Bead Snack Video: Rosebud Bangle at The Bead Gallery, Honolulu
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2012
- Join us in making a rosebud bangle! It's simple to make and uses only ONE piece of wire :) I taped this in real time, so you can see how easy they are to make. We do suggest tumbling them when you are done, to "firm" them up a lot more!
Basic wire skills are very helpful to make this in larger gauges of wire, but we've had many beginners make beautiful first-time bangles in sterling silver, gold fill and my favorite: rose gold fill wire!
Enjoy this bead snack, and we hope to tempt you into making some for yourself! As always, if you need assistance, stop in or give us a call or set up a class! If you do make them, please Facebook us with a picture- we'd love to see them!
Supplies and Tools:
12 gauge wire
Flush cutter
Chain nose pliers
Bracelet mandrel
Nylon hammer
Need tools? Check out our website or email us!!
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Aloha!!!
Jamie
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Super cute and adorable.
Thank you for sharing.
God bless you
It would be nice if you would have the camera focused on what Amanda is doing.
it's kinda hard to do this when the video is not focused on the bracelet? ?
I made one in 16 gauge and one in 18 gauge. I gave mine texture with a ball peen hammer and then I used my nylon hammer about 4 times to harden the wire. I used a 3-way nail file that has fine, medium and rough. It worked perfectly.
Awesome!!!! That sounds like you had fun AND made something wonderful :). Thanks for watching! We've been doing a lot of work with our brick and mortar store now that it re-opened, and with our website, so I haven't had time to make new videos this year. However, come catch our live show on Facebook if you can, and come say HI! aloha, jamie
If this was an instructional tutorial, I couldn't see what they were doing. I could see them working, but no clear focus on the bracelet. Bad video
Very informative ladies and the bracelet is beautiful!
Thank you! It's so simple to make and even easier to gift and see our friends smile :)
thank you for posting,. this was the only video I could find that shows how to use a bracelet mandrel or as you call it a wrist mandrel.
Lovely Bracelet but I wish you would have shown how she tucked it under to finish off the ends
Great simple idea ring/bangles. Some of the other rosebuds displayed a shell button back, but is a greag way to incorporate small spiral shells. Off top of my head, I can't spell it. I have full polished halves of different small ones I wanted to use as focal for jewelry. I don't want to damage the fossils. I have seen the larger ones with wire run in the center to top or free formed frame which showcased more polished area. I would think this simple rosebud ran in center and formed with a smaller gauge woul accent both.
LOVED IT*
Cute but wish we could see a closeup as you were working
Thank you ☺️
Wish you showed a closeup when she was turning... ❤️🤟🏻
Thanks for letting me know! With such improvements in our videoing equipment (aka iphone), I know we will revisit projects again and will add this to our list! Aloha!! jamie
we use 18 and 16g and I think we are using our favorite raw silk hammer. email us if you need a pic/price...
thanks!
How much for a sterling silver bracelet?
yes, larger than 20gauge!
Appreciate your suggestion re the flush cutter - when you say a large wire do you mean large than 20 gauges?
Could you guys do an arm bracelet??
That sounds like a great idea!! Especially after watching The Woman King!! Will ponder on what would work! aloha!
Beautiful bracelet!! How long is the wire you are using?
Would you advise to file down the cut ends and if so what tool should be used to do so? Just thinking the cut ends will be against the skin side and may irritate. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to hearing your advice.
Hi!! Yes we do recommend using a half round flie to file the ends down. If you don't have that, then you can resort to using a really heavy duty emery board :) If you need a file, email us at info@thebeadgallery.com We have one that we love that's about $12 and will last a LONG time. Aloha! jamie
What type of wire is being used? Gold filled? Dead soft or half hard?
i use about one foot of wire to start!
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Hi. If you make the bangle size of your wrist, how do you get it over your hand?
I am guessing you already have your answer but you do not use your wrist size. You meet your thumb and little finger and then wrap a piece of paper or your cloth tapes measure around the widest part of your hand. That is your bangle size. If you plan on texturing you will need to make a smidge smaller as the metal will stretch.
hi what's the name of the thing you put the wire around to make the bangle? thanks
***** thank you
I agree, camera too far away to see what they are doing.
i cannt see clear what they are doing
What gauge wire is this? Also which of the hammers are you using? Lovely work
I watch the the making of the rosebud bracelet and couldn't see how it was done, focusing on the bracelet would have been nice to see how it was done.
I just can't believe someone going on TH-cam for tutorials can't be informative. What size cut? Hello!!
Hi i only have wooden mandrel. Will that work?
Yes
P Chaplin.
Yes
so cute !!!
Hi, what kind of silver is it? Thank you
We use sterling silver for most of the time, and have done it silver filled a couple times :)
Didnt tell us the gauge of wire used. 18, 16,14, 10????
You can use all of those... perhaps not the 18 though, as that can "smoosh" easily... good luck!
Love the idea but it was not a clear video and not close up. We couldn't see how she twisted the wires around making it the rose and where the extra wire was tucked into. Couldn't see her finished bangle.
We have a list of videos we want to re-do when we have time, and this will be one of them!! Aloha! jamie
impossible to see anything, but nice looking bangle .
couldn't see a thing you were doing. same thing as not seeing what or how the rose bud was formed.
ñ mostra de perto a execução,ñ gostei 😞
Where can I by the wire you used in this? And what is it called
Can’t see what you are doing.
Cannot see what’s she’s doing
It would be nice to actually see what your doing...tisk tisk for a teaching video.
Pessimo video Tutto ripreso da lontano. Si capisce poco.
thanks!