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where did you get that hammer?/ what kind is it?

thanks for the clear instructions

Did you make your braclet? If so, could you show us how to make this? Thank you

This is sooo good and you have made it SOOO easy ! I made a couple of pairs and with a bit thicker gauge. And i LOVE them. They look more Artistic then bought ones.

Do you need flux for copper?

Can you use just regular solder that you get from the hardware store

Clever! TFS

You saved me 30 bucks thanks

What was the length of wire you cut before shaping? Thanks for the tutorial!

Very nice

thank you for clear instructions! Can't wait to try it now!

Hello and welcome back to my channel this video is for drop double hoop earrings. I linked the tutorial for ear wires and jump rings in the description box. If you have any questions let me know in the comments.

A beginner friendly and beautiful bracelet to make❤

This video is for plant stakes. I use 12 gauge aluminium wire for these. All the materials used are linked in the description box. If you have any questions let me know in the comments. Time Stamp: - 0:28 Water Wave Plant Stake - 3:56 Circle Plant Stake - 6:04 Loop Plant Stake - 13:06 Heart-Shaped Plant Stake

This video is for long drop hoop earrings. You can use ear wires or studs for this. I have linked a tutorial for the studs and for the ear wires in the description. If you have any questions let me know in the comments.

I made this beautiful necklace and it looks AMAZING on my neck :) BUT.... It got crazy tangled while i was making it, while i was putting it on, and while i was wearing it 😖 PLEASE HELP!!! Throw me a bone here.... Anybody???

In this video, I use copper washers to make stud earrings. I have linked a tutorial for how to clean jewellery after soldering in the description box. If you have any questions let me know in the comments.

Thank you so much for instructions.

I've been watching your tutorials for a while. The items you're making are awesome! Do you have a tut for the bracelet you're wearing? Thanks! Aurelia

In this video, I use 12 gauge wire to make a bar chain link bracelet. The links are 4cm each. Cut the required amount for your bracelet length. If you have any questions let me know in the comments. Also, the tutorial for the wire clasp is linked in the description box.

Love them :)

thank you!!!! this is much easier than what I was trying to do!!!

How to Make a Flat Washer Bracelet and Clasp How to attach bracelet 0:30 How to make Clasp 3:08

This is perfect im going to try this thank you for sharing ❤

Qual o arame q usa por favor

Great design & tutorial ❤

Enjoyed. Thank you

This is my first time make nose ring

Wow! and your beautiful bracelet? Thanks!

How to Make Pickling Solution at Home Timestamps Materials: - Slow Cooker - Bamboo Tongs 0:01Pickling Solution: - 3 Teaspoons Table Salt - 1 Cup Vinegar 0:50Neutralising Solution: - 2 Teaspoons Baking Soda - 1 Cup Water

Need volume please

Nice! TFS!

Why am I just finding your channel now??

Tysm I really needed this!

Marvelous and different. I’m glad you demonstrated how it looks in the ear. 8:21

Thankyou a lot ❤❤ you made my day

Thank you for the video! what tool do you use first (like scraping motion) before you twist it? What is the purpose of this?

Love your videos

Thank you so much!! This video is perfect!

Can I do this with normal colour paper?

Great job, lovely selenite crystal wrap; just what I was looking for. Thanks

What kind of wire are you using?

Very helpful video❤

Copper phosphorus solder for jewelry making is hard to cut. In this video, I share how I easily use a memory wire cutter to cut them. If you have any questions feel free to ask in the comments. Thanks for supporting.

Amazing ❤

Thanks for sharing.

Great video, thanks! Can you share what hole puncher you used for the 10 guage? I'm sorry if I missed it.

Que bellas!

In this video, I use thick 10-gauge aluminium wire to make the base of a gypsy hoop. For the ear wire, I use 18 gauge stainless steel. If you have any questions feel free to ask them in the comments.

Awww!! Now I got it!! Thank you!!