Love this video and learning about the meaning behind the colors . I would love to see a live on how to put colors together in making bracelets and necklaces
Thank you for sharing. Love it. I just made a pair but did a wire wrapped loop at top. This is a nice alternative to the wire wrap loop. What I'd LOVE to see you make is that ring on the middle finger of your right hand! I will check your list to see if it's already there. If not, I'd LOVE to see that one...great ring, love it!
These are perfect! I was just trying to come up with a quick design idea for some stocking stuffers for my niece. These are totally her style! Thank you so much for sharing!
Is that tool called “rap and tap”? What brand is it? And the hammer you use is a domed hammer? It looks like the head is bigger than regular domed head hammers.
Yes! those are wrap and taps and we have them on our website!! thebeadgallery.com and we also have the domed chasing hammers as well!! email us at request@thebeadgallery.com and we are happy to help you one to one!! aloha! jamie
Hi Jeanne!! Just asked Jason.. it was the silk hammer - our number one texturing hammer for over 10 years! Here's the link :), aloha!! jamie. thebeadgallery.com/products/rawsilktexturinghammer?_pos=1&_sid=ed5d22e4d&_ss=r
As long as it's sterling silver and exposed to the elements, it will probably tarnish. Try to keep it bagged and clean and this will be the best preventative measure :)
I use a product called Tarnex to clean my silver jewelry. It's amazingly easy, just dip jewelry in it and instantly it is shiny clean like new. It does smell like rotten eggs though, but worth it! It's in a black bottle with white lettering.
Great video, but please, slow down enough so the camera person can better show what you're doing, maybe more close up video while you're working the wire. Thanks!
thanks for watching! as far as slowing it down, you may want to do that on your own, in the settings (looks like a flower or cog wheel on the bottom right of the screen). adjust the playback speed to whatever you need... good luck and aloha!
Thanks, but the problem is actually that the camera person is not capturing what your hands are doing. What you're doing is being obscured by your hands in several shots, making it impossible to see what you're doing and slowing it down won't really help. I should have been more clear. What I meant was that if you slowed down your camera person could get better shots. Anyway, just a suggestion. Otherwise great content, ty.
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Thank you for making things simple.
You are welcome! Aloha! jamie
Thank you❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you!!!! aloha!!!
I love how you teach. Thank you!!❤❤
Thank you for watching!!! :)
Very pretty and simple.
Thank you for sharing.
God bless you.
Love this video and learning about the meaning behind the colors . I would love to see a live on how to put colors together in making bracelets and necklaces
It’s in the plans for 2023! See you next year, aloha!
Beautiful
I will attempt to make these many thanks the demo was easy to follow
Very beautiful
Those are great! Just what I need for my friend's wedding 💒
Perfect! They will be beautiful! Aloha!
Thank you for sharing. Love it. I just made a pair but did a wire wrapped loop at top. This is a nice alternative to the wire wrap loop. What I'd LOVE to see you make is that ring on the middle finger of your right hand! I will check your list to see if it's already there. If not, I'd LOVE to see that one...great ring, love it!
thanks!! and we'll keep posting more videos as we have time!! our staff is tiny, but our intentions are mighty! :) aloha! jamie
That is such a beautiful necklace! Is it tourmaline? Can you please demo how it’s made?
Awesome tutorials
Thanks! Aloha!
GBE! ✌🏼🌴🌺🤙🏼
These are perfect! I was just trying to come up with a quick design idea for some stocking stuffers for my niece. These are totally her style! Thank you so much for sharing!
glad you enjoyed!! see you for the next video!!
Those rings r beautiful did u make them and show us
GREAT ~~~ Thank you !
Beautiful!
happy you enjoyed! aloha!
I love the earrings you are wearing in this video! Can you do a video to show us how you made them?
Sure!! I'll add it to my video to do list! It's one of my favorites and super easy to make! :) aloha!
Cute!
thank you!
Is that tool called “rap and tap”? What brand is it? And the hammer you use is a domed hammer? It looks like the head is bigger than regular domed head hammers.
Yes! those are wrap and taps and we have them on our website!! thebeadgallery.com and we also have the domed chasing hammers as well!! email us at request@thebeadgallery.com and we are happy to help you one to one!! aloha! jamie
Remarkable :) 💥
What Fretz hammer were you using for the texturing at the end?
Hi Jeanne!! Just asked Jason.. it was the silk hammer - our number one texturing hammer for over 10 years! Here's the link :), aloha!! jamie. thebeadgallery.com/products/rawsilktexturinghammer?_pos=1&_sid=ed5d22e4d&_ss=r
@@thebeadgallery Thank you!!! Jeanne
Soeasy and there really petty to
Thanks!! :)
How long did you cut the wire for that size?
I tend to work about 3-4" for most of my easy peacey wire components, and I enjoy 18 gauge or 16 gauge the most!! Aloha!! jamie
@@thebeadgallery Thank you
Could not see how you did the hook as person who video didn’t zoom in and fingers were in the way.
How do you keep the wire from tarnishing?
As long as it's sterling silver and exposed to the elements, it will probably tarnish. Try to keep it bagged and clean and this will be the best preventative measure :)
I use a product called Tarnex to clean my silver jewelry. It's amazingly easy, just dip jewelry in it and instantly it is shiny clean like new. It does smell like rotten eggs though, but worth it! It's in a black bottle with white lettering.
Great video, but please, slow down enough so the camera person can better show what you're doing, maybe more close up video while you're working the wire. Thanks!
thanks for watching! as far as slowing it down, you may want to do that on your own, in the settings (looks like a flower or cog wheel on the bottom right of the screen). adjust the playback speed to whatever you need... good luck and aloha!
Thanks, but the problem is actually that the camera person is not capturing what your hands are doing. What you're doing is being obscured by your hands in several shots, making it impossible to see what you're doing and slowing it down won't really help. I should have been more clear. What I meant was that if you slowed down your camera person could get better shots. Anyway, just a suggestion. Otherwise great content, ty.
Beautiful