Tutorial 36. Part 3. Decorative bezel wire. Twisted wires.
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2021
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Let's start to learn how to make a bezel wire. In this video, I will show how to make a bezel with twisted wires. At the end of this video, you will see examples of how to use it.
Part 1:
• Tutorial 36. Part 1. S...
Part 2:
• Tutorial 36. Part 2. D...
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thank you for your generosity in sharing all of these!!!! they are so skilful and beautiful!!
Glad you like them!
Gut wrapping 😃😃😃🌿🌿❤️
Thanks!
So clever ❤️. Would love to see how you attach them to stones
Coming soon!
Those bracelets at the end are magnificent! I would pay for a tutorial! 😍
Noted! :)
That's really Awesome. I Love it. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us. 💜💜💜 Your pieces are Absolutely Beautiful. 💜💜💜
Thank you so much!
These are absolutely AMAZING!!! I look forward to adding these to designs. I'm learning SO much from you!
Glad you like them! Later I will show how I use it :)
BEAUTIFUL 🤗 Now I'm going to binge on your videos! Your style is amazing. Love your tutorial! I'm looking to twist or braid and then hammer cuff bracelets without soldering and trying to find best size wire for an open cuff. I've watched one of your tutorials on beautiful hammered bracket with clasp. I'll keep looking, but these are beautiful ❤
Thank you.
You are welcome to my channel :). Thank you for watching.
what ive been waiting for! these are absolutely beautiful. 😍😍😍
I know that you will find how to use it! :)
Thank you so much😊
Always welcome
Beautiful
Thank you
I love, love, love these!! All your work is LOVELY! And although copper is great, I also love both silver and gold (metals) even more. Do you have any suggestions on what I can use that will work (hopefully as well) and will not tarnish or flake? (Have had colored wire flake off to show copper [or even aluminum] behind the coating). Brass turns the skin green and often some silver colored ones turn the skin black. Solid sterling is lovely but very expensive and both sterling and gold can sometimes be too soft. HELP! (If you can) Would Stainless Steel even be an option? (usually too rigid) Can a clear coating be added (after) successfully? Dave
Do you know anything about German silver? It looks like real silver, not tarnish, cost a little bit more than copper and doesn't turn skin green. You can buy it in Riogrande.com :)
@@GemseekerStudio thanks!! I will have to try it!!!