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Wow, both crocheting and soldering! I am impressed! Do you know if those brass stamps can be used to make patterns in the solder? Have you tried?

Have you tried using nylon stockings as a buffer to get a good shine at the very end? Not many know this, but used nylon stockings are the absolute best to shine up those leather shoes, they are used to get a good window shine as well, you can sharpen your knives with nylon stockings if you want them razor sharp and of course polish your gold, silver and tin! Thank you for teaching me, it is a beautiful pendant, just like you!

Tips for tips😂

Exactly what I was looking for - thank you!

Thank you for the tip, it worked absolutely wonderfully.

Great tutorial

You're an amazing instructor. Thanks so much!

It might not be sticking because some copper wire is coated, if you by raw copper wire & then tin it, it should stick & you won't need to use the emery board to rought it up, there is coated copper wire that is for wire wrapping only not soldering, that may be the case, I could be wrong to as I don't know what you've used , great channel😊

Hi thank you so much for your video. What soldering iron do you use? It seems quiet heavy duty. I’m onto my 4th iron and not working as well specially winter time.thanks

I bought some 4 mm (white) bolo cord that was so stiff when i pulled some off the spool, that it retained its coiled state, like curly hair that will not relax into a straight style. I read about dampening it and using a hair dryer, which I was planning to try, but then I thought about using the new clothes steamer that I just got after our 20-year old one bit the dust. I just ran the steamer head along the stiff cord and I could feel it relaxing so quickly. It was easy-peasy and it worked like a charm. I softened 5 lengths of cord that I had cut in about 10 minutes, and made 5 "girly" bolo ties, with silver filigree settings for 5 light blue and white cameo style cabochons with a bas relief design with hummingbirds and lilies (or some similarly shaped flower). Really nice cooler look for the hotter weather. If you have a blow gun hair dryer, no doubt that will work, but if you have a clothes steamer, it might go a little faster. Oh, and you can glue the bolo tips on as soon as the cord is relaxed, too. It will stay softened. My black bolo cord is made by a different maker, (brand name Tacool) and it was so supple when I first used it, it was already relaxed, but both the black and white cords are now supple, tightly braided and don't come unraveled, and they have a smooth surface and a pliable feel. Just what you ought to look for in bolo cords, as well as a low luster.

Thanks for your content, Does that patina work on steel ma'am?

Spot on! Just what I needed.

thats so pretty :)

Thats gorgeous!!!

Thank you!

Love this!! From one fellow pizon to another!! Creative Italians!!! Questions about the buttons you used, will the soldering hold on just metal? I have a few vintage buttons i would love to try this on!! Thanks for your tutorials!!!! Ciao

Thanks for this tip. Leather at hobby lobby comes wound on a piece of cardboard.

Is this silver wire you are using ? Or a copper wire ? Please let me know I’d like to try this. 🫶

Thanks so much!

Thank you! This is exactly what I needed. Something very different with solder, and you teach it so well. Love it!

How beautiful & colorful Maria! Thank you so much for sharing.

This is just so cute! Thank you for showing us how you did this!❤❤

That’s great, thank you ♥️🙋🏻‍♀️

So how do I sodder to my shoe. Don't think shoes were meant to spider to.

Great tutorial, thank you 🙏 Please just say solder correctly! It's infuriatingly distracting when it's pronounced sodder...🤯

Tried it out while still watching the video. Worked like a gem! Thank you so much!!!

I hope you're using lead free solder Edit: I just saw your other short. I'm glad you're being safe! ❤

Just use a mix of baking soda and peroxide and an old tooth brush. Takes it right off no damage. No heating necessary. Just did it.

Thank you!

I found you through Karen’s intuitive jewelry channel

Thank you. Great tutorial

Do you have a tutorial for the necklace you’re wearing in this video? Than you we enjoy your videos very much.

I love heart jewelry & this ones a beauty Maria! Wonderful tutorial thank you & have a fabulous day!

Hello, what is the brand of the metal sealer. I love your project and teaching style

You mentioned in the video that you would leave the link for the stamps but I dont see the link. Thanks

Hi, so glad I found your channel. Your videos are awesome. What is that soldering round tool that your turtle sits on? Looks like a very helpful sturdy piece. Thanks

Lovely necklace

This is so simple and looks great - I might just have a go myself!

Eeee so cute!! I have a crochet kit, and this seems less intimidating than the other project I planned. Thanks ma’am!

Great ideas! I just subscribed to your channel! Thanks for sharing! I love your brass pendants but I’m having trouble finding them! Can you share where you get all your cool “brass pendants” you use? TIA.

Good advice steel sponges are great for large projects

Thank you. Love ❤️ your videos..

Great tip. Thank you..

Do you use to make stainless steel soldering? If you do, could you please explain a little bit? Thank you so much! Congrats for your channel!

How is your stove top SO CLEAN! 😯

Love this ! I have a question about the raised metal piece that your turtle was sitting on ? What is it called ? Also what gauge is your thinner wire ? And where are s it available. I definitely see the advantage to using them both ! Thanks for your reply

I’m using a Weller 100 iron . Are the knife and round tip available for that size iron?

You get acid to clean it before soldering

Thank you I wasn’t sure what tip to use. Now I know.. Love your video’s..🩷

This was the first video I could see on point for what I needed help with. Thanks TCI!