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@@xpaige87 no copper foil tape needed on most metals! Yes I use a rotary tool & a flex shaft! You’ll find TONS of information on lots of subjects in my other tutorials! I appreciate your interest & support! 🙏😊💖

@@samanthaadams8773 thank you so much! So FUN experimenting! 🙏😊💖

@@classicalgarden thank you kindly! I also started out wire wrapping and gradually moved into soft soldering. You’ll also see from my videos that I’ve begun learning silversmithing too! The one thing I would highly suggest is purchasing a high-quality soldering iron and I have a beginners video that will be helpful to understand what I went through and why having a high quality soldering iron is the way to go! Thank you so much for your interest and support! 🙏😊🩵

@@PaulineLloyd-k8n awesome! I’m thrilled to hear that my videos are helpful! I appreciate your interest & support! 🙏😊💖

@@AnnesreborndollsandfunW I don’t recommend ordering from Amazon,Temu, or wish as there really is no way of knowing what you’re going to get. I order about 95% of the time from one vendor on Facebook and have been with them for over three years now. They’re based in the US and always have great shows. The link to their Facebook group is in the description box below each video. There are also many great stone dealers on Etsy and here’s a link to one that I have ordered from and was happy with who is based in the US. And regarding tools and supplies that you will need to get started, I have a tutorial for beginners on my channel that you can watch. Also in the description box below each video, I list lots of the tools and supplies that I use for each of those projects. I highly recommend purchasing a high-quality soldering iron as that’s the most important tool in this craft. It’s a little bit more expensive than your regular run-of-the-mill soldering irons, but you will not be happy with those less expensive ones as I have personal experience with, trust me! So just to get started, you will need a good soldering iron, copper foil tape, lead free jewelry grade soft solder, some alcohol to clean your gemstones before applying the copper foil tape, something like a pair of pliers to hold your stone, and other jewelry findings depending if you’re making a necklace, bracelet or earrings. Again, have a look at the tools and supplies I list under each video. I hope this helps and thanks so much for your interest and support. 🙏😊💖 www.etsy.com/shop/JohariGemsJewels

I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos! Thanks for watching! 🙏😊💖 I appreciate your interest & support!

Thank you kindly! 💯 agree & I’m determined to make more jewelry for the guys! 😁

@@alisaaudonkina3507 it’s not recommended to use rosin core soft solder! For the safest jewelry making solder only use lead-free & use a separate flux! You’ll see my recommendations in this video! I appreciate your interest & support! 🙏😊💖

Thx! Can’t wait to start on a couple of these beauties real soon!

I’ve several out on my desk right now ready to Gooooooo! 🤣🤣🤣

I recently did a video on how to price your jewelry pieces. I do charge 25 per hour and then it’s typically all of your supplies times three for retail or times two for wholesale customers. I typically go with my gut as most of the formularies seem so high to me, but once in a while, they come close to what my gut tells me.

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Thank you kindly! Yes, you watching my videos helps grow my channel as well as when you hit the Like button as well as when you share my videos with others even if they don’t watch them! Everything helps & I greatly appreciate your support! I’d be happy to try to help identify your pieces! The metal would almost 100% be stamped with a .925 if it was real silver! Are you on Facebook? I’m so sorry to hear of your health challenges & recently surgery & complications! I’m sending prayers for a successful recovery & results! If you’d like to provide me an email I can contact you & we can communicate via email. Do you know how to take & send pictures through email?

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I appreciate your interest and have added this topic to my list of upcoming videos! 🙏😊💖

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@@lisabrians8265 I work most consistently at 360 Celsius adjusting the temperature temperature up or down depending on the project. As you have discovered there is very little instructions on this topic. When you purchase different solder (wire) you will notice that the melting temperature is usually listed on the wire and that’s how you know how hot to set your iron. For example, when simply using the iron for electronic purposes, it doesn’t need to be near as hot as it does when making layers such as we do in the Tiffany method. I hope this helps some! I appreciate your interest and support. 🙏😊💖

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@@lauriesbella1252 thx gf! I had tried a cheaper set last year & they were terrible so I wanted to see if cost was a factor in performance! I believe it is! If you still have those scissors you purchased, you could try the trick I did by putting it with a piece of card stock or thicker piece of paper because that really helps. This weekend I’m going to try again and this time I’m going to put the copper foil sandwiched in between two pieces of card stock and I’ll bet you that does the trick but maybe you should try that too because I do like getting different patterns. 💖

@ Karen I still have them gong to try the card stock… Let you know how it works out..💜🙏🏼🩷

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Thx very much! The patina is actually Black Oxide but thx for the love! 🙏😊💖

You HAVE to use the copper foil tape with this technique when soldering anything other than certain metals. Soft solder will only adhere to those certain metals and that is what the “copper“ foil tape mimics, allowing the solder to actually adhere to the pieces that have the copper foil tape on them. I’m wondering if you might be confusing the Tiffany Method soft soldering technique with actual silversmithing or metalsmithing techniques? These are two completely different types of mediums! I appreciate your interest and support! 🙏😊

I am so happy to hear that my videos are helping you. I am so glad you're finding them therapeutic. I really appreciate your interest and your support! 🙏😊💖

Ok Great! I added this topic to my list of upcoming videos! I appreciate your input and of course your continued support! 🙏😊💖

Thank you kindly! It turned out so cute that I picked up 2 small ones to make a pair of earrings too! 🙏😊💖

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I understand what the purpose of this symbol means & everything I could find when researching what to call it is the name “Evil Eye” so that name is the most commonly used even online & when shopping! Have a look for yourself! I appreciate your interest & support! 🙏😊🧿 Oh look…even when finding this cute emoji just type in “evil eye”

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Thank you very much! I enjoyed this piece & it looks fantastic! I appreciate your feedback & continued support! 🙏😊💚

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@@kellytomic5372 I just got a final confirmation yesterday & haven’t actually announced it yet BUT Thank You! ☺️ It is official & I’ll be announcing it next week! The link to my Etsy store is 100% definitely listed in the description box below (along with other links & information) the video! It’s listed as the first of the SOCIAL MEDIA links but I’ll provide it here for you now! I literally just updated the Sale prices 30 minutes go! I appreciate your interest and support! 🙏😊💖 ktsintuitivejewelry.etsy.com

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Thx so much! I like your idea of the suede & swapped it out! It looks adorable! I saw you tonight in the show! 🙏😊💖

@ Excellent! I saw you also and waved but you may have left by that time.

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Thank you, kindly! The tremors in my left hand are definitely challenging and not getting any better but I keep pushing ahead. Finding projects that I can do is what keeps me motivated. I appreciate your continued support! 🙏😊💖

Thank you kindly! I’m thrilled to hear that you are enjoying my videos! ☺️ You can use other attachments with the rotary tool such as sanding bits or drums BUT I tried a lot of them & found that using the same diamond coated cutting wheel actually works better than any of the other attachments for whatever reason so give it a try! I worked extensively with this attachment because I couldn’t afford a grinder & still can’t justify that big an expense! My sister-in-law gifted me hers & I’ve only used it a few times! I continue to use the cutting blade when I need more shapes than the grinder can produce or when I don’t feel like setting up the grinder outside! It does create a big wet mess! 😂🤪🤣 Just experiment with using the sides of the wheel not the straight edge! I definitely recommend the use of water to keep everything cool as well as eliminating the harmful dust particles that comes off the pieces! The diamond coated wheels are really inexpensive here in the US! They average about $15 for a pack of 8 or 10 wheels! I hope this helps! I appreciate your interest & support! 🙏😊💖

@@melaniep9244 ah THANKS! I think so too! 😂🙏😊💖

Thank you very much! It does look pretty cool! 😎