I am rather new and was wanting to see how you finished the bail, but the part I wanted to see was cut from the video sadly, nice work and thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for making the tutorials. I had kind of gotten away from wire wrapping/jewellry making until I saw one of your videos (tutorial on clasps) and you've got me excited about working with wire again!! I really appreciate the time you put into your videos 🙏 sending gratitude from Ontaro
Loved the video, but I am confused. At the end, you were wrapping the bail with the half round wire and had two sets of three wires on each side. Suddenly they were gone in the next shot (25:20) as you finished up the piece. How did you finish those side wires? I really would like to try this technique. Thanks for sharing!!!
Have you a tutorial using a small square Cabochon and an accent cabochon in a different shape or an accent “bead or pendant stone” that dangles for movement in the pendant? I have a turquoise square Cabochon (well a set of 5 - 2 ovals a square and 2 narrow ovals), I thought I’d use the square for the pendant but wanted to add a accent of dark red maybe ruby or garnet crystal. I just can’t figure out how! My first thought was a biconeor drop bead or maybe pear shaped pendant crystal or a teardrop crystal cabochon to dangle below to add movement, or combine the square turquoise with just a crystal bead above , or somehow combine 2 cabochons the turquoise below and something above in a different shape. I just can’t figure out how to achieve this, so the cabochons have sat sealed in a box for a year or so now. Tried to fathom a way to combine them with a ruby/garnet to make a 3 stone pendant but can’t figure out how to connect it all! They are small the “square” is only 10.6mm x 14mm, the 2 “fat” ovals are 11mm x 18mm and the 2 “skinny” ovals are 10.2mm x 17mm. They larger ovals are gorgeous but I couldn’t figure how combine them both with an accent colour in the middle to make a single pendant! Have you any tutorials combining smaller cabochons with accent crystals? 😊😊😊
Wow, what an excellent video!!! You make it so easy to follow your instructions - the mark of a great teacher. How could I modify this for a facetted square stone? I have a fancy facetted amethyst with a fairly deep pavilion and can't wait figure out how to wrap it to make the most of the incredible faceting. Thanks again for sharing your passion!
@Zurick Designs Jewelry and Art I didn't see any damage. That's my thing.... doing nails I mean. So I notice them on most people. I just started learning wire work things n my thumbs are all beat up all ready
I am new to this…have been practicing on cheaper wire…it’s flimsy even at larger gauges…is parawire better? It’s more expensive….but will it make learning better?
At the end you had wires going out - not the vale but on both sides sof it -- and you didn't describe what you did with them. i imagine you cut them off and tucked them in. i'd like to have seen that process too.
Thanks for watching!
I hope you enjoy this week’s tutorial 💜
Let me know in the comments if you’ll give it a try!
Have a great week!
I am rather new and was wanting to see how you finished the bail, but the part I wanted to see was cut from the video sadly, nice work and thank you for sharing.
I love how you use technical terms that we can all understand. Like telling us to smoosh the wires together. Love it!!!
Haha! ☺️💜
Absolutely beautiful! And puppy is so cute too! 😍
Thank you! 💜☺️
Lovely❤❤❤❤
That so pretty the pendant ❤❤❤
This is so beautiful! I love the way you make prong setting so manageable and beautiful! Thank you
Thank you so much! Glad I could help! ☺️💜
A beautiful pronged cabachon. Love the prong technique . Thanks for sharing your time and talent.
My pleasure! 💜☺️
So beautiful and unique. Thank you.
Thanks! ☺️💜
GORGEOUS!❤️
Thanks!!
Love this type of setting. I hope that I can do this. Thank you for the tutorial.
You can do it!☺️💜
Thank you so much for making the tutorials. I had kind of gotten away from wire wrapping/jewellry making until I saw one of your videos (tutorial on clasps) and you've got me excited about working with wire again!! I really appreciate the time you put into your videos 🙏 sending gratitude from Ontaro
That’s awesome! I’m so glad! ☺️💜
Beautiful design ❤️🇩🇰
Thanks! 💜☺️
Thank you for the video. I was looking for a square wrap for a moonstone. I will be trying it. ♥️
Awesome! 💜☺️
Love the design!
Glad you like it! 💜☺️
you are such a natural, inspiring designs. i would love to make a variation of this beautiful design. so grateful you share these tutorials
Awesome! Thanks! 💜☺️
Beautiful - but complicated
It looks fab, I love moonstones but they are hard to find in the U.K., at least I have lol! Guessing you’re in the USA by the wire gauges ❤❤❤❤
Yup! 💜
Great tutorial, Melissa! I’m definitely trying this today! Thank you! 🌸
Awesome! You’re so welcome! 💜💜
Adorbs Melissa! Impressive design and beautiful stone, impeccable as always! Have a wonderful week!
Thank you! You too! 💜☺️ ❄️
Loved the video, but I am confused. At the end, you were wrapping the bail with the half round wire and had two sets of three wires on each side. Suddenly they were gone in the next shot (25:20) as you finished up the piece. How did you finish those side wires? I really would like to try this technique. Thanks for sharing!!!
I was wondering the same.
Me too! I was confused as to what happens to side wires. Love this technique. 21:30
I noticed that too but I paused the video here 25:56 it looks like they are just cut and folded straight down flush with the top of the pendant. 😊
This is an absolute awesome tutorial... I am going to try this tomorrow... Thank you
Awesome! 🤗💜
Have you a tutorial using a small square Cabochon and an accent cabochon in a different shape or an accent “bead or pendant stone” that dangles for movement in the pendant? I have a turquoise square Cabochon (well a set of 5 - 2 ovals a square and 2 narrow ovals), I thought I’d use the square for the pendant but wanted to add a accent of dark red maybe ruby or garnet crystal. I just can’t figure out how! My first thought was a biconeor drop bead or maybe pear shaped pendant crystal or a teardrop crystal cabochon to dangle below to add movement, or combine the square turquoise with just a crystal bead above , or somehow combine 2 cabochons the turquoise below and something above in a different shape. I just can’t figure out how to achieve this, so the cabochons have sat sealed in a box for a year or so now. Tried to fathom a way to combine them with a ruby/garnet to make a 3 stone pendant but can’t figure out how to connect it all! They are small the “square” is only 10.6mm x 14mm, the 2 “fat” ovals are 11mm x 18mm and the 2 “skinny” ovals are 10.2mm x 17mm. They larger ovals are gorgeous but I couldn’t figure how combine them both with an accent colour in the middle to make a single pendant! Have you any tutorials combining smaller cabochons with accent crystals? 😊😊😊
Wow, what an excellent video!!! You make it so easy to follow your instructions - the mark of a great teacher.
How could I modify this for a facetted square stone? I have a fancy facetted amethyst with a fairly deep pavilion and can't wait figure out how to wrap it to make the most of the incredible faceting.
Thanks again for sharing your passion!
I got the perfect video for you!!
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@@ZurickDesigns Thank you so much!!!
While it looks tedious but it’s so pretty. I will probably make one soon.
Awesome! ☺️
Also, how do you buff it - and I don't have a tumbler, what else could be used?
You could use a rotary tool with buffing/polishing attachments
Your nails must be healthy n strong. I bought done craft wire to practice with and my thumb nails are split.
That turned out beautifully
My nails aren’t that good 😕
@Zurick Designs Jewelry and Art I didn't see any damage. That's my thing.... doing nails I mean. So I notice them on most people. I just started learning wire work things n my thumbs are all beat up all ready
@@mandicoleman7433 that’s good to know!
I am new to this…have been practicing on cheaper wire…it’s flimsy even at larger gauges…is parawire better? It’s more expensive….but will it make learning better?
Yea. I like parawire. I have some coated wire and bare copper wire from them 👍🏻
@@ZurickDesigns thank you so much!
At the end you had wires going out - not the vale but on both sides sof it -- and you didn't describe what you did with them. i imagine you cut them off and tucked them in. i'd like to have seen that process too.