How to Make a Celebrity Style Lariat by Denise Mathew
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
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I saw this necklace and couldn't help but be inspired to create one of my own. I like this style because its not a traditional lariat and because of this hangs better. In the tutorial I use 4 mm lilac coloured bicone swarovski crystals, a 10 mm silver round flat charm, 12 inches of 24 gauge silver wire and a 16 inch chain. For the the other version I used 4 mm garnet rondelles, a 10 mm MOP clover bead and also a 10 mm diamond shaped pendant, 12 inches, 24 gauge gold wire and a 16 inch chain. You can really play with the design and use whatever beads you have on hand, with the materials I used I came up with a 12 inch dangle that dips a little lower when it pulls down on the chain. I will probably end up doing more celebrity style videos as I find them really fun, I hope you enjoy them too. I wasn't able to find out the designer of the necklace but if I do I will post it here in case you want to see the real thing.
Here's a link to my video that shows the technique I used to make this necklace if you need more practice.
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Denise :)
Thanks for sharing and taking the time to teach. Really nice. I will watch for more. TY
Thanks for watching!
I love your easy-to-understand videos; if I get behind I simply back -t rack until I find where I got lost. Thank you so much for sharing!
I really liked this the simplicity of it is inspiring the style the gem colour was just spot on thank you Denise
+Roselin Primrose thank you 😊
Lovely 😊 thank you for sharing 🤟🏻❤️
Oh my it is so lovely ,to be able to wear something that the Stars Wear. Thank You
Great tutorial! Just like the celebs wear! Thank you!! 🤗💕
I just happened upon your designs and I love them. You go a little fast for me but I love your work . Thank u 4 sharing.
That is so pretty . I am new ar this but I will try to make it. I like that is simple and pretty. Thanks
Love how simple that piece is yet it makes a statement, I made one but made my own version as well
Love this!
Thank you for sharing. love this technique.
Enjoyed ths tutorial very much. Thank you.
Love this so much. Love all your videos. Thank you for sharing! :)
Excelente portada. Que linda actríz.
Beautiful, cant wait to make it. Maybe slow down a little for us beginners. Thank You
I like ur videos and I'm planning to make my own accessories.. tanx.. 😍👏
Love this neckless 💕
DeniseDenise...
We miss you so much ❤
Happy Eastern 🐣🐤🐥🐰🐇
Thank you so much for your sweet message, I really appreciate it. Happy Easter to you too. 😊
Thank you, love it and is easy to make.
Hi. Where can i buy that chain? thanks for sharing your video.I love you video!
I have to agree for a tutorial you go to fast for a beginners point of view. Makes learning harder that way.
+Jacki Sweetwood thanks for your input, I have tried to slow down in my more recent videos, hopefully it's more user friendly 😊
I only meant it as constructive criticism I hope I didn't sound like a b**** please keep your videos coming!
+Jacki Sweetwood don't worry, I completely understood where you were coming from, I do appreciate input because if no one tells you how you can improve, you never get any better. So feel free to throw in your 2 cents I'm completely open. 👍
Awesome!
She told everyone at the beginning that she has other videos that show specific detail. If she went super slow she would never fit the entire process into the video. She's extremely beneficial to me and has taught me how to make so many things but I found ALL her videos and watched them.
I decided to make this one today instead of the spiral one Denise. It’s so pretty and works up fairly quickly. Of course, had to use my favorite copper with green fire polished beads. I put a large glass variegated brown bead at the bottom. Then started with the 6mm green beads. Since my beads were a bit larger, I stopped at 7 and the length came out perfect. Thanks for a great project. Hope you continue to survive the winter. Where are you located, btw?
That does sound beautiful, I’d love to see a picture if you want to share 😊
@@DeniseMathew Sure, be happy to. I looked on your Community page, but I don't see anyone else posting their images to you. Where would you like me to send a photo?
Never mind, I found your email address and sent the photo there. Have a great day!
I like it so much
Do we have to wrap to close the half open loop? Or I can just close it after hooking it on without wrapping? Thanks!
+Josie Lau there are two ways to do it one is the Wrapped closed loop as I show here, it's more stable but there's also just an open loop like here www.wigjig.com/jewelry-techniques/loops/988-open-loops both will work just fine for this project. Hope this helps 😊
Denise, I love this video and will try to make this at some point. My question is do you use half hard or dead soft wire?
+Selena Coul I almost always use dead soft for all my projects except where I need a little more stiffness like for earwires, hope this helps 😊
Denise, thank you! I had a feeling! I've had a devil of a time with the tail ends that are so stiff and stab my poor thumbs! I am so excited about making my own jewelry and also selling. I have a lot to learn, but that's just part of the fun of the process. Thank you again for your amazing videos and patience with my questions.
Denice what kind of players you're using to make your loops what's the technical name? Please
+rachel litchfield they are called round nose pliers or also rosary pliers. Hope this helps 😊
Hi. your necklace is beautiful. i have a question.. I only have 26n 20 gauge wire. Can this necklace be made using these size gauge wire
+Mary Owens 20 gauge is perfect if it fits through your beads, 26 gauge isn't as sturdy for a necklace so I wouldn't recommend it, hope this helps 😊
how long have you been doing this
how many beads in total is used in your bouquet necklace?
+John Daniel I don't have the necklace anymore but my guess would be between 100-125, 4 mm roundels. The size of the beads will also affect the amount you need as well as the length of your desired necklace, hope this helps. 😊
Denise, thanks
What is the brand of nose plier you are using? Thank you.
+Tess Garcia just plain no name brand that I bought at Walmart. Here's a link that I made about tools I like if you're interested.kit.com/denisemathew/getting-started-making-wire-jewelry
Hi just wondering what kind a wire are you using on this video please
I used a 24 gauge gold plated copper wire
Thank you so much 😘😘😘
what was the chain length?
It’s 16 inches, the list of all the components I used is in the drop down menu under description. 😊
nice to meet you
Wished I could upload a picture
Unfortunately TH-cam don’t allow that yet, maybe someday.😊
Nice design, but a very poor tutorial if that was your intention. Way too fast and much of what was going on was hidden by your hands or completely off camera.
+Dolores Thompson I'm a student just like many people who come to this channel, so I'm learning too. I have slowed down and have used the viewer comments to make better videos. I feel my more recent tutorials show that I've improved. At the end of the day I'm just doing free content trying to share what I know in hopes that someone out there will benefit from my experience.😊