Am I the only viewer who completely understood what you were doing? Thank you for sharing your techniques (for free) to all of us. Unfortunately people are so spoiled by tv that they don’t use their brains. They do not understand that making videos is a learning process. They are way too critical on such an easy to understand tutorial. Listen carefully and you can still easily learn this technique folks. It’s easy enough that you do not need to “see” everything.
Dude... all this time, I had no idea my dremel had one of those cutting tool attachments... didn't know what that thing was til I saw your vid. I feel like a derp haha
This is very nice. I hope you make more videos. I didn't see one showing what you did with some of these wonderful beads. You gave some very nice information and tips. Thank you. Maybe I can find you on Etsy. You shared so much on your videos. I appreciate it so much.
seems really informative but since I am more of a show me person rather than a tell me kind of person, being able to see what you are doing would be a lot better. You might consider filming from an angle that shows what you are doing instead of the back side of your hand. Thanks for sharing your knowledge though.
It's not her fault for not being able to show the work rather her hands. It's the camera man who's for sure a lauzy film maker. I wouldn't let him taking videos anymore. Not after this kind of video. Beside that she presented a great video..
It kinda looks like someone else is adjusting the camera so I was thinking she needs to fire her videographer. At the same time, I was wondering if anybody ever drops someone because they can't see the action b/c it's frustrating as crap. Asking for a friend, of course. But, really, why go to the trouble of doing a tutorial if you can't do it so that we can learn from it? You've got to be aware that it is painful to watch for someone who actually needs to SEE what you're doing. I don't mean to be hateful but I hope you see this and I hope it matters to you how we feel. Now, I'm gonna go and see if I can finish watching it. Yeah, I'll probably get labeled as a whiner or a trouble maker, but it's really, really frustrating. Thanks for reading this if you do.
This is so interesting and I thank you for making this video but - you are either working off screen or your hand is in front of what you are doing so it is frustrating for me as I need to see what you are doing in order to understand. Please think of repositioning your camera so as to make this tutorial useful. Thank you again, I love the natural look of these beads.
It's unfortunate that almost everything you demonstrated was actually out of camera frame and we had to imagine what you were doing. But I think I got the gist of it.
Hi the paper passi, you are Fabulous on working with papier-mâché jewelry's! I got to try this! Only one question, you use the glue to form the ball, and after you are done you use the tall glue to finish the project! What about the shine! Dose the tall bottle make the jewelry's shine? Thank you I love how you explain it. Thank you✨🤗✨
The shiny finish is most likely Vibrance, sold by Janice Mae on Etsy. You can also water down any water-based non-toxic gloss varnish product to the consistency of cream and use it to dip the beads.
I enjoyed your dialog on the video but you should consider another location for your camera. Your hands block the angle making it a little difficult to see what you are doing.
Ariadni Lamar Speciale agreed! Does she do it on purpose? I'm not convinced. She says her son works the camera. And the lighting is horrible and she does not stay in frame. She gives lots of information just not visual. It does drive me nuts! 😤
TFS... just found you on here, so glad that I did. Will be binge watching all your others. You are very good at instruction.
Am I the only viewer who completely understood what you were doing? Thank you for sharing your techniques (for free) to all of us. Unfortunately people are so spoiled by tv that they don’t use their brains. They do not understand that making videos is a learning process. They are way too critical on such an easy to understand tutorial. Listen carefully and you can still easily learn this technique folks. It’s easy enough that you do not need to “see” everything.
Beautiful beads indeed! Thanks for sharing 😊❤😊❤
Hi Dee I've just found Your channel I love all BEADS LOVE 💕👋 I'm watchin' thanks 👍 👍 👍
Thank You from Puerto Rico.
Beautifully unique hand crafted beads, thanx 4 sharing ...=)
These paper beads are just amazing.. Thank you.
*This was Very Different from all the others I've been watching. Loved this!!! Fantastic job!!! 😊😊😊* Sharon in SC
Just wow! This tutorial is packed with awesome info. Very inspiring! Thank you so much for sharing this :-)
Thanks for the tutorials. Very informative and useful.💕
Great video, like all your classes and very informative. And as your title you can hear and see your passion for the craft.
Fantastic series thanks for sharing your skills and talent..
Great idea, but your camera is in the wrong position. You are filming your hands rather than the work you are attempting to video.
thanks for sharing. I simply had no idea about paper beads! wonderful video!!!!
Dude... all this time, I had no idea my dremel had one of those cutting tool attachments... didn't know what that thing was til I saw your vid. I feel like a derp haha
Love new ideas and techniques for beads :) thank you
Keep your work in the center area. I missed a lot because it was off camera.
Loved your video! Very informative! Thanks so much!!!
This is very nice. I hope you make more videos. I didn't see one showing what you did with some of these wonderful beads. You gave some very nice information and tips. Thank you. Maybe I can find you on Etsy. You shared so much on your videos. I appreciate it so much.
WOW!! So many ideas. You rock! Now I see why it took so long, the wait was worth it.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
I just got diamomd glaze the other day....good stuff
Lovely, but is the camera attached to you? Just about every time you move so does the camera
seems really informative but since I am more of a show me person rather than a tell me kind of person, being able to see what you are doing would be a lot better. You might consider filming from an angle that shows what you are doing instead of the back side of your hand. Thanks for sharing your knowledge though.
It's not her fault for not being able to show the work rather her hands. It's the camera man who's for sure a lauzy film maker. I wouldn't let him taking videos anymore. Not after this kind of video. Beside that she presented a great video..
Great result but supermuch work 🌺🌺💙🌈
unfortunately you need to check your video before posting. your hands are in the way in most of it or you are showing out of the camera view.
It kinda looks like someone else is adjusting the camera so I was thinking she needs to fire her videographer. At the same time, I was wondering if anybody ever drops someone because they can't see the action b/c it's frustrating as crap. Asking for a friend, of course. But, really, why go to the trouble of doing a tutorial if you can't do it so that we can learn from it? You've got to be aware that it is painful to watch for someone who actually needs to SEE what you're doing. I don't mean to be hateful but I hope you see this and I hope it matters to you how we feel. Now, I'm gonna go and see if I can finish watching it. Yeah, I'll probably get labeled as a whiner or a trouble maker, but it's really, really frustrating. Thanks for reading this if you do.
This is so interesting and I thank you for making this video but - you are either working off screen or your hand is in front of what you are doing so it is frustrating for me as I need to see what you are doing in order to understand. Please think of repositioning your camera so as to make this tutorial useful. Thank you again, I love the natural look of these beads.
its awesome. luv from india
Can't see your hands working, they're out of camera range.
I love this thank you very much
i love these beads.
It's unfortunate that almost everything you demonstrated was actually out of camera frame and we had to imagine what you were doing. But I think I got the gist of it.
good but frustrating with you being off camera focus
What do you do with the big circular beads now that they're made?
now I love this
Helpful but a shame your hands and demo were just out of camera most of the time...:(
Thank you for this tutorial! What kind of gold paint are you using?
can you use a regular drill with a small bit? I don't have a dremmel.
Hi the paper passi, you are Fabulous on working with papier-mâché jewelry's! I got to try this! Only one question, you use the glue to form the ball, and after you are done you use the tall glue to finish the project! What about the shine! Dose the tall bottle make the jewelry's shine? Thank you I love how you explain it. Thank you✨🤗✨
what thing use to shine???
The shiny finish is most likely Vibrance, sold by Janice Mae on Etsy. You can also water down any water-based non-toxic gloss varnish product to the consistency of cream and use it to dip the beads.
very nice
Wouldn't you be able to stick a large darning needle/plastic canvas needle through while still wet to make the hole?
What size is the paper you're using?
How did you make the long round beads that you cut?
Complimenti.. bellissimo tutorial...questi strumenti x avvolgere la carta dv si trovano... grazie
What size hole do you leave in the bead centre please?
I enjoyed your dialog on the video but you should consider another location for your camera. Your hands block the angle making it a little difficult to see what you are doing.
Hi. Can you use scrapbook paper for the first bead you made instead of newspaper? Thank you for sharing!😂😊
+Donna Ward I use scrapbook paper to make beads all the time. They turn out beautiful.
Like!
is there a simple kind of drill you can use for crafting.that i could bye?.I am single..and have a drill.
dont have a drill that is..lol
You need to stay in frame
Where do you buy your bead tool
There are sellers on Etsy. Just search paper bead rollers.
Too much off-camera. Please position your camera so we can see what you're doing, Much thanks.
dipped in WHAT?
"Diamond glaze" is good, wood harder etc can also be used.
Thanks. Already brought diamond glaze
How did you make the tubes?
Roll the paper
Why can't they just be rolled straight?
you could be you need more paper and takes more time and need to be very precise.I do them just like tube beads.
Please check your video as you are out of camera view sometimes
Its MOD Podge, not modge podge.
Can't see what you are doing.
to bad, a lot of info...can't see it.
Very frustrating camera work. Far too much of this was not even done on camera.
Péssima a colocação da câmera.
Très mal filmé....!!!!
im sorry but what a mess, not for me
Terrible filming!!!!! We only see your hands and not the work.It seems like you do it to yourself. Not to demonstrate
Ariadni Lamar Speciale agreed!
Does she do it on purpose? I'm not convinced. She says her son works the camera. And the lighting is horrible and she does not stay in frame. She gives lots of information just not visual. It does drive me nuts! 😤
The most irritating video I’d seen!
Great result but supermuch work 🌺🌺💙🌈