Thanks. Once you start making Love Knots, it's hard to stop. You always end up with more than you planned, which means you can throw together an extra pair of earrings or a bracelet. I like to mix wire colors.
Thank you 🥰 great advice and so cool I’ve been looking for beads to make out of all the wire I found at a job site after poles went up at a land clears at a trailer park all trailers are gone walked my dog after they left a seen a garbage bag of pieces of wire andantes ziplock full of small copper washers and funny looking nails ! So it’s a Sign ! ❤️🤟🏻💋
The last time I did anything I would consider to be "slughtly interesting", I was scolded by a teacher and sent to the principal's office. I have since reformed and avoid anything that might be even be slightly slughtly.
Hi, I really like this, can go with anything. You mentioned cuff links as an example. Would you perhaps consider to do some cuff links, and perhaps other items for men? I ask as there is really nothing out there, you being a man might be able to come up with some great items. If a question is not asked one will not know the answer, so I put it out there. Thank you for you videos.
For 20 gauge I would probably stay with the same size and keep the 4 wraps per coil and see how it looks. If it seems too "floppy", you can try a slightly smaller mandrel but it can get a little hard to manage if you go too much smaller. If you jump up to 16 gauge, you can use the same size mandrel, but drop down to 3 wraps around the mandrel for each coil.
Hello, I just happened to come across your tutorial, and I must say this is nice and different. I like it very much - question for you, may I have your permission to make and sell your product?
Hi Carol: There is a link in the show notes just above the comments section. There are a couple of links. Make sure you check out the free downloadable tutorial first. Let me know how it goes. Steve
So much to learn...even in most basics...
Yup, but this one is so easy even I can do it.
Would you like to see more "make your own wire beads" tutorials?
@@homestrungjewelry gladly
Thanks very much for sharing! Love them.
Love this tutorial - love these love knot beads
Thanks so much for the awesome tutorial. Loooove the love knots!!!!
Always wondered how this was done. Thank you Steve. ❤
Glad we could help. Making Love Knots is one of my addictions.
Thank you
Большое спасибо, очень красивый дизайн! Мне тоже нравится работать с пружинками из проволоки!
Спасибо. Как только вы начнете, трудно перестать делать маленькие пружинки.
Great video!
Thanks. Once you start making Love Knots, it's hard to stop. You always end up with more than you planned, which means you can throw together an extra pair of earrings or a bracelet. I like to mix wire colors.
So very cute! Thank you.. 🌞 Looking forward to more content from you!
Cool thanks🤩🤩🤩💜💜
Nice technique
Thank you 🥰 great advice and so cool I’ve been looking for beads to make out of all the wire I found at a job site after poles went up at a land clears at a trailer park all trailers are gone walked my dog after they left a seen a garbage bag of pieces of wire andantes ziplock full of small copper washers and funny looking nails ! So it’s a Sign ! ❤️🤟🏻💋
Slughtly interesting 🤔🤔.
The last time I did anything I would consider to be "slughtly interesting", I was scolded by a teacher and sent to the principal's office. I have since reformed and avoid anything that might be even be slightly slughtly.
Hi, I really like this, can go with anything. You mentioned cuff links as an example. Would you perhaps consider to do some cuff links, and perhaps other items for men? I ask as there is really nothing out there, you being a man might be able to come up with some great items. If a question is not asked one will not know the answer, so I put it out there. Thank you for you videos.
Shanda had some tutorials for things like cuff links and a tie bar. We'll see what we can find.
@@homestrungjewelry Thank you 😺
Great tutorial! What size of mandrel would you suggest for 20 gauge wire?
For 20 gauge I would probably stay with the same size and keep the 4 wraps per coil and see how it looks. If it seems too "floppy", you can try a slightly smaller mandrel but it can get a little hard to manage if you go too much smaller.
If you jump up to 16 gauge, you can use the same size mandrel, but drop down to 3 wraps around the mandrel for each coil.
Hello, I just happened to come across your tutorial, and I must say this is nice and different. I like it very much - question for you, may I have your permission to make and sell your product?
Sure.
I like it. Thanks. I'm going to give it a try, Where can I print a hard copy of the instructions?
Hi Carol:
There is a link in the show notes just above the comments section. There are a couple of links. Make sure you check out the free downloadable tutorial first.
Let me know how it goes.
Steve