Thank you Yvonne for all your great videos! It seems that no matter how many of your videos that I watch---I always see a better way or new way to do things! Thanks, Jean
Hi Yvonne - there is a rhythmic scratching that happens sometimes in the background of your videos. I think you explained it once as a hamster digging out a new home in a cardboard box as his/her cage was being cleaned. But what I hear every time is a medium sized dog scratching him/herself on a hardwood floor . . . funny where sounds take us. Blessings to you! 💜💙💜
I love the idea of you doing a series of tutorials on your patreon craft crates, to give us inspiration and to help those of us who've never done any crafting :D
I think this would make an awesome monthly video!.. Following up your monthly craft crates with a how-to video for those folks (like me) that get stumped/stuck on what to do lol
I am learning a lot from you thank you dear!!! also I am jeweler but I wasn't have to much experience for wire works . . . thank you for sharing all your beautiful works with us !
I know this was done a year ago, but i love the cabochon, the colors are greater .. i just had to let you know ..thanks for sharing your beautiful work and teaching all you tricks..✌💛🥰
I find videos like this very helpful. Would you consider doing one on chains? I've been doing a lot of wire weaving so I'm gaining a lot of pendants, but I need to know the best way to finish them. Is it worth doing pieces like this (as in the small links you made at the end) to make your own chain or is it better to just buy one? I saw your pendant display you showed in another video, and I assume you also sell chains (or do people just buy a pendant without a chain?). Do you have recommendations about chains that make that balance between inexpensive but nice looking? I'm a bit lost when it comes to the finishing details. I like making these things, but I don't wear a lot of jewelry so I need a lot more instruction in those types of details. Thanks!
Thank you Yvonne for all your great videos! It seems that no matter how many of your videos that I watch---I always see a better way or new way to do things! Thanks, Jean
I love your videos and I agree that nylon jaw pliers work like magic! Thanks so much for your wonderful work! I've learned a lot.
Hi Yvonne - there is a rhythmic scratching that happens sometimes in the background of your videos. I think you explained it once as a hamster digging out a new home in a cardboard box as his/her cage was being cleaned. But what I hear every time is a medium sized dog scratching him/herself on a hardwood floor . . . funny where sounds take us. Blessings to you! 💜💙💜
Very pretty.
I love the idea of you doing a series of tutorials on your patreon craft crates, to give us inspiration and to help those of us who've never done any crafting :D
I think this would make an awesome monthly video!.. Following up your monthly craft crates with a how-to video for those folks (like me) that get stumped/stuck on what to do lol
I am learning a lot from you thank you dear!!!
also I am jeweler but I wasn't have to much experience for wire works . . . thank you for sharing all your beautiful works with us !
Got some great ideas from this one. Thanks, Yvonne.
I know this was done a year ago, but i love the cabochon, the colors are greater .. i just had to let you know ..thanks for sharing your beautiful work and teaching all you tricks..✌💛🥰
Great tutorial, love the wire work. thanks for sharing x
Omg yes . Thank you I needed this. I keep wrapping mine in a cage and it’s so plan.
You are such a wonderful artist!! I so enjoy your work :)
Very pretty!
Neat links ... Good use of scraps ...
Nice concept.
You are Fantastic! Thank You
Really neat!
Very nice.. I have the darndest time making those spirals.
Love this ty
usted que hace maravillas, debería hacer una araña, por Hallowen, gracias
Gracias!!
I loved those links!!!!
Love it, tfs
you have Jesus walking in the center of this one. Beautiful.
Beautiful 🧡🙋♀️🧡
I find videos like this very helpful. Would you consider doing one on chains? I've been doing a lot of wire weaving so I'm gaining a lot of pendants, but I need to know the best way to finish them. Is it worth doing pieces like this (as in the small links you made at the end) to make your own chain or is it better to just buy one? I saw your pendant display you showed in another video, and I assume you also sell chains (or do people just buy a pendant without a chain?). Do you have recommendations about chains that make that balance between inexpensive but nice looking? I'm a bit lost when it comes to the finishing details. I like making these things, but I don't wear a lot of jewelry so I need a lot more instruction in those types of details. Thanks!
I was waiting for you to do something that I might can do.
pretty
I have a bunch of Agate stones that I tumbled . Can you show something like this for wrapping rumbled stones for a pendant
Hey this was linked to from the parawire fb page. Cool.
Nice ❤️🇩🇰
I’m mid-video, but not sure if you noticed that your pendant became a mouse at 8.15 😃
...and this video is full of great wire-wrapping basic skills and tool techniques! 😻
Got here from a link on parawire. Cool beans.
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