Double Stone Wire Wrapped Pendant Tutorial Cabochon Beginner
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 เม.ย. 2018
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3 pieces of 19 or 20 gauge square wire, 8.5 inches each(you may need longer if your stone is larger than mine)
22 gauge half-round wire(no need to measure and pre cut, just keep it on the spool and use as needed)
Larger cabochon(mine is larimar, oval shape, about ¾ inch)
Smaller cabochon(mine is rainbow moonstone, about ½ inch tall )
All my wire is dead-soft bare copper
I oxidize my bare copper wire using liver of sulfur to achieve that darker look you see in the thumbnail of the video, here is a video on how I oxidize: • How to Oxidize Bare Co...
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Just used this tutorial for the first time. I was intimidated by it for a while but turns out it's much easier than it looked. Wish I could post a photo. It looks really good
Yay! So glad it worked out for you! I wish TH-cam allowed photos, but if you have Facebook you could show it to me there: facebook.com/OxanaCrafts Or if you have Instgram, here's my page, you could send photo in message: instagram.com/oxana124/
This is exactly what I was looking for to make a necklace with some stones I collected during my vacation. I wanted to include two but have never done that before so this gave me a good idea on how to do it. Thanks for sharing
I am obsessed with your tutorials. Can’t wait to get the cabochons to try this one.
I'm getting inspired enough to try wire wrapping again. After having a dismal sunmer last year trying to learn, I backed off to regroup mentally. With designs like this, I really want to try again. Thanks for sharing your time and talent.
Just love your work.
Thank you so much for sharing your time and talent. I just started wire weaving and love watching your videos.
I LOVE all your tutorials! You have alot of talent! Thank you for sharing!
Wonderful demonstrations by Oxana
I love it! Thank you so much!! I love everyone of your tutorials! I learn so much from you!
Love your tutorials. I work with shells mostly but you give me inspiration to try these techniques with shells
Thank you, as always I love your tutorials and can hardly wait to try this pendant!
love the pendant you made, just gorgeous. your techniques are great as well. thank you
Beautiful as always the tutorial and your work
Thank you very much from the Canary Islands. I learn so much of you!
So many stone combinations using 2 stones...I love it. As usual a very well done video. You are a good teacher. Thank you & Merry Christmas day here to you!!!
haven't done this tutorial yest, but it's on my list. Gorgeous!
You are truly gifted, thanks for sharing
Thank you very much! Your video and your Jewel are beautiful .
Sempre belli i tuoi tutorial e fatti molto bene ti ringrazio di cuore
Fantastic tutorial girl!! Thanks 👌
You're so welcome!
Beautiful ☆
Magnificent💕
You're tutorials are awesome! I have been trying this one, to add a 2nd stone, for 3 days now and still can't make it work. I give up, it's obviously beyond my skill level,
Ty for this
Tank you!!!
Meravigliosi!
Beautiful ❤️🇩🇰
Where do you purchase your stones?!? I love your moonstone stones you work with!
You seem to use dead soft square. What are your thoughts on half hard. I found on working on smaller pieces the wire doesnt seem to work harden like the larger pieces. I've never had half hard so not sure what to expect. Love your videos. For a newby you are a blessing ☺
Nice simple and easy. But looks unhindered keeps the stones the show place.
Awesome! Where do you get half round, square and dead soft wire from? can't seem to find it anywhere!!
You can get half round and square copper wire from Rio Grande, dead soft if the hardness of it, so just make sure to select dead soft and not half hard.
OxanaCrafts thank you I will try to see if they ship everywhere!
Hi, People have been telling me to try using Patreon lately and I saw you there with this video.. and it had a link to get here. Can I ask how Patreon is going for you.. it looks so mind boggling I dont know where to start and thought maybe you could give me some advice..
It has not really worked for me, I tried it and signed up, but have not gained followers on there.
I signed up today and it is in the process of being approved so to speak, I still do not see how to upload videos and create libraries for the tiers.. it really is a bit over whelming.. I wish I could talk to you privately
Hello! We don't have any round wires available, so can I make it with only round wires?
Yes you can but it is just a little more difficult. I'd use 20 gauge round wire for the base and for the thin weaving wires I'd use 28 or 26 gauge.
@@OxanaCrafts thank you so much!!! I wanted to wrap a pendant just like this for my best friend's birthday but I couldn't find anything other than round wires anywhere :(
You're the best!! 💕
@@OxanaCrafts just one more thing, approx how much thin weaving wire would be required (length) because I'm making it in sterling silver so I'll have to do cost evaluation and all that
Hi, just wondering where can I get cheap larimar?
I found this one on Ebay
@@OxanaCrafts Cool, thank you so much!
I really enjoyed the video but I have a question. Does the 19 gauge wire have to be square & does the 22 gauge wire have to be half round or can other types of wire be used? I'm sure that it may be easier to use the square & half round, but just curious. Thanks!!!!
It might be a bit more difficult with round wire, especially trapping that top stone, I would suggest a smaller top stone to make it easier. But I think theoretically it should work with round wire, although I have not tried.
Why do you always use the wrong side of flush cutters?????? Lol
I guess I did not know there was a right and wrong side :) The consequence of being self-taught