The absolute best wire wrap tutorial I've seen yet, and I've seen them all. You give much detail in everything you do. I didn't know you had a Facebook account and so glad I found it. You all are so adorable.
Thank you Karen! We're so happy that it worked for you! We'd love to see what you created. Join us on our Ohana page on Facebook :) facebook.com/groups/tbgohana
The best tutorial I have seen! At the beginning, you just said I'm using a higher gauge wire, what gauge are you using? Also, my designs are getting more and more beautiful and I am regretting using the chain links I buy at Hobby Lobby and Michaels. Should I be using sterling? What is the best chain to use? Could you talk about tarnishing?
Excellent presentation. What gauge wire are you using for this project, also, is it 1/2 hard, or dead soft? You are bookmarked, so I will be back again, and again. Great job on the closeup shots.
Aloha! We typically use 22 or 24 gauge half hard wire for the bulk of our wire wrapping with pearls, gemstones and glass from 4 - 10mm! I think Jason is using 22 g in the video! Have fun and thanks for watching!!! A hui hou! jamie
wonderful way of explaining it! Love that you have a board showing all the different size wires. Dis you measure the wire 1st for the wrist; and what gauge wire are you using? Maybe you said it but didn't catch it
Hi Cooky! To basic wire wrap a bracelet with about 13 beads, you can approximately start with 5ft. of wire. We use different gauges depending on the hole size, and 22g and 24g half hard are our top two best sellers!! Email me directly at info@thebeadgallery.com if you need specific info or supplies :) Happy to help! Aloha! jamie
I love your tutorials , very simple and easy to understand, I do have a question how do you measure with your thumb? I am never able to make my links the same size..thank you
Hi! I find a place from the tip of my thumb to one of the creases, that equals about 1/2', or whatever length I need, and use that as a handy gauge! Now you don't need a ruler! Aloha!! Jamie
He demonstrated very clear instructions. Thanks.
Thank you!! aloha!
Greetings for the wonderful teacher
Thank you for your kind comment! Aloha!
The absolute best wire wrap tutorial I've seen yet, and I've seen them all. You give much detail in everything you do. I didn't know you had a Facebook account and so glad I found it. You all are so adorable.
I hope you joined our private Facebook Ohana: facebook.com/groups/tbgohana/ and please show us what you've been making since then! aloha! jamie
Yayyyyy I finally got!! Thank you for such a great tutorial 🤩
Thanks for watching! We hope to see you in some of our lives as well! aloha! jamie
Very well done. Beautiful wrapping...🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I'll let Jason know :). He's been teaching it for 25 years now - we are so lucky!! He'll be back doing more videos again! :)
Thanks
Best tutorial yet, easy to follow and a very neat result. Thank you
Thank you Karen! We're so happy that it worked for you! We'd love to see what you created. Join us on our Ohana page on Facebook :) facebook.com/groups/tbgohana
Love your tutorials
. Can't wait to see what you do for the next great bead extravaganza
Best video for teaching wire wrapping, thank you for teaching us🙋🏻♀️
Very good teacher
Thank you for joining and your kind words! :)
The best tutorial I have seen! At the beginning, you just said I'm using a higher gauge wire, what gauge are you using? Also, my designs are getting more and more beautiful and I am regretting using the chain links I buy at Hobby Lobby and Michaels. Should I be using sterling? What is the best chain to use? Could you talk about tarnishing?
Yay! I've been practicing with different methods for years but this is now my go to. Perfect every time. Thanks so much. Great tutorial!!
That is so great to hear!!! I hope you enjoyed the briolette wrap as well! Aloha! jamie
I have watched so many videos on this subject and yours is the best.
Thank you for watching and your kind words! :)
Very pretty
¡Wow! I love the way you teach wire wrapping is simply fantastic! Thank you very much for teaching us. Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
Thank you! I hope to see you in our future live tutorials!! Aloha!
The Bead Gallery ¿Do you post when you are going to have a live video?
Love your rings
Very easy to follow tutorial! Thank you!
Thank you!
this was so very helpful, thank you! job well done.this video was exactly what i needed!
I love ❤ this
😃 thanks!
Thank you very much
Thanks for sharing. I love your ring. You need to do a tutorial on how to make your ring.
You’re a good teacher, thank you
Amazing tutorial
Glad you think so! Hope to see you in our future live tutorials!! Make sure you subscribe and get notifications! :)
Very nice tutorial! Thank you!
Excellent presentation. What gauge wire are you using for this project, also, is it 1/2 hard, or dead soft? You are bookmarked, so I will be back again, and again. Great job on the closeup shots.
Aloha! We typically use 22 or 24 gauge half hard wire for the bulk of our wire wrapping with pearls, gemstones and glass from 4 - 10mm! I think Jason is using 22 g in the video! Have fun and thanks for watching!!! A hui hou! jamie
@@thebeadgallery Thank you so much for your excellent reply. Keep up the beautifl work, and best wishes to you always. A hui hou! Anne
wonderful way of explaining it! Love that you have a board showing all the different size wires. Dis you measure the wire 1st for the wrist; and what gauge wire are you using? Maybe you said it but didn't catch it
Hi Cooky! To basic wire wrap a bracelet with about 13 beads, you can approximately start with 5ft. of wire. We use different gauges depending on the hole size, and 22g and 24g half hard are our top two best sellers!! Email me directly at info@thebeadgallery.com if you need specific info or supplies :) Happy to help! Aloha! jamie
I love your tutorials , very simple and easy to understand, I do have a question how do you measure with your thumb? I am never able to make my links the same size..thank you
Hi! I find a place from the tip of my thumb to one of the creases, that equals about 1/2', or whatever length I need, and use that as a handy gauge! Now you don't need a ruler! Aloha!! Jamie
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What size of wire didd you use please?
22 gauge for the most part is what we use on 8mm beads, unless the hole is small, so we use 24 gauge. aloha! jamie
Where you get that second part of pliers you showed. The tips are very small. The round nose pliers. Those are small.
What gauge were you using?
We tend to use 22 or 24 gauge half hard wire for most of our wire wrapped projects! I put links in the description, and thank you for asking!! Aloha!
What is the wire; sterling silver?
Yes, we usually work with sterlign silver or gold-filled wire! We love the longevity and the feel :)
Great tutorial.
thank you!