Link to my Etsy shop: etsy.me/3hi9UyB This set is made with half hard, 18 gauge gold color copper wire, and 8mm natural Amazonite gemstone beads. Ring: U.S. size 7.5
Thank you Fee, I love your work. I get so incredibly bothered by people who waste lots of wire. You are the second channel that I've found that actually have accurate measurements. You have a new subscriber ♥
Sweet! Thank you very much. I really appreciate you and your feedback. I’ll do my best to keep bringing content that made you want to subscribe in the first place.
Very nicely done. It would be nice if the camera had a wider area for us to watch and maybe not so close up so you could see your hands. Better to see what you’re doing.
Best tutorial I've had the privilege to watch I enjoy your personality and you have a gift for teaching and I'd say mastery techniques that are explained you mage gorgeous pieces with supplies I hive in abundance I have a ton of pataeire. I've always wanted to learn wire wrapping but my attention span qiots Short. I subscribed to your Channel thank you s❤o much!!!
I’ve just found your channel and have subscribed I really found this tutorial very helpful as I want to take my jewellery to this level next year instead of just stringing etc. it’s going to take me some time to make anything this stunning but with your help I’m hoping I will get there. I did work with wire a good few years ago, but my hands are nit as strong as they used to be. Thanks again x
Thank you so much for subscribing. I’m glad you’ve decided to join our community. I will continue to do my best to be as helpful as I can be and we can grow together.
@@FromFeeToYou you were right. I have made four versions of the bracelet in the last few days and it is getting easier. I am going to move to rings next.
Sorry for double post.......If this is not a Goddess Bracelet, it should be. It looks more like a bracelet for a goddess than anything I've seen before. Truly, Cat
Love the design! Please provide size wire…20gauge? I noticed that you are using 8mm amazonite for the earrings and a half-hard wire. Would those not be heavy? The first measurement for the earrings were metric. Is that correct?
Thank you for that. Yes, I used 8mm beads and 18 gauge gold colored half-hard copper wire for the set. I believe I used the imperial system and the metric system interchangeably in the video. It’s been a while since recording, so I’m not really sure. The person that I sold it to has not told me that the earrings are heavy, nor does she have a problem with any of the other pieces. It’s more sturdy and that’s what she was looking for; something sturdy rather than flimsy like a 20 gauge wire would’ve been. Although, 20 gauge wire would probably be more effective on the earrings in hindsight. At the time of recording this video, I only wanted to use one type of wire, which was the 18 gauge half hard wire that I presented. One thing I must say is that I would absolutely NOT use 20 gauge wire for the bracelet or the ring.
You do a great job! You explained it well you go slow enough for us to get it, but not too slow. I like how do you get in there and get it done.
Well I am flattered by your glowing feedback. You’re greatly appreciated. Glad you are here.
Thank you Fee, I love your work. I get so incredibly bothered by people who waste lots of wire. You are the second channel that I've found that actually have accurate measurements. You have a new subscriber ♥
Sweet! Thank you very much. I really appreciate you and your feedback. I’ll do my best to keep bringing content that made you want to subscribe in the first place.
Clear and understandable tutorial. Tfs. I've got to try and make the set. I love this.
Thank you for the kind comment. I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’d love to see some of your art.
Great video! Thank you for posting it!
You’re very welcome. Thank you for your kind words. 🙏🏽
Very nice and simply presented!
Glad you liked it!
I’m glad I found your video. Easy to do this with your step by step tutorial
Thank you so much for that. You’re awesome! I’m glad you found me as well.😊
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so very much!
Thank you very much. I’m glad you appreciate it. 😀
Great job🙌🏾ty for sharing!
You’re welcome! Thank you for your feedback.
Lovely 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nicely done. It would be nice if the camera had a wider area for us to watch and maybe not so close up so you could see your hands. Better to see what you’re doing.
Thanks for the feedback. I’ve taken it into consideration for the next video.
Best tutorial I've had the privilege to watch I enjoy your personality and you have a gift for teaching and I'd say mastery techniques that are explained you mage gorgeous pieces with supplies I hive in abundance I have a ton of pataeire. I've always wanted to learn wire wrapping but my attention span qiots Short. I subscribed to your Channel thank you s❤o much!!!
You are too kind. I’m really happy that you’re a subscriber! I hope that I can continue to be part of your wire wrapping learning journey. Thank you!
I’ve just found your channel and have subscribed I really found this tutorial very helpful as I want to take my jewellery to this level next year instead of just stringing etc. it’s going to take me some time to make anything this stunning but with your help I’m hoping I will get there. I did work with wire a good few years ago, but my hands are nit as strong as they used to be. Thanks again x
Thank you so much for subscribing. I’m glad you’ve decided to join our community. I will continue to do my best to be as helpful as I can be and we can grow together.
This is sooo beautiful and not as easy to make as you make it look ❤. Thank you for sharing
I appreciate that. Before you know it, you’ll be doing the same.
@@FromFeeToYou you were right. I have made four versions of the bracelet in the last few days and it is getting easier. I am going to move to rings next.
That’s wonderful!
Thanks for this beautiful informative earring tutorial! New subscriber here
You’re welcome. Thank you for subscribing. 🙏🏽
MashaAllah very nice excellent sister 🤗👌
Thank you very much. I appreciate your kind words.
Thank you very much
Love these
Btw what gauge wire did you use
Thank you very much for your kind words. I use 18 gauge wire.
18 gauge, half hard for earrings?
Sorry for double post.......If this is not a Goddess Bracelet, it should be. It looks more like a bracelet for a goddess than anything I've seen before. Truly, Cat
Thank you very much. I’m really happy that you like the design. I appreciate your feedback.
Love the design! Please provide size wire…20gauge? I noticed that you are using 8mm amazonite for the earrings and a half-hard wire. Would those not be heavy? The first measurement for the earrings were metric. Is that correct?
Thank you for that. Yes, I used 8mm beads and 18 gauge gold colored half-hard copper wire for the set.
I believe I used the imperial system and the metric system interchangeably in the video. It’s been a while since recording, so I’m not really sure.
The person that I sold it to has not told me that the earrings are heavy, nor does she have a problem with any of the other pieces. It’s more sturdy and that’s what she was looking for; something sturdy rather than flimsy like a 20 gauge wire would’ve been.
Although, 20 gauge wire would probably be more effective on the earrings in hindsight. At the time of recording this video, I only wanted to use one type of wire, which was the 18 gauge half hard wire that I presented.
One thing I must say is that I would absolutely NOT use 20 gauge wire for the bracelet or the ring.
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Yes they do. Been a fan since inception. 😊
請問封面這個手鐲有出售還是還沒出售呢？
That particular one was sold already, but I could make another one for you if you’d like to purchase.
@@FromFeeToYou 我可以知道一套（連耳環）多少美金嗎？
$65
Hay muchas tomas que no se ve más que sus dedos y no la maniobra que está haciendo.
Lo siento. Esto se grabó anteriormente en mis días de video tutorial. Creo que he mejorado desde entonces. Gracias por señalarme esto.
Omg, can you please speak up. I can barely hear you.
Sorry about that. Old phone during he time of recording. I’ll do better next time. Thanks for the feedback.
Alright calm down, there's a nicer way of commenting