Macrame starter kit: If you are a beginner in macrame, I have a starter kit available. It is a great way to get started as it has everything you need to make several pieces and get you going on your macrame journey. csldesignsshop.com/products/macrame-starter-kit
My new favorite channel! Just picked up a bunch of sea glass from a trip to the Gaspesienne coast & looking into ways to use it in some simple DIY jewelry. Thank you so much for your detailed tutorials. Your work is simply gorgeous!
You make it look so easy love your work and i would love to be able to do it like you but I don't think I'll ever be able to do it but I will keep trying
i had to restart this 3 times. i always forget what side i just get done with. then i finally got it right and i went to use my nylon pliers to strighten wire and one of the holding wires came out haha. here we go again. i love love love your work
Lovely design with clear instructions. Takes me back to my hippie days decades ago when I used to make choker necklaces out of hemp and wooden beads. Will have to try this.
I couldn't pull the 20 gauge wire with the same tension so I dropped down to a 22 gauge. I did better but still had difficulty with using the same tension. I'm going to continue using the 22 gauge wire, but I may have to try again with 24 gauge wire. I just felt 24 ga was too big a difference to look good. You make it look so easy. And, beautiful. Thank you!
I would like to thank you for teaching I feel you do a great job at explaining how to make everything you do I enjoy watching keep up the good work and thanks
Thank you for sharing such a beautiful piece. I am a bead weaver, but your tutorials are so clear it makes me feel I can really branch out into wire work! Is it possible to use smaller gage wire such as 22 or 24 gage?
This wire macrame cabochon is wonderful. What kind of wire do you use , and where do you purchase it? I know in the info it is 20 gauge. Thought I would give it a try, but when I go to tighten my knots it doesn't hold there circular shape but begins to buckle and I'm left with a bunch of mangled wire. I am using beadsmith silver plated 20 gauge. Thank you.
I love all your videos! Plese oh please give us a hint on how to keep your wire from tangling when you're working from the spool or in my case from a bunch.
Thank you so much. When I'm working with the wire from the spool, I use a yarn bowl. I have really found that helps preventing the wire from getting tangled up and therefore get far fewer kinks from it. I hope that helped 😃
Thank you. I use coated copper wire. I find that is great for wire macrame as it is nice and soft to work with, but still strong in the final piece once being used 😃
Oh no you don't. You're trying to fool us. You kept calling it the back but it looked like the front to me. How do we know which one is the front and which one is the back? The back looked just as good as the front or the front looks just as good as the back. Which is it? LOL Another beautiful piece! Thank you.
Macrame starter kit:
If you are a beginner in macrame, I have a starter kit available. It is a great way to get started as it has everything you need to make several pieces and get you going on your macrame journey.
csldesignsshop.com/products/macrame-starter-kit
I just love the way you teach. So calm and confident. You don’t rush and you explain every step. You make it so easy to follow. Well done!
My new favorite channel! Just picked up a bunch of sea glass from a trip to the Gaspesienne coast & looking into ways to use it in some simple DIY jewelry. Thank you so much for your detailed tutorials. Your work is simply gorgeous!
Beautiful! Has a chain maille look to it. Thank you so much for the great tutorial.
You're work is beautiful!
You make it look so easy love your work and i would love to be able to do it like you but I don't think I'll ever be able to do it but I will keep trying
Love your demonstration videos, very well planned and practiced. Thank you.
i had to restart this 3 times. i always forget what side i just get done with. then i finally got it right and i went to use my nylon pliers to strighten wire and one of the holding wires came out haha. here we go again. i love love love your work
I swear you are a genius!..Thank you..worked out beautifully!
Lovely design with clear instructions. Takes me back to my hippie days decades ago when I used to make choker necklaces out of hemp and wooden beads. Will have to try this.
This is just beautiful. So glad you shared it. I going to go try it. THANKS...
I couldn't pull the 20 gauge wire with the same tension so I dropped down to a 22 gauge. I did better but still had difficulty with using the same tension. I'm going to continue using the 22 gauge wire, but I may have to try again with 24 gauge wire. I just felt 24 ga was too big a difference to look good. You make it look so easy. And, beautiful. Thank you!
I love your tutorials, step by step and so easy.....Love Wire wrapping!!!!!!
I just love your videos. You have such a great way of teaching. I have learned so much watching you. Thank you so much for sharing your skills.
I absolutely loved this tutorial. I am so excited to try wire wrapping, thank you for giving me a starting point.
No problem. I'm really glad it can help you, and thank you so much for watching 😄
Thank you for this video, is it correct to assume the wire is dead soft, for this type of weaving? Thank you, and all the best. 🙏
That was lovely and helpful. There was something extra professional and confident about this tutorial too. :)
I would like to thank you for teaching I feel you do a great job at explaining how to make everything you do I enjoy watching keep up the good work and thanks
Love your tutorials very clear directions beautiful work. Thank uou
You're welcome and thank you so much for watching. Hehe love your profile name 😝
Wow really looks so nice, beautiful work thanks for sharing like 👍❤💙❤💙👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐💐💐
Beautiful. Thank you for explaining and demonstrating each step so well.
Wonderful design, thank you.
Another stunning and wonderfully instructed piece!
Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorials. Your explanations of different kinds iof wraps are easy to follow. :)
Ellerine sağlık çok güzel oldu.Zaten bütün taş kenarlarının hepsi güzel.Tebrikler.
I was delighted to see how simple it was to wire wrap a a cabochon. Yeah!!1
NEVER THOUGHT OD MACRAMING WIRE. BEAUTIFUL.
You are so talented ❤.
Love your works, not too complicated but the results are lovely...
You are so talented!
Thank you so much 😄
¡Bellísimo trabajo! Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos con todos nosotros.
You're welcome and thank you so much for the support. It really means a lot 😃
Amazing tutorial. Thank you so much for making this (seem 😁) so easy. I'm hoping it will be when I go to do the job. Have a brilliant day!!
Thank you...it's a great tutorial..easy to follow along.
You're welcome and thank you so much for watching 😃
Thank you for sharing such a beautiful piece. I am a bead weaver, but your tutorials are so clear it makes me feel I can really branch out into wire work! Is it possible to use smaller gage wire such as 22 or 24 gage?
This wire macrame cabochon is wonderful. What kind of wire do you use , and where do you purchase it? I know in the info it is 20 gauge. Thought I would give it a try, but when I go to tighten my knots it doesn't hold there circular shape but begins to buckle and I'm left with a bunch of mangled wire. I am using beadsmith silver plated 20 gauge. Thank you.
Lovely, lovely. Thank you CSLdesigns
This piece is gorgeous. Can be used on either side,
I love all your videos! Plese oh please give us a hint on how to keep your wire from tangling when you're working from the spool or in my case from a bunch.
Thank you so much. When I'm working with the wire from the spool, I use a yarn bowl. I have really found that helps preventing the wire from getting tangled up and therefore get far fewer kinks from it. I hope that helped 😃
Absolutely beautiful! Can't wait to try it! Thx, as ever.
Brilliant design 😍
Thank you so much it’s really looks so nice and gorgeous in the end once it’s all done. I love its..🧡🙏🧡
Just love this! Your work is exquisite. Thank You
Your videos are amazing! Thank you for making them! :)
hermoso sus trabajos,,,manos mágicas las suyas ,,,😁😁
Beautiful!! Thank you for this tutorial!
You're welcome and thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate it 😃
Muy bien detallado, me gustan mucho tus trabajos
Thank you so much 😄
hermoso!! el tutorial es claro, aprendes porque aprendes, gracias por compartir tus técnicas, :)
Beautiful work 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💜
Thank you so much Katherine 😃
another perfect way to wrap a stone!
Thank you Christy. I'm glad you like it 😃
I love your work, I tried and the wire hardens and buckled so I am not able to pull it evenly. What am I doing wrong?
Very beautiful ❤️🙏
love this design...wish u had braided a few more time lol I'm slow on the up take..thanks for sharing
Very nice, thank you! Hope it works with an opal.
quedó hermoso, como todo lo que hace😍
Thank you 😃
Hello Christina, I love your videos, but I dont found what kind of wire you used?
20 gauge round copper wire
Which wire? aluminum?? beautiful work.
I love your tutorials :)
Thank you. I use coated copper wire. I find that is great for wire macrame as it is nice and soft to work with, but still strong in the final piece once being used 😃
Love it love it love it!
Thank you so much Abby. I'm really glad to hear that 😃
Hello !!! I would like to hnow where do you buy the round wire please. Have you a link or a shop ? Thanks
Do you have a suggestion for square cabachons?
Very Very nice
You are amazing
oh i forgot to mention. when it comes time to do the macrame for the bail, do you use the 40 inch working wire to do the macrame on the bail
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Oh no you don't. You're trying to fool us. You kept calling it the back but it looked like the front to me. How do we know which one is the front and which one is the back? The back looked just as good as the front or the front looks just as good as the back. Which is it? LOL Another beautiful piece! Thank you.
Hehe, you gave me a laugh. Thanks for that 😉. Thank you so much for the kind words Sandi. It really means a lot to me 😄
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Could you sell these copper wire and send it to Brazil?
At this moment in time I don't sell materials like this, but I'm sure you should be able to find something close to you or online 😃