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- Learn how to create 3 types of chain links for jewellery making with this step by step tutorial.
These links can be connected together to make necklace chains and bracelets, or you could use them individually in, say, earrings or one either side of a focal necklace element. The only limit is your imagination!
Twisted Bar Link
Materials: Copper wire 2mm diameter (12 gauge), Jumprings.
Tools: Wire cutters; Hammers and block; Centre punch; Drill; File; Polishing tools.
Wrapped Bead Link
Materials: Copper wire 0.4mm diameter (26 gauge), Beads, Jumprings.
Tools: Round nose pliers, Wire cutters, Flat nose pliers (optional).
Double Link
Materials: Copper wire 0.9mm diameter (19 gauge), Jumprings.
Tools: Wire cutters, Bail-making pliers, Hammer and block.
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I love the double link - gorgeous shape, ephemeral. Thank you for putting these tutorials up, they're so helpful.
LOVE how you post a small picture of the item in the corner. So helpful!
You make this look so easy but it requires a great deal of technique! Great job
I especially like that third link; I don't think I've seen it anywhere before!
Very nice video; you teach well! I also really appreciate that you don't repeat the same things over and over again, that your videos are a good length for an attention-challenged person, LOL! It makes it easy to go back and review steps if necessary, too. Some other people's videos just go on and on and on, and I get so bored with them.
I love the metric system, except for thickness of wire, and croquet. Thanks for putting the gauge size up too! I'm really learning a lot from your videos
Thank you, and you're welcome! Gauge conversions still confuse me a bit, but I'm getting the hang of it. I don't know why measurements had to get so complicated!
Excellent - you're a good instructor and answer all questions. Much appreciate the mm and gauge information!
Thank you soooo much I’ve been trying to figure out one of these techniques for like a week. Can’t believe it was so simple lol 😅
Love these. Thank you for sharing your talent and knowledge with us.
I appreciate your method of making your tutorial. The side picture is very effective. Quite familiar with the first two links but not so much with the third. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!!. 🙏🏼❤️
I love your very clear descriptions of every step, very creative, thank you for posting these videos
Love this tute, can’t wait to try it myself! Thanks so much for sharing. 👌👍
Fabulous video/tutorial !!! I love the full instructions you give. You answer all the questions I generally have while attempting others videos. Thank you for sharing your talent
You're one of the best teachers on TH-cam. Thank you so much ❤
I love you! Congratulations on 14k subscribers! I have been learning so much from TH-cam, the internet is such a fabulous place to learn from different people! In my day, there was no such thing, and so this is absolutely fabulous, and thank YOU for being fabulous enough to show us! My latest issue with jewellery making has been the storage. I will have to look at the masters, see how you do it! All these little parts, and each project makes more and more messes, how to contain and keep the room from looking like a disaster area. We appreciate you, and now, I am not going to be buying anymore clasps!
woops- this was meant to post to your beautiful clasps tutorial on the knotted S clasp!
Thank you Andrea! 😊 Yes, I remember the days of searching endlessly through books to find the answer to anything! 😄 I'm glad you're enjoying the channel, and the clasps! I'm not sure I can help with the disaster area avoidance though! I'm definitely in the 'messy crafter' group! Neat craft spaces make me nervous! 😄
So simple and elegant! I love making my own links for chains too and have made a similar chain with the third link. I yet have to try my hand at hammering and will be going shopping for a drill as well to try the first link you showed! The second is my least favourite, but only because I REALLY suck at making wrapped and open loops, they always end up wonky and uneven! Yes, I know, practice makes perfect 😝 I may have to invest in some bail making pliers I think, might have more luck with even loops then 😂
Thank you Sandra! It sounds like I'm going to be responsible for some more shopping! Yes, bail-makers are my 'go-to' for keeping the loops even! But with link 2 being in 0.4mm wire, you do get the opportunity to re-shape the loops if they do go a bit wonky!
I really love the last one and as there's joiners downstairs I'm going to make one tomorrow while they're drilling and whatever. .I'll just blame them anyway lol!
Beautiful works . From Chile. Congratulations and many thanks 🇨🇱👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for sharing your knowlege and artistry.❤
Love this tutorial! And, I'm in live with the last chain link in the video. Thank you for sharing!!
I am not sure if I can do this but you give excellent instructions easy to understand compare to any other video.
Am giving this a try.
Thank you for the easy instructions and how camera is always right on what you are doing at the time.
What a great instructor you are. Very clear and precise direction! Thank you!!
Awww, thank you! 😊
These are great ! Thank you and hope you are safe and well.
Que sencillas y a la vez hermosas. Muchas gracias por compartir tu creatividad. Desde Chile un abrazo.
I love your tutorials! Makes me want to try wire!
Thank you for sharing.
Very helpful and excellently done tutorial. I will be making some chain to lengthen an existing necklace I have. Thank you!
Bravo. Really like the last one!
Love your tutorials. You explain everything great and that makes it easier to follow. Love your accent to.
Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying them and I'm glad you like the accent - I've been working on it all my life! 😆
Thanks for the video!! I liked the twisted bar link very much. Thanks!!
Amazingly beautiful. No need to buy chain when you can make them and be unique. I am glad I stumbled unto your tutorial. Will be looking forward to more great ideas. Thank you so much❤️🇨🇴
Thank you Pilar! I'm glad you like them!
Great video with clear and simple instructions. 👍
These are all so pretty!!!
Thanks for sharing! Love your tutorials.
You are Freakin' Amazing in nothing but the best way! Your Copper Creations are Beautiful and Inspiring!... Thank you for such a Wonderful Tutorial!....Peace Love and "Light"!...
Great video, thank you
Very nice. Learned something new today.
Thank you ☺️
Love your videos and jewelry ! ❤️
I wish I could share all the chains I’ve made in the past from your video’s ! 🤟🏻❤️💋🥰💕 Thank you again for sharing 💋
Thank you very much
Very informative
Thank you for sharing
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Thank you 😊
I love the marquee style! ~ I will be replicating this tonight ~~~~~ thanks for the inspiration ~~~
Thank you and you're welcome!😃
Wow very beautiful and creative.
Wow 🤩 so beautiful! Thank you
What a beautiful job! I suscribe.
Thanks for your teachings.
A hug from Bogotá Colombia.
Fantastic! Thank you for more instruction for chain making.... I love them all... can't wait to try them!
Thank you, and you're welcome!
I love your work.
Thank you very much for the video.
Always looking for new ideas. Thank you.
Just came across this tutorial and it was fantastic. Thanks!!
Thank you! 😊
wonderfully done
This is my first video by you & I so pleased. Easy to follow. I'm so excited to use these ideas in my jewelry making. Thxs.
Great ideas and easy to follow tutorial, thanks for sharing
Thank you Lindy!
OMG! How much time did you spend making ALL THE LINKS for the first bracelet ?????? Your labor cost must be astronomical!!
Love, Love Love it! Thanks so much.
Very nice tutorial and these chains are beautiful thank you so much sweetheart God bless
Thank you Stephen!
Thanks so much for this fab tutorial can't wait to try these lines out
You are welcome, Celia. Have fun chain-making!
Thank you! Great video!
Thanks Suzanne, I'm glad you like it!
Loved your tutorial! You make it so easy to try new things.
Lily.sei meravigliosa grazie di cuore +++++++!!!!
Grazie! 😊
Absolutely gorgeous! Going to give it go right now xxxxthank youxxxx
Thank you! I'm glad you like them!
How does she do that with those nails! and the work is beautiful
Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤
LOVE. So great.
Your work is so beautiful and inspires me , thank you for sharing 😍💐💕🙋🏽🌹
Very nice, thank you!
Love all your videos ❤
Love it! Thank you!
Thank you and you're welcome!
Beautiful chains 😍🙌🙌
Wow! Lovely! ❤️☀️🙂
Great tutorial! I particularly like the twisted bar link and would love to have a go at that. May I ask what drill you are using to drill the small holes? Do you have any recommendations for small handheld drills?
Sei bravissima, complimenti, fai delle cose meravigliose.❤️
This is awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing with us!!
Thank you! I'm glad you like it!
I really liked this and will be trying these. Thank you!
Thank you Martha, and you're welcome!
Lily-Tree how do i do if 10000 people buy things from me? I cant do all the things by myself it would take ages! And i cant do 100 either. Could i somehow buy from other stores in china and then sell it on my website? Or could i set a mark as only 50 avaliable per dat
Beautiful, thank you
Thank you and you're welcome!
Wow great video just what I was looking for.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
thanx a lot, very inspiring! Greetings from Austria :)
Austria is lovely! 😃 I'm glad you like the video!
Thank ya! 😄
Thanks for this great tutorial! I noticed you don't solder the jump rings closed and I'm curious to know if you ever have problems with them opening during wear?
You’re amazing! Thank you!❤️
Love them !
Thank you!
THE 3 CHAIN LINKS THAT YOU MADE ARE REALLY NICE , FOR THE LAST CHAIN LINK FOR THE LOOP WHAT SIZE IS IT THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR TUTORIAL
Amazing! So happy to have found you! TFS😀
Thank you!
Gorgeous
Thank you Maria!
I love your tutorials!!!
Thank you Creaciones!
Awesome. The pieces look so difficult and I'm sure they are more difficult than you've made it look. But it looks doable. I find I need to add something to my jewelry making to stand out and look different. I'll be following you, but in a good way. LOL Thanks for sharing :)
Thank you! These pieces aren't too bad, although I admit the video benefits from the ability to cut out the time I spend faffing about! And I'll be keeping an eye out for you! 😄
Amazing,so happy to find your video ❤️
Thank you!
Great tutorial! Love all three of these chains. I have one question, is the copper wire you use deadsoft or half hard?
The wire I have is dead soft. I find that this is easier to shape and manipulate, and for the hammered links the hammering then work-hardens it enough to hold its shape.
Can I hammer 16 or 18 gauge sterling silver in similar fashion?
Me encantó espero que me salga bien
Thank you for sharing
You're welcome!
Hi Charlene from Fl
Love it!!
Thank you! Great, useable info'. Hope to see more vids from you!
You're welcome! If you keep on watching, I'll keep on posting! 😄
Bellissimi tutti e tre!!
Grazie mille!
Love the links 😍
Thank you, Louise!
Do you make your own jump rings??If so what gauge of wire do you use?? Your work is beautiful!!!
Thank you! Yes I most often do. The gauge of wire depends on the piece I'm using them for, I most often use 1mm/18 gauge but have used anything between 0.8mm (20 gauge) and 1.5mm (15 gauge).
So beautiful and simple, a real treat. I've been looking for something like the third one. Thank you
Why not use a spring loaded punch and avoid the step with marker? Nice links!
I am so glad with your telanted
were do i get the drill you used ?