How to Make Ball & Coil French Hook Ear Wires
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Supplies & Materials:
22 gauge half hard wire, one 4" piece (I used silver-filled from RioGrande.com)
24 gauge dead soft wire (I used silver filled)
3mm silver beads (x2)
Scrap piece of 20 gauge wire
Tools Used:
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Thank You so very much for all that you share and do! This is an excellent tutorial! Also very thankful that you do not play music, while giving instructions … for me the music playing is too distracting and makes a tutorial stressful and challenging. Anyway this is wonderful and you are an excellent teacher
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your habits, instructions, techniques, are all exceptional. You are really good at this and are very much appreciated. Thank you.
Wow, thank you so much for the kind words!
Clever tip by folding the wire in half to keep the wires symmetrical. 👌
Wow! these look as good as store bought Thank you much Jocelyn for this tutorial I'm definitely going to start making my own ear wires
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Oh this is a great tutorial video showing how to make ear wires! Thank you for this tutorial and your a great teacher!
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Great instruction for making identical ear wires two at a time! Thank you!
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Thanks Joceelyn, I've watched quite a few of our tutorials but forgot to give all of them a thumbs up. I'll try to remember to give you that feed back in the future. Just wanted to thank you and let you know that I have enjoyed all of those I watched.
I like your finishing
Thank you very much. You're very detailed and an informative instructor.
I find it interesting to see the slightly different methods people use to make earwires. Yours look really great!👍 Btw, I must buy a pair of those Xuron Tweezer Nose pliers to add to my tool collection. Thanks for sharing.😊
Gracias por compartir tu enseñanza,con tu forma sí me quedan iguales ambos y me es más fácil. Karina de Montevideo Uruguay.
I am surprised (and kind of ticked off XD) on how easy making these are. Fantastic tutorial.
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Thank you for sharing your skill and talent! I always enjoy watching your videos. They are easy to follow, and will make few pairs .
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thank you for making things so easy for me to follow you and make awesome things like you
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Thank you very much for showing this tutorial. Its really useful for craft lover like me. I know how to make jewellery. I have many designs in my mind but l did not know this which you shown in this video. Your work is very neat and done with finishing. I like very much. 👌🏼👌🏼😊🌹❤️
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Thank you for this proyect. Maribel from Colombia.
Wow! Such a beautiful creation
Thank you very much I was searching for this for a long time
I'm watching videos about the basics of jewelry making.Wondering about the type of wire i should purchase since my ears are sensitive to cheap earring wires.Do you have any ideas?Was wondering about what the bead is made of plastic,glass or what?I've never made jewelry before but looking forward to it.I love your videos!!
+Jocelyn D. It's so easy to be cheated on the quality of the stainless steel wire...A lot of stainless steel wires sold for craft are just ordinary 308 or 309 as the 316 is three times more expensive...Impossible to see the difference but your ear will tell you with a nice red inflammation... Even using the best as the 316L Mo or the very expensive 316LVM, there is a non negligible risk of sensitivity to nickel as it is a major component of this alloy.
I use titanium wire the so called surgical alloy Ti6Al4v, which is in reality a rather common alloy in titanium industry. It does not cost more than the other alloys, so nobody is tempted to cheat.
About 10 to 20 USD a 50 feet roll of 20 Ga and it is totally sensitive proof. I have to see someone with a sensitivity to Titanium. It's the same alloy used in implants and has totally supplanted the 316L. The lone con is that wire is not a friendly one to work, and it is a killer of cheap cutters.
Many thanks for your excellent tutorial.
+ElvisIsASexyBoy Niobium ear wires are hypoallergenic.
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Nobium is excellent, rather expensive but with beautiful colors and easy to work, maybe too soft for earrings. At 35 bucks the 5 feet 20 Ga at Rio Grande I say that nobium is unfriendly priced, as you get 10 feet of gold filled 14/20 wire 20 Ga for less. Happily there is a Canadian source where you can get 13.5 feet for 17 USD.
I buy 50 feet of titanium wire 20 Ga 0.8mm for 10 bucks. Titanium is as good as nobium for skin allergies in jewelry with better mechanical properties, so good that you can make excellent kidney earrings. Like nobium you have different anodized colors but not as beautiful as nobium.
Thank you-Thank you-Thank you!!! Now I know how to make these and customize.
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Beautiful finishing done by u..💝😊.
Thanks for sharing useful video.
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Well done! Good visual, clear, concise demonstration! Thank you! I'm curious- what type of camera did you use and how did you position it for such a great view of the work in progress? Also, for how long would you tumble these wires?
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Great job! At the end of your video you show some eardrums that look like leaves with a crosshatch pattern. Is that also in one of your videos? They're really unique.
Thanks for the great tutorials.
We know that how to make Ball u not have saw thiis
Nice, Thank you for giving me this idea
What length of the wire we will take
Hi Jocelyn - thank you for all your great Tutorials! They are fantastic help for all skill levels. :-) QUESTION: I believe the best wire would be surgical steel, yes? Could you use bare copper wire (jewelry grade, from Rio G.)? QUESTION: If I want to do different colors, what would you suggest to use? Parawire? Artistic Wire? GP, GF, SF, SP, Copper, Aluminum .. ??? My designs for the earring itself are a bit out-there, big & chunky, copper & other colors, hence Q on ear WIRE color. THANKS so much for your help!! PEACE, Connie in Boston
Amazing video, easy to follow. Thank you
You showed a blue gemstone ring towards the end of this video (footage 8:39), do you have tutorials for that one?
COOL! THANK YOU!!!! You have SUCH BEAUTIFUL jewelry and I LOVE watching your videos so I can start making my own! 😁
Aw, thanks so much!!
Love this tutorial it's so well explained thank you so much.
Wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much!
Good job🐰Can we use copper wire (from electrical wire) instead of gauge wire?
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Wow wonderful and beautiful 🤩
You are so good at explaining!
Not able to find instructions for this below video on my Amazon fire tablet 7.
Would greatly appreciate anyone's advice. Cheers
Where to silk thread and how,I love your Chanels
Sorry where do I get silk thread
Hi Ruth! Thanks so much for watching! I don't personally use silk thread, but if I needed to buy some I'd check on FireMountainGems.com , RioGrande.com , and Amazon to compare prices. In fact, you could probably find some on Etsy too, as there's a huge amount of sellers making/selling components/materials for jewelry making on there.
What did u mean u could tumble them?
May I know what's the reason to hammer it?
It helps the wire keep its shape
good work
i use the pensil to shap it and i make one at a time, thank you for let me know.
Really it works thanks for this creative idea
So professionally done!
Thanks to giving me a wonderful idea thanks you very much
I think you should work in the factory of earring hooks
Haha, well they probably have machines that make them much more quickly than I could ;)
i cant wait to make jewelry. question are:
how can i better organize my tutorials.
how can i avoid making bead jewelry that DOES NOT TURN COLOR/RUST?
both issues is what turned me against diy bead jewelry
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Try using sterling silver wire Gayle
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Thank you!! You mentioned tumbling the ear wire to harden it - what kind or brand of tumbler?
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very good, helpful
can we use any wire for the earing hook
22 Guage wire
How would you work harden with a tumbler? Would that work harden without flattening the wire?😊
You can harden slightly by tumbling without hammering - I would tumble them in 30 minute increments (with steel jeweler's shot and a drop of dawn dish soap in the water) until your desired finish is reached :)
@@FantasiaElegance thank you - i have been trying to find a way to harden ear wires without flattening for ages - I use half hard wire to make them so looking forward to trying this. Thank you
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Tell us that which wire we have to use
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Amazing work. True artist 😁
very professional looking ear wires.
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How do you put wires behind ear tops?
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Thank you, this was just what I wanted 🙏
What a amazing idea
Pls let me know d gage of wires both, can't understand
Thankyou very much it was very useful for me
Beautiful work!
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Thank you so much for this tutorial,you explain perfectly.
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Thank you so much for the earring hooks
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Are you sure that 4 inches you started with - Im following it and it doesnt leave me enough to work with when halved
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Good tutorial. Thank you.
I mean no offense. But. ..
Was your thumb once a toe?
That is a strange word for a thing. Sounds like a Dinosaur's Mixed Drink. :) What is it?
I tried this method of making the earring hooks last night and it worked perfect. I am so happy. Thanks again for posting this. A great tutorial, that was right to the point.
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***** Thanks for the info about type D. I hadn't heard of that. I just figured just like we all have different shaped ears, eyes, and teeth - there are differences in fingers and toes.
CaptainMyCaptain her thumbs have more talent than yours. who cares what they look like. your a moron
@Mrs Meowkins My original response to this disappeared for some reason! I have a harmless genetic mutation called Brachydactyly Type D, which affects about 2% of the population. All it does is make the last section of my thumbs shorter than normal. Kind of a bummer for playing the piano or having fancy nails, but other than that it doesn't bother me :) I appreciated your comment, and also that the original poster was courteous in his curiosity.... the person you were responding to may have been reacting in part to a glut of comments (about my thumbs) I got at the time which were rather ugly and insulting. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment!
Beautiful! Love your tutorial
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Great tutorial thank you so much for sharing ..will be making these.
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Thanks for teaching but I will buy bcz where I live I can't buy things but I will try
Beautiful, looks really great, I will certainly try this, thanks for sharing:)
Brilliant...looking forward to doing this myself....thank you for this :D
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Please show which wire used to make roll
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I know this an old video but taking a chance asking anyway. Can you use anything other than a steel bench block for hammering the wires to harden them? And is there any other way of hardening the wires other than hammering?
Hi! Thanks for watching :) A steel bench block or anvil is definitely best, but I suppose you could use anything with a completely flat surface that was harder than the wire you're hammering. If the surface isn't completely smooth, it will transfer imperfections to your jewelry, and if it's softer than what you're hammering, it will get dents and not actually allow you to flatten the jewelry. You can also harden wire by "work hardening," which simply refers to the fact that wire becomes more hard and brittle the more you work and bend it. The other method of hardening without hammering would be to tumble the finished jewelry in a rotary tumbler with steel jeweler's shot.
Thank you very very very very very very very very very very very very very much because I love to 💗 make earings you tell me that how to that up side one thank you
You are most welcome! ^_^
Very good! Going to try this, and subscribed!
Where we'll find this wire
I purchase wires from RioGrande.com They have a great selection!
Where did you getting steel wire plzzz replay fast
Which wire # do you recomend for gold instead? Also if I want to make some triangles to make earrings? Thsnks
If I'm understanding your question correctly, you can use the same gauges (22 and 24) of wire in any type of material (gold, brass, copper, etc.) to make these ear hooks. As far as triangles, it all depends on how large you want them! I'd say 20 gauge would work for about 1/2 to 3/4 inch diameter, 18 for larger, etc.
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