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Beginner Wire Wrap Tutorial SPIRAL DROP EARRINGS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2017
- Materials & Tools
6 Pieces 20cm 22 Gauge Round Wire
2 Pieces 300cm 28 Gauge Round Wire (Guesstimation)
2 Pieces 8mm Round Beads
Needle Nose Pliers
Flat Nose Pliers
Wire Cutters
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"Don't be afraid to..." "Take your time with..." These are the instructions I love that you don't get with most tutorials 😊 thank you!
such a great video! with great tips! I am so glad your back.... I have bought your tutorials but miss that they are not videos. thank you so much for your videos your hard work is appreciated!
Awesome!! I love all of your video's!! I am such a visual learner, so being able to actually see it being done helps me to understand so much better than just pictures. Thank you so much!!
Really enjoyed this!!! They're gorgeous!!!!
Love your videos! You are a very good teacher. Your jewelry designs are beautiful, and you make it look so easy. I'm new to this working with wire, but I'm loving it so far😍. Hope you continue to make more videos in the future.
What a great idea to make them all together. Thanks for sharing that idea it should make things a whole lot easier . Love your work . Thanks , Inge
Beautiful work! Love your tutorial! I can't wait to get started.
I love them! 😍 They are beautiful! I'm just beginning to learn wire wrapping so thank you for taking the time to do this awesome tutorial. 😊❤
I just finished my pair n I love them. thank you for another great video..... the first pair I mimic what you are doing then after that I make them my own! You are a wonderful teacher.
They are lovely - they remind me of guitars. Will share on my blog so others can learn from you!!
This type of weave looks simple. I have seen other tutorials for weaving and they look kind of complicated. I think I will try it and see! Thanks, they are quite beautiful.
you are an awesome teacher how long have you been teaching thank you I want to make beautiful things like yours. Thank you again for sharing your talents with us.
BEUTIFUL JOB JENNIFER, THANK YOU.
I made something very similar to this , they sell faster than anything ....i ve been doin mine to resemble a guitar 🎸 and they go great when setting up with my hubby , friends , band come together an play music together a i set up a booth near by lol
Thanks so much for sharing ....love this and can't wait to try this !!!
Es tan hermoso tu trabajo...te felicito!👏👏👏
Yo no hablo inglés,sólo los veo y trato de aprender,saludos desde Chile!😊
Me encantó el diseño está hermoso y más con poste y no otro tipo gancho ....mil gracias bendiciones desde México .
Earrings are Beautiful.
Hermoso , marabilloso
So precious, I'm really appreciate you share.
Like your style 👏
Beautiful ♥
That is really pretty
Thanks Nicole!
Beautiful
They kind of remind me of little guitars. I like you double mandrel technique for ear wires. I like making mine a pair at a time as well. Then they are identical.
Meraviglioso grazie per la condivisione 👏👍
Beautiful 🥰
Very lovely
You’re the best
Beautifull
Beautiful, though nota that easy 😉. I'll try 👍
Congratulations on your work and thanks for sharing. I would like to know if you use any special paint or treatment to protect your jewelry from oxidation even in already aged jewelry with sulfur solution.
Ur work and tutorials are awesome. Thank you for making it look like I can actually do this....lol. Can you make a necklace piece where you make a bale out of one wire and a heart of of the top remaining wires all wires wrapped around a stone or bead?? I can't find a tutorial on this type of look no where.
I love your work, it's beautiful. I learned a few techniques from your video. The only thing I noticed is you get out of the screen a lot, we miss those parts of the video. Over all it's BEAUTIFUL !!!! 💕
So do I need TWO spools of 28g weaving wire then? I didn't hear you instruct to cut the weaving wire after the first step of coiling the 3 base wires 🤔
They look like little guitars!!!
Hi! I found your channel only a week ago and had to get myself some wire straight away since i got hooked on your art from the first second! I will definately give it a try! I have one question though and I would be very tahnkful if you could give me an answer on this. So i got me some copper wire which looks like yours based on the colour. But now that i have it I am wondering if this stuff will get verdigris or some other corrosion during the years. I figured since it will be worn on the skin it must do so right? Have you had any experience with this and if so what are you doing to prevent it? I really like your art it looks so amazing, blows my mind!
Love your videos just a little fast for me...
Parece una viola!!!
I definitely would love to invest in the brand you have. I guess I should have spent the money on those instead of so many Cabs/Beads & Wire first! I do have a pair of Wubbers Bail Makers. The book I have gets into chain making and prefers I have a 1 1/2 in Tined Round Nose. Then describes how to mark it in 1/4 in sections. I'm scouring the net right now looking for them. But can you maybe send a pic of the Needle Nose Pliers you have? Well, never mind. I'll just look them up on the Swanstrom site. Actually I think I have a pair by Beadalon or BeadSmith? Are the short , pointed & rounded on the outside and flat on the inside? I apologize for all the questions! But I love what you can produce with just that set!! Very impressed! I've bought so many tools based on different classes & video suggestions. Then have returned them trying to upgrade to better quality . I love working with Copper and brass so far, and am working my way up to sterling silver filled for the moment. Are you mainly working with Dead soft wires? Or do you use a mix of half hard and soft for your creations? Thanks again for all your help!! Have a magical day!🌞
Cuanto cuesta pendientes beautiful
Do you feel it's better to use something like tool magic while readjusting these weaves, so that marking up the wire is minimized? Especially by beginner wire weavers?
Tool magic is a great thing for beginners, for sure. Though I admit I just mangled most of my wires when I was starting and learned to adjust my grip as needed. lol. Lots of wasted wire, but messing up is an under-rated way to learn, I think :D
Go Art Yourself Thank You for your quick response ! I do agree with you about trial and error. I guess I'm worried about more advanced work Bc I don't have the highest quality tools that I'd like to have at this point. They aren't bottom line tools, but am working up to getting the better ones. Actually , I have a book I'm working from and it calls for a long tined round nose plier , about 1 1/2 inch long end. Do you use one of those? And if so, do you have a suggestion for which company to purchase from with a budget of $25-$30? Thank you so much. You make these seem totally possible to do when they look entirely too complicated!! Lol
I've never really purchased tools for specific purposes. I have a set of Swanstrom pliers. Just a pair of needle nose, round nose and flat nose, and their wire cutters. That's all I've ever used (save for inexpensive sets from the craft store). I'm afraid I can't be of much help there. Wubbers seem to be a trusted mid-range maker, but I don't really know much about their round nose options.
These are pretty cool.. Till I brought up the larger image of these and read what your video was, I could swear you were making little guitar Earrings not a Spiral Drop.lol
I love what others see in designs! It's like looking at clouds as a kid (or... if you're like me, as an adult too lol) and seeing shapes.
Go Art Yourself I do the same sort of thing. I've been learning and teaching myself how to sculpt in wire, I've just got the issue of getting my coils and wraps to stay tight on my working. But I'm still practicing and teaching myself with what''s out there. All these video's are great though and they do help quite a bit.
I thought the same thing too. Looked like little guitars. Beautiful job. Love her work.
hello. i want you to know when i decided to start wire wrappin you have one of only two channels i subscribed to for guidance. as i am sure you are pretty busy in your life; if you can find time id like to ask a few questions about the retail value and how you go about pricing your pieces. thank you for sharing your experience in this craft and i hope to hear from you soon.
I have an article on my blog all about pricing that is pretty
comprehensive:
www.nicolehannajewelry.com/blog/determining-the-value-of-art-product-pricing
si potrebbe avere in italiano grazie
I can't find 28gauge copper or brass wire. Where do you find yours? TYIA
Hi Rosa. I buy all my wire from Rio Grande
Amazon or ebay has them. I got mine from both.
Thanks for the video. The materials list says round base wires, but in the video it looks like you are using square wire. Is it just my imagination?
Never mind, it must just be the light reflection.
Just a trick of the lens, perhaps. They are all round wires :D
Good video, but yes, way too fast, I keep going backwards, but it makes it harder.
Your round wire looks pretty square to me.
Shoot some of your work out of view
Worked on this today
Not a very good tut, she goes off camera a lot! Doesn't show how to make the finishing loop to add an earring wire. I'm a seasoned wrapper and this is not a beginners tut! Kelly Jones' are much better.
IM SORRY IN MY ENTIRE LIFE I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYBODY PUT COPPER THROUGH TE HOLE IN THEI EARS.. THEY ALL WANT SURGICAL STEEL OR 14 K GOLD OR STERLING SILVER TO BE SAFE,,WHILE I LOVE THE EARRING ITSELF NOT COPPER TO MAKE A POST OF HOOK SORRY