Thanks for sharing I start my silversmithing classes on 6 June I already do wire work jewellery and wanted to learn soldering and casting can't wait I'll try something like this in a few weeks love it 😀
Wow how nice! Whoever wears that cuff is going to receive very nice compliments. I'm a new subscriber looking forward to see many more of your videos! 🙂
Thank you. I have a goal to work towards. I am new to wire jewelry and want to make these. Yours look amazing hopefully one day I will be on your level.
Oh yeah! This video was much better. I could see and hear just great. Thank you! The bracelet Is beautiful! Do you ever work with wide wire? I saw a bracelet with wide flat wire looked like only 2 pieces that were twisted. It made quite a substantial bracelet that somehow also seemed delicate.
I truly wish that I had the $ to support you. I have a daughter that needs a bracelet, but your work is very nice and you should be compensated well for it.
My suggestion is that instead of showing the entire twisting process in fast motion, that you do a close up of how the twist is actually done, slowly . And then do the rest of the steps. Also, film from behind your shoulder, instead of from the front.
@ZinkSterling your twisted wires, how long were they before you twisted them? I'm new at twisting and never know how much my wires lose after being twisted.
Just curious have you tried to put the sterling and touch marks on the tube of the end caps? It would make the ends a little less bulky, also remove one more part of the process.
So I did a video on Loop In Loop which is a common type of chain made in Bali, I know they also have a twist on a Byzantine chain that they do. Do you know the name of the chain you have in mind, because Bali Chain is just any chain made in Bali usually referring to ones made with traditional methods, but there are dozens of different types.
Not sure how to explain it but it's the one where there would be 2 chain links attached to another 2 attached to another 2, but 4 of the loops would be held within the first 2, and then there's a slight twist to them all.
Really interesting and well explained. Thank you 👍
Thank you! Could you post the materials you used so that we can read that info in the description for those who cannot hear? Great tutorial! xo
Thank you for the great video! I've been wanting to make a cuff like this and I really appreciate the detailed video and the supply list! Bravo.
Thanks for sharing I start my silversmithing classes on 6 June I already do wire work jewellery and wanted to learn soldering and casting can't wait I'll try something like this in a few weeks love it 😀
Wow how nice! Whoever wears that cuff is going to receive very nice compliments. I'm a new subscriber looking forward to see many more of your videos! 🙂
Beautiful and a great job making it
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
this was amazing watched it twice definitely gotta try this x
Very informative and a lovely piece.
Thank you. I have a goal to work towards. I am new to wire jewelry and want to make these. Yours look amazing hopefully one day I will be on your level.
Oh yeah! This video was much better. I could see and hear just great. Thank you! The bracelet Is beautiful!
Do you ever work with wide wire? I saw a bracelet with wide flat wire looked like only 2 pieces that were twisted. It made quite a substantial bracelet that somehow also seemed delicate.
bonita pulsera, congrats, well done
Very nice. Very giving. I respect that.
I truly wish that I had the $ to support you. I have a daughter that needs a bracelet, but your work is very nice and you should be compensated well for it.
My suggestion is that instead of showing the entire twisting process in fast motion, that you do a close up of how the twist is actually done, slowly . And then do the rest of the steps. Also, film from behind your shoulder, instead of from the front.
Great work and well explained - thanks :-)
@ZinkSterling your twisted wires, how long were they before you twisted them? I'm new at twisting and never know how much my wires lose after being twisted.
Nice work. Have you had any luck tumbling pieces with steel shot instead of kiln hardening?
My dad does that for wire wrap jewelry, but I have always used a kiln on my pieces. I get very consistent results from it
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Is the 20g twist round wire 2 pieces of 20g twisted together, or 2 pieces twisted together that end up being 20g?
The wire is 20g before twisting. If you want a thicker cuff you can use larger wire though.
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Just curious have you tried to put the sterling and touch marks on the tube of the end caps? It would make the ends a little less bulky, also remove one more part of the process.
Yea you can stamp it into the cap, I just did it this way because I like the way it looked.
Спасибо за очень подробный ролик. Успехов в работе и осуществления творческих планов!
Could you show how you make a foxtail chain? Thank you!
Just got a video live on 4 loop foxtail chain. Thank you for the suggestion.
@@ZinkSterling Thank you! You are awesome! xo
Where can i buy?
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Can you do a bali chain tutorial? Can't find any tutorial videos on how to.
So I did a video on Loop In Loop which is a common type of chain made in Bali, I know they also have a twist on a Byzantine chain that they do. Do you know the name of the chain you have in mind, because Bali Chain is just any chain made in Bali usually referring to ones made with traditional methods, but there are dozens of different types.
Not sure how to explain it but it's the one where there would be 2 chain links attached to another 2 attached to another 2, but 4 of the loops would be held within the first 2, and then there's a slight twist to them all.
Can you send me a picture of it at zinksterling@gmail.com and I will see what I can do
Where do you buy your silver wire?
Nice video, i want to make an anciet jewelry and need your opionion on the size of the wires, do you have an email?
@@ThePhilohobbyist yes my email is in the description of all my videos, glad to answer any questions you have
HI How long did you hold it in the kiln at 500 degrees?
For 3 hours, then let the kiln slow cool back to room temperature before opening the door