Intermediate Wire Wrap Tutorial ASYMMETRIC CURLED DROP
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2016
- Materials & Tools
1 Piece 8mm Round Bead
1 Piece 8mm 18 Gauge Closed Jump Ring
1 Piece 350cm 28 Gauge Round Wire
3 Pieces 25cm 22 Gauge Round Wire
Needle Nose Pliers & Wire Cutters
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Thank you so very much for these beginner tutorials, they have helped me a great deal…much appreciated!!! Love the designs ❤
Your tutorials have helped me reach a new level in my wire wrapping skills, thanks for all the good advice and demonstrations!
I SO appreciate you making videos like this!! I had no idea how these intricate pieces are made, and it is so helpful when you show the process!! I remember clicking on your other video and my jaw dropping when you started talking and being so excited that you were speaking English!!!! Most videos like this I just get to watch what they're doing because I can't understand their language... I'm so glad I found your channel! Thank you so much!! =)
thank you.... so glad your back!!! don't ever apologize, hope your better.
I think it's super amazing that you take time out of your day to show the world what's possible with wire!im so thankful that you do and giving the opportunity to learn what I need to follow in your footsteps! You have amazing tutorials and ideas! Thanks so much for being here for me and everyone else!
Excellent design and clear tutorial. Love it!
You're truly amazing !!! Wow! What a talent!!
Omg thank you so much for your valuable tutorials. You are truly awesome!
you are such an amazing teacher!thank you so much!
This is a lovely piece! Thank you so much. I am definitely going to do this one!
Perfection at its best. Thanks
I love when you make tutorials.. I wish you'd do more!!! 😘😘😘
I wanted to say in the last comment but forgot...., I absolutely love your tutorials and I wish you would do more, I know you have your website where you can buy your tutorials but I am a single mother and I never have any extra money to use on myself and wire weaving is my hobby when I'm not busy with my baby girl and I use your all your tutorials for inspiration on my work. But there are no good wire weaving tutorials on TH-cam except for yours. Yours are the best, so yes please any time you can put up a new video please do I'll be one of the first to watch it!! I do also hope you feel better...
Thank you so much! It really helps to know why you do things. As a beginner in wire wrapping , everything of mine seems so untidy....
I really enjoy your tutorials . Thanks again :))
that is beautiful!
I live your tutorials.
aaaaakkkkk THANK YOUUUUUU im so on this right mow.
haha! I clapped at the end! Thank-you Nicole!! Its darling........
Nice ❤️🇩🇰
Hi, very nice, what you do, I ask you a question, what kind of wire is there and what is the name of the store where you buy
OK I have another question for you... 😁 when doing your work how do you get your project to stay so flat? when I do my projects and when a curve is involved my project always raises up... And I get scared of making up the wires when it doesn't what to flatten.. Thanks hope I hear back from you soon..
Honestly, I get scared to. But mostly I just force myself to work past the fear. It's copper, usually, and if I mess it up, it's an hour of my time and $1 worth of materials and I can always start over. Or, at the very least, cover it with more weaves. lol. You can wrap your piece in a dry soft cloth before using your pliers, or use nylon jaw pliers, which will prevent marks (most of the time). Sometimes you just have to use a gentle hand or man-handle it like I do and not worry too much if anything messes up.
I feel like you've answered this before, but I can't remember where. Where do you get your wire supples?
Usually from Monster Slayer and Rio Grande online
Sorry to ask more questions. But I'm looking on the sites and I don't see spools of wire. Do you use dead soft?
Yep. Dead soft almost universally across the board.
Is that copper wire?
Indeed it is :D