Every time I try another wire project I swear nothing can be as difficult, then I try another and it's the same! The wrapping in this one was a cinch. The beading, however, is a whole other story. LOL! But I DID IT! And it turned out gorgeous! Every time I was about to give up I heard your soft voice coaxing me on and I didn't give up til it was done!!! You are AMAZING!!! 🥰
I just made one! Took me a bit to get started and get the hang of it, then the wraps got really tight! Which became a problem later. The two center parts had a hard time going thru the beads and coils.. I came to say.. A bit fiddly!?! A bit??! Oh my god a bit super fiddly!! BUT! I did it! And it looks great. Now to get more wire and make some for our crystal shop!
I am so excited to be able to make this ..I adore this new fresh idea..another reason I am happy to have found u again..the European hooks I learned from you is my signature work..I do not buy claps ..love you my friend for this ..they never fail never break and I've never had one come loose! And I'll finish it with a liver of Sulphur bath to patina..
I like making sturdy pieces that will last a long time. This wire technique will suit my needs perfectly! I can think of many variations in terms of beads and other decorations. The strong clasp and double-coil design are beautiful and functional. Love it!
I would try adding the beads with a needle and thread on both sides first to hold them in place. If the thread is thin enough, you can keep it in place while you work the base wires through everything.
Wow. Absolutely beautiful and doesn’t look too difficult although I’ll probably eat my own words! I can’t believe how clever you are making all these different designs, you’re just amazing!!
Your tutorial was brilliant! First, your voice is just lovely and I could listen to it all day. Secondly, your teaching style, speed, and explanations are logical and understandable. I love that you also expressed that you could personalize the bracelet by using different wire gauges and bead size combinations. This is the first tutorial I've watched of yours and I can't wait to watch many more! I'll be sharing your website information with all my friends and associates. I hope that someday we could become email-pals so I have the opportunity to experience your brilliance first hand! Thank you for being such a kind person and sharing your talent with the less talented. You are very sweet. Robert- Macungie, Pennsylvania
Love, love, love your videos. Unlike many other diy videos your voice is easy listening. My question: is there a technique to turn this bracelet into a bangle?
This is awesome... I’m not a bracelet person but think this would be amazing as napkin rings . My family has used cloth napkin for years and each had our own colored ring. At the end of a meal, put your ring back on and use it again if not dirty. This technique allows me to make different colors for each person!! Thank you for this tutorial!!
Well I made it . I think I have to work on it alittle more. I wish I could show you and you could tell me what's I'm doing wrong. Thanks again for the tutorial.
Thank you for much for sharing your talents and for your tuition. Really exemplary. I have never ordered copper wire and wondered if the wire you use is dead soft or half hard. Thank you.
I ran into trouble with this. My wire bent before I could finish feeding it through. I curved the bracelet and used memory wire instead, it worked great for me. Being a beginner at anything is hard. You make it look so much easier than it is. I love your work, I'm simply not experienced enough to do it well, yet.
Love this design! I too prefer an oval-shaped bracelet/cuff/bangle. Thanks for the terrific tutorial. Making this design seems much easier than at first sight. I really hope I can manage it with my arthritic hands. Thankfully, I have some really good pliers, including the blue pair you used and a set of Lindstrom's pliers. Really looking forward to trying this. I'd love to stack several together. Thanks again.
I love your tutorials! They are easy to follow and you have a very instructive yet southing voice. I have made several wire coil bracelets except I make mine as bangles closing the ends by coiling them together.
I thought about making something like this weeks ago, it would not have been as elegant as this one, I was hoping you would start showing us a few things that we can make using the gizmo wire rounds....awesome thank you so much.
This is a great piece. Thank you so much for sharing. I have made a few and then suddenly realised that a 3 mm dowel rod from my local DIY store (approx £1 GBP) was ideal for the wrapping as it can easily be cut into to lengths and you can wrap along the longer lengths - I also purchased other diameter dowels to allow larger diameters. The other thing with dowel is that you can mark lengths for each section ..
Muy hermosa pulsera, y muy bien explicado, buena imaginación, gracias por compartir tus conocimientos sobre las Bisuterías, saludos desde CD Juarez Chihuahua México.
Hola saludos desde Puerto Rico. Me suscribí a si canal por que me encantó su trabajo. No entiendo bien si idioma pero si trabajo es hermoso. Gracias Dios la bendiga
I am no jewellery maker but I love watching you create. You make it look so easy but today I gave this a go. Guess what? Thanks to your excellent way of teaching I was able to do this. It's not perfect but for a first go it's close. I struggled to count the coils but with practice I'll get there. Is there an easy way to count and place the coils? I'm thinking idiot proof way!!! Thank you so much, Christina x
Thank you again lovely lady. Your designs as always are stunning. These look like they are going to be addictive to make like your candy stripe bracelets. TFS
Such a very clever design. I never focused much on wire-work but after watching this video I will look into adding to my website and finding patterns. I’ve subscribed to your TH-cam and will check out your other videos. Thanks for sharing!
I love this style! I tried it as you showed it as will as with the smallest step on the 6 step bail making pliers and a 22 gauge wire and a 20 gauge wire running through the inside. I also twisted it which gave it a really cool effect.
May I ask why you use copper wire, as opposed to any other type, say aluminium, or something else. Love your work, want to try some, this is why I'm asking about wire, thanks.
I love this design and look forward to trying it as soon as my 6mm beads come. What gauge wire should I use with 4mm beads and how many wraps per coil? Those would be a nice size for women with smaller wrists. Your tutorials have been very helpful to me over the years with Kumihimo. I intend to enjoy the wire just as much. Thank you.
Every time I try another wire project I swear nothing can be as difficult, then I try another and it's the same! The wrapping in this one was a cinch. The beading, however, is a whole other story. LOL! But I DID IT! And it turned out gorgeous! Every time I was about to give up I heard your soft voice coaxing me on and I didn't give up til it was done!!! You are AMAZING!!! 🥰
You are an awesome teacher! Instructions are clear and to the point, no blathering on about unrelated things. Thank you!
I just made one! Took me a bit to get started and get the hang of it, then the wraps got really tight! Which became a problem later. The two center parts had a hard time going thru the beads and coils.. I came to say.. A bit fiddly!?! A bit??! Oh my god a bit super fiddly!! BUT! I did it! And it looks great. Now to get more wire and make some for our crystal shop!
Great and beautiful work, creative and perfect for your work, always distinguished jewelry design.. Thanks for this beautiful tutorial
Hola buenas tardes hermoso trabajo 😘 gracias por compartir
Yes I like the blue white too. Thanks for this tutorial it was slow and well explained
This is so hard but I will keep trying
And your jewelry is beautiful too!☺
Beautiful ! Thank you. Hope you are safe and well.
I am so excited to be able to make this ..I adore this new fresh idea..another reason I am happy to have found u again..the European hooks I learned from you is my signature work..I do not buy claps ..love you my friend for this ..they never fail never break and I've never had one come loose! And I'll finish it with a liver of Sulphur bath to patina..
I like making sturdy pieces that will last a long time. This wire technique will suit my needs perfectly! I can think of many variations in terms of beads and other decorations. The strong clasp and double-coil design are beautiful and functional. Love it!
I am going to try this. I think it will make a lovely cuff for my neice.
Excellent tutorial 👌 Thanks for teaching. You are the best teacher ❤ from NewYork ❤Komal
I would try adding the beads with a needle and thread on both sides first to hold them in place. If the thread is thin enough, you can keep it in place while you work the base wires through everything.
I have been following you for years, and always love your videos. Very creative.
Beautiful, I really want to learn how to do this 🤔😀😏
Muy original ese tipo de pulsera gracias por compartir tus habilidades saludos desde Reus Tarragona España
Awesome craftmanship!
Wow. Absolutely beautiful and doesn’t look too difficult although I’ll probably eat my own words! I can’t believe how clever you are making all these different designs, you’re just amazing!!
Very clear. Learned a lot about using those pliers. Nice bracelet!
Really different! Beautiful and thank you for all your fantastic videos 👏🌺
Love your tutorials and creative
Thanks for sharing
Such a great teacher and your voice keeps me enthused!!! Thank you for this masterpiece of beauty!!!! I will definitely be trying this…. today 🤗
Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for sharing!!!
I was tryingto find this video back and could not remember what it was called. Finally found it.
Çok değişik bir model tebrikler güzel tasarım ve temiz çalışılmış.👍
Your tutorial was brilliant! First, your voice is just lovely and I could listen to it all day. Secondly, your teaching style, speed, and explanations are logical and understandable. I love that you also expressed that you could personalize the bracelet by using different wire gauges and bead size combinations. This is the first tutorial I've watched of yours and I can't wait to watch many more! I'll be sharing your website information with all my friends and associates. I hope that someday we could become email-pals so I have the opportunity to experience your brilliance first hand! Thank you for being such a kind person and sharing your talent with the less talented. You are very sweet. Robert- Macungie, Pennsylvania
You are such a good teacher! Plus, your voice is so soothing.
Love, love, love your videos. Unlike many other diy videos your voice is easy listening. My question: is there a technique to turn this bracelet into a bangle?
This is awesome... I’m not a bracelet person but think this would be amazing as napkin rings . My family has used cloth napkin for years and each had our own colored ring. At the end of a meal, put your ring back on and use it again if not dirty. This technique allows me to make different colors for each person!! Thank you for this tutorial!!
Your work is brilliant
Well I made it . I think I have to work on it alittle more. I wish I could show you and you could tell me what's I'm doing wrong. Thanks again for the tutorial.
Thank you for much for sharing your talents and for your tuition. Really exemplary. I have never ordered copper wire and wondered if the wire you use is dead soft or half hard. Thank you.
love it have black beads will try to make it
beautiful and once i got the coiling down, was so fun and fast. Thank you for making these tutorials.
Very nice wireworks
Yes. I agree. This is a wonderful creation. I have not seen it anywhere. Great job!
Very unique! Thank you so much!
Excellent work
Love watching your tutorials you explain things very well
Wow looking beautiful ❤
I ran into trouble with this. My wire bent before I could finish feeding it through. I curved the bracelet and used memory wire instead, it worked great for me. Being a beginner at anything is hard. You make it look so much easier than it is. I love your work, I'm simply not experienced enough to do it well, yet.
Gorgeous
Wow you have good talent that is beautiful and unique. Thank you to share , God bless you
Fabulous design! This could also work with a leather cord instead of a second piece of wire. Love it!
Love this design! I too prefer an oval-shaped bracelet/cuff/bangle. Thanks for the terrific tutorial. Making this design seems much easier than at first sight. I really hope I can manage it with my arthritic hands. Thankfully, I have some really good pliers, including the blue pair you used and a set of Lindstrom's pliers. Really looking forward to trying this. I'd love to stack several together. Thanks again.
Loved it going to try it will let you know how it can out.
Sweet lovely braclet
Esse alicate tem na shein , comprei com desconto
Wow! What a beautiful piece of work! I wish I could share my picture with you! Thank you for this lovely tutorial!!!
I have never seen anything like this. It would make a great armband too. Will be practicing soon. Thank you.
I love your tutorials! They are easy to follow and you have a very instructive yet southing voice. I have made several wire coil bracelets except I make mine as bangles closing the ends by coiling them together.
Very nice! Love this design..
What a beautiful design!!!
Beautiful and your instructions were easy to understand. Thank you.
Very nice. You are a talented lady!
I thought about making something like this weeks ago, it would not have been as elegant as this one, I was hoping you would start showing us a few things that we can make using the gizmo wire rounds....awesome thank you so much.
OMG, this is amazing!
I truly LIVE this technique very smart idea for a wire bracelet!❣️
This is a great piece. Thank you so much for sharing.
I have made a few and then suddenly realised that a 3 mm dowel rod from my local DIY store (approx £1 GBP) was ideal for the wrapping as it can easily be cut into to lengths and you can wrap along the longer lengths - I also purchased other diameter dowels to allow larger diameters. The other thing with dowel is that you can mark lengths for each section ..
I've made 2 of these so far! Not that easy to make, but they sure do look good.
Muy bonito el brazalete. Me ha gustado mucho. Gran explicación. Muchas gracias.
Muy hermosa pulsera, y muy bien explicado, buena imaginación, gracias por compartir tus conocimientos sobre las Bisuterías, saludos desde CD Juarez Chihuahua México.
Amazing! I love it. Job well done.
Hola saludos desde Puerto Rico. Me suscribí a si canal por que me encantó su trabajo. No entiendo bien si idioma pero si trabajo es hermoso. Gracias Dios la bendiga
It's lovely.
I like the six step loop maker tool. I maybnred one of those
Beautiful
Very very beautiful 👍❤️.
Beautiful Bracelet!
Thanks man!! You've earned my respect
You are so creative!
Just made this. Tutorial was easy to follow. So glad I stumbled across your video! My fingers hurt but it was worth it.
Gracias I Love Thais tutoríal
This is Linda...thank you so much for sharing your designs and giving examples to spark our ideas. I will try this, today!
Love it - definitely worth a go! Thanks for sharing
Super interesting tutorial! You explain very well, and you have a interesting easy to listen to voice/accent.
This design is just so fresh and innovative! Well done, Christina!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful tutorial. I love all your amazing work!
I like this a lot.
I can see using smaller beads for matching earings.
Woow so beautiful 😍🙏
I really like this design!
I am no jewellery maker but I love watching you create. You make it look so easy but today I gave this a go. Guess what? Thanks to your excellent way of teaching I was able to do this. It's not perfect but for a first go it's close. I struggled to count the coils but with practice I'll get there. Is there an easy way to count and place the coils? I'm thinking idiot proof way!!! Thank you so much, Christina x
How fun thanks for showing that pattern to us. Did a vary nice job👍
Thank you again lovely lady. Your designs as always are stunning. These look like they are going to be addictive to make like your candy stripe bracelets. TFS
You are excellent! Thank you for all your designs.
Such a very clever design. I never focused much on wire-work but after watching this video I will look into adding to my website and finding patterns. I’ve subscribed to your TH-cam and will check out your other videos. Thanks for sharing!
Awesomeness 🥰🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
I Love this, I plain on making this. Thank's so very much for sharing this video. 💜💜💜
I love this! Thank you.
Gorgeous! Will definitely be trying this. Thanks for sharing
Very nice I like to do this job
You are so talented and a great teacher. Respect
Really cool Be nice for a choker too.
Super cute!
I love this style! I tried it as you showed it as will as with the smallest step on the 6 step bail making pliers and a 22 gauge wire and a 20 gauge wire running through the inside. I also twisted it which gave it a really cool effect.
That is so neat ☺️
Soooo GORGEOUS
May I ask why you use copper wire, as opposed to any other type, say aluminium, or something else. Love your work, want to try some, this is why I'm asking about wire, thanks.
I love this design and look forward to trying it as soon as my 6mm beads come. What gauge wire should I use with 4mm beads and how many wraps per coil? Those would be a nice size for women with smaller wrists. Your tutorials have been very helpful to me over the years with Kumihimo. I intend to enjoy the wire just as much. Thank you.
Beautiful 😍 and thanks for sharing this video 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
So beautifully clever. Thanks, Christina, for sharing this lovely project with us.