Thank you for sharing this with us. I absolutely love that your videos are up close . I appreciate how you explain in depth what you are doing. As always beautiful work. Thank you again, much love
Wow!! Rhonda you just made my entire month!! You don’t know how much that means to me and the inspiration to create even more art with you and my audience! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I’m sure it came out beautiful, that’s all any of us can do is just practice and every design will come out exactly the way you want it to. And give yourself a huge pat on the back!! that was a tough one to make. 💪🏼
@@RADCreativeArt it was really fun. I wound up using 2 different gauge wire, 0.4 and 0.5. Not a big difference but you could really feel it twisting the branches. The hardest thing for me was the shaping. I just need to find a base I like to mount it on and it’ll be done 😁
I am so proud of you girl that’s wonderful and take your time with the base go in different thrift stores go in a pet shop they have all kinds of things and you’ll know when the right piece is meant for your tree the second you look at it and then send me a picture please so I can see it! Great job!! 💪🏼👍🏻🥰🎉
Firts i really want to thank you so much for all of you're tutorials. They are great and i learnd a lot from you❤ now my question: the tree making part is not the tricky part for me. I am used too work with wire because i make wirewrapped jewelry for a business. The tricky part for me is the base. It is not the attaching part of the tree but too make a whole nice 'picture' like what too put on there and what too attached first. I want too ask you for some tutorials of that. If it's not too much trouble for you. I just not used too crafting besides wirewrapped pendants and other jewelry. ❤❤
Hi Peggy! I never considered doing a tutorial on the decorating of the base before, and you not the first to ask, but I can promise you the last. It is part of “crafting”, and having an eye for what a miniature landscape would look like and what to use. So when I up load the tree I’m finishing at the moment, that will follow immediately after. Thank you so much for this comment 🤗👍🏻
I also wanted to add, you always place and secure the tree to the base before any decorations go on. Its just easier to see how your landscape will look around it. ☺️
@@RADCreativeArt oooh thank you so much i can't wait too watch. I just feel so insecure and it would be so sad if i ruind my cute little trees just because i am not using the right decorations or do it the wrong way. I was completly forgot how it feels too storting something whole new. I make jewelry for some time now. I cannot thank you enough for it. Sending lots of love 🥰
Hi Carolyn!! It was so nice meeting and talking with you today. Thank you so much for your comment and for subscribing. Let me know next time you’re coming down here in advance and we’ll get together I’ll show you some of my work. And I always love advice on future projects too!
Hola Eve, normalmente transcribo en español pero por alguna razón la aplicación no me permite hacerlo. Intente verificar la configuración en el lado derecho del video para acceder a los subtítulos. Si no está allí, hágamelo saber.
I still do sometimes as well. Just try to envision what you want it to look like, and don’t be afraid to untwist the branches and reposition as you go. I’ll start a new tutorial on shaping and redesigning as soon as I can.
I just clipped off some tiny fake leaves from some artificial plants, and yes I also used sand. Everything is placed with the Gorilla Glue. You can use any clear drying glue
Thank you so much, I love making these wind swept trees. The beads link was in the description but I’ll provide it again for you they are from Michaels Crafts, 6/0 bead size, dark green glass seed beads. They come in a 4 oz. square tube. I also included a few amber glass seed beads to offset. www.michaels.com/product/glass-seed-beads-by-bead-landing-60-10627306
Thank you for sharing this with us. I absolutely love that your videos are up close . I appreciate how you explain in depth what you are doing. As always beautiful work. Thank you again, much love
Wow!! Rhonda you just made my entire month!! You don’t know how much that means to me and the inspiration to create even more art with you and my audience! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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My tree came out cute. I can definitely see where practice will greatly help lol
I’m sure it came out beautiful, that’s all any of us can do is just practice and every design will come out exactly the way you want it to. And give yourself a huge pat on the back!! that was a tough one to make. 💪🏼
@@RADCreativeArt it was really fun. I wound up using 2 different gauge wire, 0.4 and 0.5. Not a big difference but you could really feel it twisting the branches. The hardest thing for me was the shaping. I just need to find a base I like to mount it on and it’ll be done 😁
I am so proud of you girl that’s wonderful and take your time with the base go in different thrift stores go in a pet shop they have all kinds of things and you’ll know when the right piece is meant for your tree the second you look at it and then send me a picture please so I can see it! Great job!! 💪🏼👍🏻🥰🎉
Firts i really want to thank you so much for all of you're tutorials. They are great and i learnd a lot from you❤ now my question: the tree making part is not the tricky part for me. I am used too work with wire because i make wirewrapped jewelry for a business. The tricky part for me is the base. It is not the attaching part of the tree but too make a whole nice 'picture' like what too put on there and what too attached first. I want too ask you for some tutorials of that. If it's not too much trouble for you. I just not used too crafting besides wirewrapped pendants and other jewelry. ❤❤
Hi Peggy! I never considered doing a tutorial on the decorating of the base before, and you not the first to ask, but I can promise you the last. It is part of “crafting”, and having an eye for what a miniature landscape would look like and what to use. So when I up load the tree I’m finishing at the moment, that will follow immediately after. Thank you so much for this comment 🤗👍🏻
I also wanted to add, you always place and secure the tree to the base before any decorations go on. Its just easier to see how your landscape will look around it. ☺️
@@RADCreativeArt oooh thank you so much i can't wait too watch. I just feel so insecure and it would be so sad if i ruind my cute little trees just because i am not using the right decorations or do it the wrong way. I was completly forgot how it feels too storting something whole new. I make jewelry for some time now. I cannot thank you enough for it. Sending lots of love 🥰
Thank you for sharing this tutorial. This tree is so beautiful 🤗❤️
Thanks so much 😊
Lovely work! Fun to talk to you today on the beach at SIC. (I found the sand dollar.)
Hi Carolyn!! It was so nice meeting and talking with you today. Thank you so much for your comment and for subscribing. Let me know next time you’re coming down here in advance and we’ll get together I’ll show you some of my work. And I always love advice on future projects too!
I drill holes in the drift wood and run the roots in and out. Looks more natural to me.
Great idea! Thanks for sharing
Hermoso trabajo . Me encanto . Mil gracias
¡De nada! Gracias por ver 🥰
Огромное спасибо за подробный мастер класс! Я обязательно сделаю это красивое дерево.
Добро пожаловать, Наталья! Я знаю, ты отлично справишься. 👍🏻 Будут еще видео!
Подскажите, пожалуйста, какой размер бисера использовали?
Me gustaría que tuviera subtítulos en español, para los que no sabemos inglés, gracias.
Hola Eve, normalmente transcribo en español pero por alguna razón la aplicación no me permite hacerlo. Intente verificar la configuración en el lado derecho del video para acceder a los subtítulos. Si no está allí, hágamelo saber.
😂 I like the way you made the branches.But what if you don't want wind swap?How would you bend it
Then you bend them anyway you want. Just bend them down for a willow look. 👍🏻
If you didn't want it to blow in the wind you wanted to look like a normal weapon.Would you wire it the same
You could wire it the same way, and design it to resemble a willow tree. You would definitely need more branches to achieve this look.
I always get stuck when it's time to shape the tree.
I still do sometimes as well. Just try to envision what you want it to look like, and don’t be afraid to untwist the branches and reposition as you go. I’ll start a new tutorial on shaping and redesigning as soon as I can.
@@RADCreativeArt where can I send a picture
Hi Sharon, you can contact me and send photos to Radcreativeart@gmail.com
@@sharontalley5103 Dont know if you received my reply, send photos and any correspondence to Joye RADCreativeArt@gmail.com
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Такую красоту я загорелась сделать прямо сейчас. Скажите, пожалуйста, подойдёт ли сварочная омедненная проволока 0,8 мм? Спасибо!
Я не понимаю, почему бы и нет. Пока бусины легко скользят по проволоке, все готово.
What are those green embellishments. Are fake leaves? Is that gravel you put on the wood? If so should I just put it on with the gorilla glue?
I just clipped off some tiny fake leaves from some artificial plants, and yes I also used sand. Everything is placed with the Gorilla Glue. You can use any clear drying glue
This is beautiful and whimsical!!! I love it… just a couple of questions, where did you get the beads from, and what type and size of beads are they?
Thank you so much, I love making these wind swept trees. The beads link was in the description but I’ll provide it again for you they are from Michaels Crafts, 6/0 bead size, dark green glass seed beads. They come in a 4 oz. square tube. I also included a few amber glass seed beads to offset.
www.michaels.com/product/glass-seed-beads-by-bead-landing-60-10627306
Thank you so much for answering so quickly! I love your videos!
You didn't say how long the wires are supposed to be
30 strands of 24 gauge wire, cut 28 inches long. This is said, and captioned in the beginning of the video. Section 1:02. Thanks for your question. 👍🏻