Dude! So glad I found you! Great channel, great stuff!! Your videos are super encouraging and inspiring me to think outside of my little box. It’s a good thing 👍😃
I have always loved feathers and collect them. These will be fun to make. It seems it would be difficult while texturing to keep from biting into the vein on the opposite side unless they were lined up exactly perfectly on top of each other. How would you do that???? Your feathers are gorgeous! Thank you for this tutorial!❤
I have improved my skills since this video. I use my finger to feel the tip of the pliers to ensure that i do not bite the bottom vein. I tried a mirror, but it didnt work very well. Good luck!
Oh a mirror would totally screw with my brain! Ha ha! I already had planned on sacrificing my finger for a barricade for saving the vein. I also saw that you do not have to cut clear to the vein on every squeeze either. It would be a pain to flip it over to check each time if you were catching it or not. But I have been known to do meticulous things like that. Not wound as tight any more and will embrace the organic and rustic look as being passable. Makes life easier to not be a triple AAA any longer striving for perfection.
BTW what is the Harbor Freight tool you used to squeeze the texture? I tried to get a clear look at it but couldn’t. It evidently is not sharp enough to cut clear through when you squeeze it but just makes a nice deep line. What a nice fast way to texture - time saver! I can see this same tool being used to line texture around a back plate of a bezel too. Very cool!
They are just regular wire cutters. You buy some that are too sharp, sand the edges a little. Or just practice on copper. Eventually they will get duller with time!
ive been bingewatching your videos this week. Your positive attitude is infectious. I really hope you continue your videos.
Thank you! I love helping and sharing! How cool would it be if this channel really blows up!? Thumbs ups help! Thank you for your encouragement!
Those are Pretty! I love making feathers.
These are way cool! Thanks for sharing 😊
Boom, you are the man. I cannot wait to make some feathers and to see how many freedoms per feather I can get. Keep it up, much respect, youngin!
In the Game!!!
I like you worked through the problems.
Its the only way to keep from crying!! Lol
Very nice! Thank you for sharing your talent with the world!!
Comments like this make it all totally worth it! Thank you! 🌹💯
Lol! Old man status-I hear you! Keep on, young jewelry Artist!
Lol @ “let’s pretend like we care” 🤣🤣🤣
Entertainment! Lol
“It’s stained, like everything else in my life”. I died😂
Welp... gotta be honest lol!!
Dude! So glad I found you! Great channel, great stuff!! Your videos are super encouraging and inspiring me to think outside of my little box. It’s a good thing 👍😃
Im glad you found me too!! All the heck yesss! Come hang out again! Got so many new ideas to share! And some basics too!
Super helpful, and you inspired me to make some feather earrings...thank you for your entertaining and inspiring videos!!
Definitely give it a shot! So fun!
Love your feathers 🪶🪶
Give it a try!! And thank you!!
Love the wire cutter tip! So much easier than stamping. Great video! Thanks
Yes! Andit works borh sides ar the same time!
I was just looking at a feather I made last year and was thinking to myself, why haven't I made another?! Thanks for sharing! I'm inspired! 😁
Go get it!!! Yess!!!
I have always loved feathers and collect them. These will be fun to make. It seems it would be difficult while texturing to keep from biting into the vein on the opposite side unless they were lined up exactly perfectly on top of each other. How would you do that???? Your feathers are gorgeous! Thank you for this tutorial!❤
I have improved my skills since this video. I use my finger to feel the tip of the pliers to ensure that i do not bite the bottom vein. I tried a mirror, but it didnt work very well. Good luck!
Oh a mirror would totally screw with my brain! Ha ha! I already had planned on sacrificing my finger for a barricade for saving the vein. I also saw that you do not have to cut clear to the vein on every squeeze either. It would be a pain to flip it over to check each time if you were catching it or not. But I have been known to do meticulous things like that. Not wound as tight any more and will embrace the organic and rustic look as being passable. Makes life easier to not be a triple AAA any longer striving for perfection.
BTW what is the Harbor Freight tool you used to squeeze the texture? I tried to get a clear look at it but couldn’t. It evidently is not sharp enough to cut clear through when you squeeze it but just makes a nice deep line. What a nice fast way to texture - time saver! I can see this same tool being used to line texture around a back plate of a bezel too. Very cool!
They are just regular wire cutters. You buy some that are too sharp, sand the edges a little. Or just practice on copper. Eventually they will get duller with time!
I will sacrifice an old pair to become feather makers!
Awesome job! Great video :-) Happy to see a fellow student o$ Melanie's making videos!
No way! You are too!! Sweet! Im going to look at yours!
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I hope you saw my message on Instagram...I have way to make these two toned 😉
Hey can I buy one of these?
Yes you can. Reach me at www.boomjewelrydesigns.com