Thank you.This is the most informative & easy to follow elastic bracelet making video I have seen on youtube.I am a beginner to making bracelets & your video really helped me.👍
Hey, I made a few necklaces and the wire breaks after I attached the clasp to the jump ring. Do you think the wire isn’t strong enough to hold things together?
Cute bracelet ,... I just recently started making gemstone bracelets with elastic band, but I’m looking towards making something more sturdy and reliable. I think going with the wire & clasps is a better call & adds more class to the piece 😊
hello! there’s a pretty good chance you won’t see this but how did you close your elastic bracelets? did you just tie them off or use some sort of clasp? i want to make some necklaces and just tying it off won’t work well but i’ve only got access to elastic
Hi, so im trying to buy some crimp tubes and crimp cover beads, what sizes would you recomment i buy? Am i meant to buy crimp cover beads larger than the size of the crimp tubes?
My question is what type of wiring is used for this because I have tried this method over and over and have the hardest time pulling the wire through the crimp beads without leaving huge spaces in-between beads?
So is it true, that with a Crimp Tube you can simply flatten it with a chain nose plier if not with a crimping plier to make the crimp tubes shape? Its still secure being flattened? Because I heard it can chew the wire if not shaped with a crimping plier... please help x
Both ways work, the crimping will grasp the wire with either method. Its personal preference and beading wire is pretty hard to snap, i have never had an issue. I have seen crimping pliers not create a strong enough grip and the wire loosen though, so be careful to ensure properly crimped if using a specific tool. Sorry for the late reply too :)
0.018 gauge works well, we have a video which reviews the sizes and gauges also the products can be found here www.burhousebeads.com/beading-supplies/beading-wire-thread/
I have a design background by I have basic experience into jewellery making mostly for family and mostly for fun, I usually take apart existing items and learn that way. I wanted to make something special for my sister and she picked an item that I had sold out and she really want it. The problem with the item was I was inordinately expensive and it wasn't even silver or gold. So I said I'd make it for her using silk sterling silver and real gemstones I spent about £150 (on beads and findings and I get a necklace, bracelet have items left over for other projects) and it still less expensive than the bracelet she wanted. My sister doesn't really like me as a person she's very mean actually, I don't really know why but she likes the things I make she also likes to use and wear the things I make it's beyond me. This is a bit of a monologue I know you must probably don't care, however the technique you have show me is something I've been investigating and looking to have knowledge on for an inordinate amount of time. Thank you very much I really appreciate it x
This is the most clear tutorial/explanation I've seen so far when it comes to attaching a clasp!
I'm not even being sarcastic. The first tip about the clip at the end of the wire was pure genius for me.
Exactly!!! Because I was just about to go and buy bead stoppers, when I have plenty of those clips at home!!
I was soo intimidated about adding the closures to my jewelry pieces… until this tutorial.. to the point with the tools I have.. thank you!
Perfect! I’m teaching a class of year 9s and we’re learning how to make jewellery, this tutorial really helped!
This woman is magnificent I absolutely love her simplicity of explaining this video! ♥️
Wow, thank you!
Thank you for this video.Its clear tutorial and explanation.Thank you so....much.🙂
I really like the video. I just have one more question. What kind of thread do I need for this type of closure?
Thank you! This is the best tutorial I’ve found 😊
The clearest tutorial I've seen. Thank u!
Glad it was helpful!
I agree very good explanation and I could understand what was occurring on each end. Thx
I'm so glad I found this video! I saved it to my 'watch later' category. To watch while I'm putting my bracelets together.
Yay, thank you!
& Thank you!
Can you please list down the things ?
Any substitutes for crimp tube? I only have those things that fold together that you attach the little rings on can I use that instead
Thank you so much. This has helped me out tremendously. I could see everything you were doing and now I know how to use crimp covers.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you.This is the most informative & easy to follow elastic bracelet making video I have seen on youtube.I am a beginner to making bracelets & your video really helped me.👍
Definitely the best I've seen too. I've been doing it differently, as per another tutorial, but this works much better, thank you so so much x
This is NOT an elastic bracelet tutorial. You do not use a crimp on elastic as it will eventually cut thru it.
@@kristen8566 Thanks for the tip. I was planning to use this tutorial for elastic thank god i found your comment.
This was the most helpful video I have found!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank u thank u so much i canttt i was looking for you for a long time u saved my life hope you have a nice life🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁
Glad I could help
Thank you. Perfect, easy and straight forward.
thanks :)
I use clips too to hold beads while working. Great video. TFS
awesome video! thank you so much for an easy explanation and a great video
Thank you. Even though your video is 8 years old, I found it very helpful
oh happy days needed this information badly !!
Good explanation I have had problems with my clasps breaking I like the threading idea through 2 or 3 beads.
She doesn't waste time talking - she gets right to it.
To the point tutorial... love it and thank you!!!
Hey, I made a few necklaces and the wire breaks after I attached the clasp to the jump ring. Do you think the wire isn’t strong enough to hold things together?
Thank you, this will be very helpful as I start to make jewelry
Cute bracelet ,... I just recently started making gemstone bracelets with elastic band, but I’m looking towards making something more sturdy and reliable.
I think going with the wire & clasps is a better call & adds more class to the piece 😊
hello! there’s a pretty good chance you won’t see this but how did you close your elastic bracelets? did you just tie them off or use some sort of clasp? i want to make some necklaces and just tying it off won’t work well but i’ve only got access to elastic
@@aoifecailin9399
I tide them off and added a bit of super glue for a stronger hold.
@@erikadawnwyatt1104 have you ever tried necklaces that way??
What size of the crimp cover bead are you using please? And thank you so much for this video, very easy to follow and well explained!
Hi, i believe these are 4mm, they are the size we use most.
This is so helpful; thank you!
Thank you this was very helpful.
Wonderful clear video. Thank yoi 🎉
Ty, ur a lifesaver
Excellent tutorial, thank you.
This was so helpful!
Hi
Where can I buy the beeding wire with the locks.
Thanks
Thanks so easy, simple explanation
You're welcome!
Hi, so im trying to buy some crimp tubes and crimp cover beads, what sizes would you recomment i buy? Am i meant to buy crimp cover beads larger than the size of the crimp tubes?
Thank you! Simple and EXACTLY what I needed to know. I just finished the project thanks to your help.
wow thank you!! love your voice btw :D
Which wire are u using for making this bracelet??
this video was amazing
Excellent tutorial
Glad you liked it
this was so helpful and easy to follow, thank you!
Great to hear!
Hi what wire are you using here? Please can you let me know the full name so I can buy online? Thanks 😊
I think she's using the elastic cord its name is Crystal tec korea
It was beading wire available here www.burhousebeads.com/beading-supplies/beading-wire-thread/
What are the dimensions of the wire please?
My question is what type of wiring is used for this because I have tried this method over and over and have the hardest time pulling the wire through the crimp beads without leaving huge spaces in-between beads?
literally i mean literally this is what i needed to see!! because i was using the freaking crimp beads to end my bracelets
Glad we could help!
Does this also work with beaded necklace made with spring cord elastic ?
This was extremely helpful thank you so much for this tutorial and god bless you
Great to hear!
What kind of wire is that looks sturdy but flexible!! Could you link it pls ?
Elastic
So is it true, that with a Crimp Tube you can simply flatten it with a chain nose plier if not with a crimping plier to make the crimp tubes shape? Its still secure being flattened? Because I heard it can chew the wire if not shaped with a crimping plier... please help x
Both ways work, the crimping will grasp the wire with either method. Its personal preference and beading wire is pretty hard to snap, i have never had an issue. I have seen crimping pliers not create a strong enough grip and the wire loosen though, so be careful to ensure properly crimped if using a specific tool. Sorry for the late reply too :)
Should i do necklace with stretchy thread or iron wire?
What do you call the thing you put before putting in the clasp?
crimp
great video ! what size crimp tube is this?
This video was super helpful I loved it! Thanks for explaining😊
You're so welcome!
Thank you. Do you or anyone else worry that the crimp cover edges will eat away at the wire with movement over time?
Thank you, this was very helpful. I use a flat metal hair clip or binder clip, both work pretty well. 💕
Thank you so much ❤
You're welcome 😊
Can someone tell me the name of the think after the clasp? That she smashed with the pliers
what do you use to cover the stopper?
Binder clip, learned something as soon as you started talking.Lol
Lol abbygail
Thank you 😊
Made it so easy!!
thanks
THANK YOU
Glad it was helpful
What type of beading wire do you recommend?
Our favourite is Beadalon 49 strand, but lower strand are fine too just may kink more, and 0.015 is a favourite gauge fits pearls and gemstones.
I made the likes 1k!! congrats! this video is super easy to follow!! Thank you
thanks
What type of wire is this??
Nice, simple, clean video - great instructions, thank you!
Thank you for this. First time to see the crimp cover.
What type of string did you use?
she just used a metal beading wire
Thanks this was very helpful!!!🤗
Great to hear!
Very helpful thank you ❤️
What size wire do you use in the video?
Wonderful tutorial thank you ❤️
Thank you. 🩵💜🩵💜
Thank you for this 🫡💚📿🔮
thank u so much!
Welcome!
what size of wire the best for bracelet or necklace?
0.018 gauge works well, we have a video which reviews the sizes and gauges also the products can be found here www.burhousebeads.com/beading-supplies/beading-wire-thread/
Thank you!
:)
What type of wire is used in this video?
This was so helpful!! Thank you
thank u
You're welcome 😊
Love this! Very to
Great to hear :)
So lovely 😍
Where can i purchase the crimp tubes and the crimp overs?
you can get them at michaels!
Good morning. Where can I get the clasp to buy
This is a whole year later, but if you’re still wondering, you can get it at Hobby Lobby!
what if you don't have stringing wire ?
I have a design background by I have basic experience into jewellery making mostly for family and mostly for fun, I usually take apart existing items and learn that way.
I wanted to make something special for my sister and she picked an item that I had sold out and she really want it. The problem with the item was I was inordinately expensive and it wasn't even silver or gold.
So I said I'd make it for her using silk sterling silver and real gemstones
I spent about £150 (on beads and findings and I get a necklace, bracelet have items left over for other projects) and it still less expensive than the bracelet she wanted.
My sister doesn't really like me as a person she's very mean actually, I don't really know why but she likes the things I make she also likes to use and wear the things I make it's beyond me.
This is a bit of a monologue I know you must probably don't care, however the technique you have show me is something I've been investigating and looking to have knowledge on for an inordinate amount of time.
Thank you very much I really appreciate it x
What a great video! Thanks
thanks
does this work with elastic?
Better with wire, elastic will stretch and harder to attach to the other parts of the bracelet :)
@@burhouselimited okay thank you!
Could you repeat what supplies are needed please
Thanks
Where did you buy you crimped.
great video, relaxing, simple, and clear!
very helpful
I'm so glad!
Is the ring just a jump ring? or is there a difference PLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME
It's a soldered/closed jump ring.
What is a crimp tube ? You didn’t explain
And where did you get the clasp set
Jordan Miller, you can get them at Michael's
Are there any kits you recommend to buy? I accidentally bought ribbon choker crimps which doesn’t work at all with the beads haha
Ty
What kind of ring is that