharing,I can only aspire to create anything similar to this piece.
Another beautiful piece and I love your teachings. Thank You so much for all you do. All of your videos help me in more ways than I can say here and this reminds me to say this: This lovely lady has over 50 tutorials at our disposal. That’s a lot of work and knowledge that we are all gleaning from her. Please subscribe to her channel .😇it helps her grow and it doesn’t cost us a thing but it will make you feel better inside to help. I myself have over 62 subs and yes I really mostly utilize daily 4 to 5 but there is new stuff to choose from constantly. The more you subscribe the better your algorithm gets. That’s good for you. Thanks as always, and have a wonderful day to all you reading this. Peggy
This is so pretty. You make it look effortless to make. I know better! Is there a coating that you recommend putting on the copper wire to keep it looking shiny and new and keeps it from naturally patinaing? And how do I do this and not affect the stone? Thanks in advance. Denise
Hi Denise, thanks for a great question and comment! If you're going to work with Bare Natural Copper wire, then here's how I'd handle it.. first, build the pendant and don't worry about the copper yet. Once the jewelry is built, wash it with Luke warm water and a mild dish or hand soap, use an old toothbrush and scrub it gently all over. Rise completely and dry completely. You will notice the cleaned bare copper wire looks slightly shiny now. You can then use a polishing cloth, a Sunshine cloth works great and will be safe for your Stone too. Then when the metal is completely cleaned and dry, I use a tiny paint brush to carefully paint on a metal sealant called ProtectaClear. Here is there link ... read it all first, this is a chemical process and while it's non toxic after it cures, I suggest you make sure to open windows while working with it.... I have a video in my Articles on how to patina and polish out the wire, along with showing how I paint on the sealant. You can protect the stone with a bit of painters tape carefully shaped to the stone. I hope this helps! www.everbritecoatings.com/jewelry?gclid=CjwKCAjw6dmSBhBkEiwA_W-EoAXo5KsLtpgVeE87sf8WK26BxpSidYswY9H1FeMQlhLkuJczdHLwzRoCx9gQAvD_BwE.
As an alternative to all this work on bare copper... you could also simply buy what is called Non-tarnish or Anti tarnish copper wire. It's already coated off the spool. The flip side is that you can't patina anti tarnish copper so that spool would be your Natural looking copper only. It won't discolor. Let me know if you have any more questions. 😍
Thanks Andrea! You can do the sub, but 20g is a bit larger so it leave some gaps between the coils as they make the curve, otherwise, it'll work the same and look just as nice.
Great question, Nicholas, the point on the back of a true faceted gemstone, will not be as graceful as the flat back cab... if you use a pointed stone, it's best to make more of a loop at the bottom and only circle one wire... I don't know how deep the point is on yours, but if it's a deep one, it's better to not start with that S shape... the point goes off center there. I hope I explained that okay for you. Let me know how it goes. Thanks again!!
There is a really good prong setting I saw on instagram... I'm sorry I don't remember who did it, but you might take a look for it... she used a really really clean setting for a round faceted gem with a really deep pavilion in the back. She has beautiful fingernails. Thanks again!
Hope you love this one! :))
Timestamps 00:00
Materials and measures 00:05
Tools 00:12
To Begin 00:20
Capture the Cabochon Midway 00:40
Start the Moon 02:40
Wrap the Frame 10:30
Embellishments Adding Wire, hammer and sand 29:50
See Inspiration Moons! 43:00
I guess my algorithm never let me see you and I see you have a zillion videos which is fantastic. It makes me mad that I only now found you.
I just so happen to have made two moons and didn't have any clue what to do with them. So at least I'm halfway their😂
I'm so grateful you found me! I have a couple different moon tutorials, enjoy!
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you for sharing with us
Have a terrific day
♥️♥️♥️🌈🦋
Thank you! You too, Lynda!
Thanks for mooning us, so to speak! I can't wait to moon someone too. 😂
🤣🥰 awesome!
I just found your Chanel …I love this moon wrap❤❤❤
Thank you, Autumn, I'm so happy that you do! Hugs back! Thanks for watching, And welcome to my channel!🙏🌷💕
Спасибо. Это очень красиво❤
Stupenda luna. Complimenti e grazie di aver pubblicato il tutorial. ❤️
Thank you so much, Simone, enjoy making them! 🙏❤️
You have made me so HAPPY! I first fell in love with your design when I first saw this pendant on your Facebook page. I was hoping that you would show how you made it. Thank you. 💞
Thanks Linda, I hope you have fun with it!🥰🤩
Love that you utilize this wrap , so versatile
Thank you, it is. I've been setting small cabs this way for a very long time. It's a wonderful technique.🤩🥰
That is so beautiful! Hope you had a delightful time with family and are now back to teach us your wonderful craft! Thank you 😊
We did, thank you!! I'm glad you like the tutorial! Larger wire wraps are up next.🤩🥰
Love this one so much! Can't wait to try it...so many possibilities swirling in my brain right now! You should patent that midway capture. It is so versatile! Thanks again for sharing your talent!
I was hoping to see you excited about this one! Can't wait to see what your amazing, creative hands and mind do with this! Funny you say that... I am actually talking to someone.
Really like the variations!!!
Thank you for watching!
Che meravigliosa perfezione di gesti e tecnica🥰
Thank you for this lovely comment, Rossella!
Beautiful Piece!
Thank you! Cheers!
Gorgeous piece!!
Thank you!
I love moons and this is gorgeous! I’m gonna hit rewind now and do one for myself! Thank you so much for sharing!
You are so welcome! Thank you too Jeanette, have fun!
Oh I do love this one. You surprised me, I never would’ve guessed what your piece would become. Nice! 🌛🥰 Thank you!
Thank you Mary! I hope you enjoy it. Wire wrap for larger stones is coming next. 🥰🤩
Omg, this is a great design and tutorial! Thank you!
My pleasure, enjoy it!!🥰
Wow, another absolutely gorgeous design! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! 😊
Absolutely gorgeous 🙏❤ thank you so much for your good tutorial
Thanks so much 😊
OMG I love it. Thank you so much. i was so hoping you would do a moon tutorial. OH I am so tickled. Thank you. 🤩🤩
Thanks Marti!! I hope you enjoy it!🥰🤩
So beautiful, thank you!
Thank you too!🤩
Beautifully demonstrated. Your use of pliers and your wire control is amazing. So talanted. Thanks for sharing,I can only aspire to create anything similar to this piece.
You are so kind, thank you!!🥰
Once again absolutely gorgeous you are so talented thank you for sharing
Thank you so much!!🥰🤩
Absolutely love your beautiful design
Looks very secure and elegant
Thank you for your time and talent
Enjoy your day ❤️❤️❤️🌈🦋
Thank you so much 😊 Your comment is very much appreciaetd.
OMG l love this!
Thanks Amber, have fun!!🥰🤩
LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!! 💫🙏🏽😘🥰🌀thanks again goddess!!! You the best!!!
Thank you!! I was thinking you might love this one. Moody moonstones would be gorgeous!🥰❤🥰
Sei fantastica...rendi vivo il metallo!🤩
So cute ❤️🇩🇰
Thanks, Leila!
Eeeeekkkkkk thank you
Thank you!
Another beautiful piece and I love your teachings. Thank You so much for all you do. All of your videos help me in more ways than I can say here and this reminds me to say this: This lovely lady has over 50 tutorials at our disposal. That’s a lot of work and knowledge that we are all gleaning from her. Please subscribe to her channel .😇it helps her grow and it doesn’t cost us a thing but it will make you feel better inside to help. I myself have over 62 subs and yes I really mostly utilize daily 4 to 5 but there is new stuff to choose from constantly. The more you subscribe the better your algorithm gets. That’s good for you. Thanks as always, and have a wonderful day to all you reading this. Peggy
Your kind and generous support warms my heart every time I see you.
This is so pretty. You make it look effortless to make. I know better! Is there a coating that you recommend putting on the copper wire to keep it looking shiny and new and keeps it from naturally patinaing? And how do I do this and not affect the stone? Thanks in advance. Denise
Hi Denise, thanks for a great question and comment! If you're going to work with Bare Natural Copper wire, then here's how I'd handle it.. first, build the pendant and don't worry about the copper yet. Once the jewelry is built, wash it with Luke warm water and a mild dish or hand soap, use an old toothbrush and scrub it gently all over. Rise completely and dry completely. You will notice the cleaned bare copper wire looks slightly shiny now. You can then use a polishing cloth, a Sunshine cloth works great and will be safe for your Stone too. Then when the metal is completely cleaned and dry, I use a tiny paint brush to carefully paint on a metal sealant called ProtectaClear. Here is there link ... read it all first, this is a chemical process and while it's non toxic after it cures, I suggest you make sure to open windows while working with it.... I have a video in my Articles on how to patina and polish out the wire, along with showing how I paint on the sealant. You can protect the stone with a bit of painters tape carefully shaped to the stone. I hope this helps! www.everbritecoatings.com/jewelry?gclid=CjwKCAjw6dmSBhBkEiwA_W-EoAXo5KsLtpgVeE87sf8WK26BxpSidYswY9H1FeMQlhLkuJczdHLwzRoCx9gQAvD_BwE.
As an alternative to all this work on bare copper... you could also simply buy what is called Non-tarnish or Anti tarnish copper wire. It's already coated off the spool. The flip side is that you can't patina anti tarnish copper so that spool would be your Natural looking copper only. It won't discolor. Let me know if you have any more questions. 😍
Another amazing piece!!!! Could I substitute 20 half round for this beauty? Ty so much!❤
Thanks Andrea! You can do the sub, but 20g is a bit larger so it leave some gaps between the coils as they make the curve, otherwise, it'll work the same and look just as nice.
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry Awesome! Thanks so much! LOVE your carefully created frames! Beautifully perfect!
Can I use this "chasing" method with faceted back stone?
Great question, Nicholas, the point on the back of a true faceted gemstone, will not be as graceful as the flat back cab... if you use a pointed stone, it's best to make more of a loop at the bottom and only circle one wire... I don't know how deep the point is on yours, but if it's a deep one, it's better to not start with that S shape... the point goes off center there. I hope I explained that okay for you. Let me know how it goes. Thanks again!!
There is a really good prong setting I saw on instagram... I'm sorry I don't remember who did it, but you might take a look for it... she used a really really clean setting for a round faceted gem with a really deep pavilion in the back. She has beautiful fingernails. Thanks again!