If you don't try you won't know how easy it is. Don't worry about messing up, this isn't a science. He has mistakes but he doesn't worry about them and fixes it.
Gotta say..... I am a teacher, and YOU are a great teacher! You are interesting to listen to, funny, and I’ve learned so much from you. I have an online boutique, and you have really helped inspire my creativity! I like to just start working with the wire and see what I end up with. You have given me some amazing techniques. Thank you!
Thank you for being incredible. I have a thousand things that I want to say but the information you give for nothing is amazing. You are absolutely A Unicorn of wire. The amount of info you are giving without cost is insane.
I didn’t know they were rings. I thought that they were the mid arm cuffs that were popular in the early 2000s. Also…THANK YOU for teaching us about the gauge system. Now I KNOW which gauge to get for my loc jewelry. And your tips with how to position your hand when manipulating the copper was extremely helpful!
I absolutely love these designs! For the infinity one I used 16 gauge but made it much larger for an arm bracelet and it looks super cool! Thanks for the easy tutorial!
Great video and lovely designs. I've recently bought a whole load of wire, thankfully some to practice on before I use the silver. Just got to get my little craft room organised and I'll be watching this video again. Thank you for making it.
Those are really cool. I’m pretty new to ring making. I’ve been making them for a couple years. But I go back and forth between painting and jewelry making. So this was fun to see.
Your videos inspired me to learn how to make these fabulous rings that are so easy to make and too cute to resist. I'm learning so much! Can't wait to start making them for Christmas gifts to my family. Thank you, I love your work!
I love your work. I usually have added a bead or use a stone on my rings. I have done some with wire only too. Need more practice. Thanks for this video.
O, my gosh. Tht ws soo amazin. As a beginner, I definitely struggled with tucking my wires. I hvnt tried ur method yet, (I wanted to comment) I feel confident tht I'v got it. Thank you!!! 😃
Hey, Matt--I've been watching your videos for months and finally tried making one of your projects. These rings are COOL!!! I Had so much fun and ended up with three really great rings. They were supposed to be for my daughter, but....I don't know. I might need to keep them for myself!
I think I've found a new hobby ☺ thought I'd make jewelry came across your video making wire jewelry with stones and said I like stones and the wire looks fun to work with and express creativity. Been watching your videos for the last 24hrs unlimited ideas 😃 can't wait to get started 🤗
You are so motivating Matt. I'm a handcrafted of jewelry, namely rings.... I started makin these simple rings with 1 loop on top & 1 on the bottom. Literally takes me less than 2 min to complete. Wow...they are great sellers! People love them & I love the profit margin! Thank you!!!!!
New to your channel: Wow...so cool. You make it look so easy! I usually wind up nicking/scratching the metal during the process of forming the metal. Thanks for taking the time to produce and share the demo. Have a peaceful one.
Hi Matt! I'm completely new to jewelry making and want to create my own financial business before going in. I have a lot of questions and seek wisdom from your advice. I would love help and forever be grateful and in your debt since your intelligent, wise, greatly experienced, and master in this field.
Hey Matt, this looks so much fun. #19:33 the prettiest yet classy. Awesome work. You dont plan or sketch in advance your designs. You just eyeball everything, sign of a great artist. Love your work. Keep it up.
Love your videos, Matt, short but sweet and full of content, crazy fun. You're kinda goofy but super talented and inspiring! I just made wire-only bracelets from one of your videos, Yay Me! And i can't wait to try some rings! Thanks so much, young man! ~dancynmoon ~
Your videos are both inspiring and instructional, but most importantly, you don't use that annoying soft "crafting video" voice :) So thanks for all of it!
I am new to your channel! Finally a TH-camr who can skip the extra chatter that doesn’t even pertain to the video, and just get straight to the instructions. Instructions are clear and easy to follow. Thank you for these easy to follow tutorials!!
Candi, you are speaking my language! I can't stand those long, unneccessary intros. But if you buy my premium subscription, I'll include the unneccesaary intos... Like this... th-cam.com/video/97mJw2urrt0/w-d-xo.html
ive been looking for some simple wire only designs. these are great, have to try them. seems a lot of what people like to publish are their most advanced spectacular tutorials, which is great obviously, just very intimidating.
Bought beads and wire to make dangles for journals I make for my Etsy shop, and got to looking at other things to do with my supplies, as I am a craft junkie, I can't say there is one I haven't tried that I didn't like. So intrigued to see what else I can do with the wire 🤔 and such. Came across your channel, and decided to look at a few of your videos. New subbie here, would love to be crafty TH-cam friends! Tfs
Let me say, I am legit a beginner. Like I brought stuff today to do some creative jewelry. This video is not massively long and boring, it is actually really neat. I wish I would have saw it sooner, I was wondering what the difference between gauges were! Thank you Matt!
16 is strong for building structure 18 is strong but a bit more bendable 20 is for making designs, cages for stones, etc. 22 is for more delicate designs 24-28 are for tying different parts of thicker wire together to hold pieces in and strengthen them.
These are so cute, thank you for sharing your wisdom. I already make wire cuffs for dreadlocks that I sell, but have had several people ask for wire rings, so I really appreciate the tutorial. What kind of price do these sell for? I would have no idea how much to ask for them. Thanks again, Amber.
Love the Challenge. Thought to share idea. Bobbi pins. I small stone or chip shell or pearl on the end or chop sticks painted and wire wrapped on end or feather's 1-5 crimped with or without chip or bead. Have a great day.
Just found your channel. So impressed! And inspired! Love the designs. Also entertaining. I’m a newbie, trying to learn new things to make for a craft fair (just until I fundraise enough to get my dog eye surgery). Thank you for the tutorials.
I made the "infinity" yay! THANK YOU for your patient and detailed teachings. I also made a spiral misshaped one...uhg, 14 gauge... with no mandrel, I can't find one like yours so I ordered another kind and hopefully will be here in a month... how can I send you the photo of what I made? I am very proud of my mess, being 62 and with no prior training, so go easy on me when you see them, Matt!
Could you advise on where exactly to buy the silver wire and copper wire I looked on Amazon’s website and I’m not sure what brand is the best and it’s because I’m on a limited income when it comes to spending and I just don’t want to buy the wrong wire that will work for the two simple rings you showed us how to make in this video
I was trying to find the first video of yours I ever saw that lead me to subscribing and watching all of your videos. I think it was this one. It was one about making wire rings for sure because that's what I started doing first. I wasn't very good about liking and commenting at first, but I'm trying to do better. I still enjoy making rings like these. :)
Hi! I just started making rings and have been loving it so far! However, I noticed my rings have marks from the pliers. I’m wondering if it could be that I’m pressing/squeezing too hard or is it the type of pliers? I’m using the “long nose pliers”. Hoping that with practice they’ll look as beautiful as your rings! Thanks!
Scratching and marring the wire is part of learning. Everyone does it. Usually, you are not applying enough strong grip to the wire. Sometimes you have the wrong angle. The more pieces you make, the better you will get at navigating how to hold and press and squeeze the pliers. You can wrap masking tape or painter's tape around the pliers for now, kind of as training wheels and that keeps them from scratching.
@@MattsCrazyArt but when your tightening the wire circles w the plyers that doesnt mark the wire ..I just got a plastic nose plyer ,but that is too thick to do that
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I’m so scared to start working with wire because it looks so difficult, but these might be easy enough for me to try. Thank you 😊
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If you don't try you won't know how easy it is. Don't worry about messing up, this isn't a science. He has mistakes but he doesn't worry about them and fixes it.
Besides, copper s cheap and great to start with. You can find aluminum and copper wire in common things like light ballasts and appliance cords.
You never know unless you try, you got this! I believe in you!! :D
it’s actually a lot easier than it looks
I feel like he is the bob ross of wire wrapping
Hes a boss
@Jordy Ezekiel shut up....shut up shut up shut up shut up!!!
@Jordy Ezekiel that's her privacy tho....
The video that started my ring-making obsession.
My wire and I disagree STRONGLY about who’s boss😂😂
Hit it with a stick and show it who is boss.
“Tell the wire who’s boss” 😂
“What’s that? That’s some unfocused camera” 😂😂 Made my day
Gotta say..... I am a teacher, and YOU are a great teacher! You are interesting to listen to, funny, and I’ve learned so much from you. I have an online boutique, and you have really helped inspire my creativity! I like to just start working with the wire and see what I end up with. You have given me some amazing techniques. Thank you!
❤❤❤
Made my first successful ring by watching this tutorial!!🤩
Thank you for being incredible. I have a thousand things that I want to say but the information you give for nothing is amazing. You are absolutely A Unicorn of wire. The amount of info you are giving without cost is insane.
It’s very rustic I love it I’m almost 33 I’m trying to be a jeweler that’s my dream
Ryanguyt N/A GO FOR IT!
Wish you all luck
Good luck!
Go for your dream, we have one life, so live it and do it. Keep your self safe and your family me lovely.🧶🧶🧶💞💞💞
follow ya dreams man, good luck!
I didn’t know they were rings. I thought that they were the mid arm cuffs that were popular in the early 2000s. Also…THANK YOU for teaching us about the gauge system. Now I KNOW which gauge to get for my loc jewelry. And your tips with how to position your hand when manipulating the copper was extremely helpful!
This was how I found you. 😍 I began to binge watch your videos. You've helped me more than you will ever know, with your motivational videos.
I adored your love/hate relationship with ur camera. It made my day!
Thank you for all your creations. I can't believe how cool this art is. Wire wrappings on jewelry is so much fun 😍😍😍
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Just made a ring from this tutorial. It looks great for my third attempt and now I can sell it in my entrepreneurship class
I absolutely love these designs! For the infinity one I used 16 gauge but made it much larger for an arm bracelet and it looks super cool! Thanks for the easy tutorial!
Arm bands are super cool. Good job!
Great video and lovely designs. I've recently bought a whole load of wire, thankfully some to practice on before I use the silver. Just got to get my little craft room organised and I'll be watching this video again. Thank you for making it.
Thanks ciaphas100, go get it
Those are really cool. I’m pretty new to ring making. I’ve been making them for a couple years. But I go back and forth between painting and jewelry making. So this was fun to see.
Me too..I love it
I have loved making rings since I took my first jewelry making class (4 years ago) thank you for more fun Ideas to try!!
I believe that Art is a method of showing the world the beauty that is in your heart. =)
I have been watching how to make wire rings and yours is the only ones i could actually follow i would send pics if i knew how
I saw someone doing wire jewelry at a fair. I wanted to try it myself and these seem easy to try, I cant wait! They look amazing!
I just made one for my 4 year old granddaughter, just like the 1st design you did. It came out really good.
The ladies that appear before this video: you wanna cut it right here!!
This mad lad: Try it a few times, you'll learn.
Honestly, the best.
Your videos inspired me to learn how to make these fabulous rings that are so easy to make and too cute to resist. I'm learning so much! Can't wait to start making them for Christmas gifts to my family. Thank you, I love your work!
You're certainly are very gifted. The rings are beautiful.
I love your work. I usually have added a bead or use a stone on my rings. I have done some with wire only too. Need more practice.
Thanks for this video.
You are so talented and make it look so easy. I am all fingers and thumbs when trying
You’re positivity is amazing. 💫
O, my gosh. Tht ws soo amazin. As a beginner, I definitely struggled with tucking my wires. I hvnt tried ur method yet, (I wanted to comment) I feel confident tht I'v got it. Thank you!!! 😃
Hey, Matt--I've been watching your videos for months and finally tried making one of your projects. These rings are COOL!!! I Had so much fun and ended up with three really great rings. They were supposed to be for my daughter, but....I don't know. I might need to keep them for myself!
i’m glad to say that i will be making these on the weekend
His little speech about rings sizer made me so happy I’m a teen who is a size 8 and I always feel bad I love this guy 😭
this is awesome, it good for those who don't have all tools.. love it
I love how fast you are able to make these!
lotta repetition and not stressing over mistakes
Love all the designs, it's amazing what you do with wire. Thanks Matt
I think I've found a new hobby ☺ thought I'd make jewelry came across your video making wire jewelry with stones and said I like stones and the wire looks fun to work with and express creativity. Been watching your videos for the last 24hrs unlimited ideas 😃 can't wait to get started 🤗
You are so motivating Matt. I'm a handcrafted of jewelry, namely rings.... I started makin these simple rings with 1 loop on top & 1 on the bottom. Literally takes me less than 2 min to complete.
Wow...they are great sellers! People love them & I love the profit margin! Thank you!!!!!
What would you sell something like those rings for? I'm learning about jewelry
I sell them for $10 each. It's an awesome profit margin.
The ring you made with the black wire, also works for the Zodiac sign for Cancer, my sign. Very cute.
New to your channel: Wow...so cool. You make it look so easy! I usually wind up nicking/scratching the metal during the process of forming the metal. Thanks for taking the time to produce and share the demo. Have a peaceful one.
knick and scratch it over and over until you get a sense for how to use pressure and angles to avoid doing so. Keep practicing.
Only just found this tutorial but loving making rings with these techniques!
I love working with wire, going to keep practicing until I get better at it.
The black gunmetal looks really good.
Hi Matt! I'm completely new to jewelry making and want to create my own financial business before going in. I have a lot of questions and seek wisdom from your advice. I would love help and forever be grateful and in your debt since your intelligent, wise, greatly experienced, and master in this field.
th-cam.com/video/oFdImnWK7jI/w-d-xo.html
Love your squarey rec-tangular ringy. Lovely work Mr funny man
Hey Matt, this looks so much fun. #19:33 the prettiest yet classy. Awesome work. You dont plan or sketch in advance your designs. You just eyeball everything, sign of a great artist. Love your work. Keep it up.
Best tutorial yet. Can you tell me some other metals wires that won't tarnish? And how do you feel about .925 metal wire? Thank you
These are really fun! Thank you for the ideas. I love adjustable rings bc I swell so much in the summer😅
Love your videos, Matt, short but sweet and full of content, crazy fun. You're kinda goofy but super talented and inspiring! I just made wire-only bracelets from one of your videos, Yay Me! And i can't wait to try some rings! Thanks so much, young man! ~dancynmoon ~
Your videos are both inspiring and instructional, but most importantly, you don't use that annoying soft "crafting video" voice :) So thanks for all of it!
Nice job Matt. You just gave me ideas for the next holiday gift offering.
Love how you just show and do the work.
Thankyou Matt, my rings turned out so beautifull and so easy. Makes nice gifts.
I am new to your channel! Finally a TH-camr who can skip the extra chatter that doesn’t even pertain to the video, and just get straight to the instructions. Instructions are clear and easy to follow. Thank you for these easy to follow tutorials!!
Candi, you are speaking my language! I can't stand those long, unneccessary intros.
But if you buy my premium subscription, I'll include the unneccesaary intos...
Like this...
th-cam.com/video/97mJw2urrt0/w-d-xo.html
He is amazing. I follow him long time!!!
The guitar noodles at the end was my fav part. Thx 4 sharing.Peace.
All of the rings are so cool. I just love them. You make it look so easy.
I have been trying to make cool copper rings forever! Thank you! Now I can make rings for all my friends! 😁
I made one, just now. I did the dosido swirl and finished it off by swirling the sharp ends in in either side of the large swirl.
You sound like the Dax Shepard of jewelry 😄😀👏👏 the best
U know i just wanted to say thank you for all of your videos
You are awesome!! What a great video! I just sat and made a ring in minutes!! Thank you!
Amazing art work of yours pls. Upload morethanks for sharing🥰
ive been looking for some simple wire only designs. these are great, have to try them.
seems a lot of what people like to publish are their most advanced spectacular tutorials, which is great obviously, just very intimidating.
I'm too lazy for spectacular tutorials
My fave is the silver....that's usually all I wear and occasionally brass...love them both!💕 oh!! The cleft!! Yesss!!!
Bought beads and wire to make dangles for journals I make for my Etsy shop, and got to looking at other things to do with my supplies, as I am a craft junkie, I can't say there is one I haven't tried that I didn't like. So intrigued to see what else I can do with the wire 🤔 and such. Came across your channel, and decided to look at a few of your videos. New subbie here, would love to be crafty TH-cam friends! Tfs
Judy, friends now!!!
I love the free form typey ones.........then the squared off one was soooooooooo nice.........thank you for showing these......hugssss
Let me say, I am legit a beginner. Like I brought stuff today to do some creative jewelry. This video is not massively long and boring, it is actually really neat. I wish I would have saw it sooner, I was wondering what the difference between gauges were! Thank you Matt!
16 is strong for building structure
18 is strong but a bit more bendable
20 is for making designs, cages for stones, etc.
22 is for more delicate designs
24-28 are for tying different parts of thicker wire together to hold pieces in and strengthen them.
These are so cute, thank you for sharing your wisdom.
I already make wire cuffs for dreadlocks that I sell, but have had several people ask for wire rings, so I really appreciate the tutorial.
What kind of price do these sell for? I would have no idea how much to ask for them.
Thanks again, Amber.
Prices work like this - what are people willing to pay?
Wow so beautiful rings, I will do some of your design , love your work to much
I am 13 and enjoy watching you make things. mabey one day I will try to make a couple.
Love the Challenge. Thought to share idea. Bobbi pins. I small stone or chip shell or pearl on the end or chop sticks painted and wire wrapped on end or feather's 1-5 crimped with or without chip or bead. Have a great day.
Good idea!
You make everything look super easy 😊
Your designs are awesome
Just started making jewelry and love this video! Thanks for the lesson I'll be back
Hi my name is binu john. I am an indian form kerala. I like your Chanel
Very abstract rings. Love them! Great ideas🌟. Thanx for sharing✨
Just found your channel. So impressed! And inspired! Love the designs. Also entertaining. I’m a newbie, trying to learn new things to make for a craft fair (just until I fundraise enough to get my dog eye surgery). Thank you for the tutorials.
Oh I love rings too a lot ... and if I master this I will make them for my whole family thanks for teaching us here
I recently started making wire rings, thanks lol
Just done my first ring and love it thanks for all your help love you videos :)
I made the "infinity" yay! THANK YOU for your patient and detailed teachings. I also made a spiral misshaped one...uhg, 14 gauge... with no mandrel, I can't find one like yours so I ordered another kind and hopefully will be here in a month... how can I send you the photo of what I made? I am very proud of my mess, being 62 and with no prior training, so go easy on me when you see them, Matt!
I love the simplicity of your jewelry
Great video. I have to try these. I'm new to wire wrapping.
Could you advise on where exactly to buy the silver wire and copper wire I looked on Amazon’s website and I’m not sure what brand is the best and it’s because I’m on a limited income when it comes to spending and I just don’t want to buy the wrong wire that will work for the two simple rings you showed us how to make in this video
parawire.com
Thank you, Matt.
Aww. Brilliant! Will have a go. You make it look so easy. Thanks for this tutorial. Awesome!!!
Thank you for the great tutorial
You are amazing Matt ❤
All along I was thinking about the g clef and you show it at the end. I like the last silver one best though
I tried one and your video shows them so clearly 19:10
I was trying to find the first video of yours I ever saw that lead me to subscribing and watching all of your videos. I think it was this one. It was one about making wire rings for sure because that's what I started doing first. I wasn't very good about liking and commenting at first, but I'm trying to do better. I still enjoy making rings like these. :)
I’m going to be practicing all day!
Thank you again Matt! You're amazing! So many blessings to you and your loved ones!
Hi! I just started making rings and have been loving it so far! However, I noticed my rings have marks from the pliers. I’m wondering if it could be that I’m pressing/squeezing too hard or is it the type of pliers? I’m using the “long nose pliers”. Hoping that with practice they’ll look as beautiful as your rings! Thanks!
Scratching and marring the wire is part of learning. Everyone does it. Usually, you are not applying enough strong grip to the wire. Sometimes you have the wrong angle. The more pieces you make, the better you will get at navigating how to hold and press and squeeze the pliers. You can wrap masking tape or painter's tape around the pliers for now, kind of as training wheels and that keeps them from scratching.
Thanks Matt, you. Crazy guy!!!
WELL DONE!! I think flush cutters would be a better choice than the semi-flush that you are using. The flush ones leave the end flat not pointed.
This is so awesome. I am learnign a lot from you. gotta try this.
Yay!
@@MattsCrazyArt but when your tightening the wire circles w the plyers that doesnt mark the wire ..I just got a plastic nose plyer ,but that is too thick to do that
I’m gonna try making some of these to gift to my boyfriend!
Nice rings, I think I can do that!
I'm supposed to be sewing but I'm stuck on your video. Lol I also like to hit my wire work with a hammer or rubber mallet. 😊 great video 💙🐝💙
Awesome.I have 3 grandchildren I would love to make a size 3 for.