Awwww thank you so much! I made that in honor of my youngest daughter who passed 3 years ago. So I’m very happy so many viewers liked it. That was my favorite project. 🥰🙏🏻
What Heavenly memorabilia it represents. Someday, you will see your dear daughter again. What a wonderful tribute to her memory. ❤️ I wish you comfort and peace on a daily basis regarding this trial in your life.
i love your video, the best so far in showing each step so clearly, giving time actually see where you're about two twist and after, learnt alot, beautiful tree, love it
Thank you so much! I will always create my tutorials this way, its how I would want to learn if I were just starting or wanted more insight. Also I love you handle, I’ve been studying sacred geometry for 3 years now, and it’s really changed my life and understanding of our universe. ☯️ Thank you for your comment!
Wow!! Thank you so much! Go for it, its a very easy project. If you have any problems with it please just send me an email and ill help you! RadCreativeArt@gmail.com
This tree was made as a special tribute to an amazing woman, my youngest daughter who passed away suddenly 3 years ago this May. She was my biggest fan, and my inspiration for starting this channel. “RAD” is the first letter of my three children. Rhiannon, Andrea, & David. ☮️☯️🙏🏻❤️😇
Wow!!! Wanda your the best! You make that for her and she will cherish it forever! I’m always here if you run into a problem. Thank you so much! 💯☯️☮️😊
Hi! This is an issue with many wire artists when we age. I’m 60 and have arthritis in my hands. I suggest a couple options. I use two pair of pliers and a paper towel folded around your wire to prevent breaking. You can also use a smaller gauge wire. 24 can be hard to twist, so you can use 26, this is much thinner and easier to work with. Silicone covered flat nose pliers are an option as well. I’ll leave you the link. Don’t give up! I’m very happy your here! 🤗 Nylon Covered Flat Pliers: www.michaels.com/the-beadsmith-double-nylon-jaw-flat-nose-pliers/D290732S.html
It depends on how thick you want them. I usually divide the wire into equal sections, then grab 4 wire, pinch and twist at the middle with pliers, stop and separate the renaming 2 wire on each side, and twist to make the roots branch out from where you stop in the middle. I hope I understood your question and helped. Please watch the other videos to help you more, and play at lower speed. Thanks so much 👍🏻😉
How does the E-6000 not adhere to the rubber bands or the clamps used in a different video? This could be a real game changer for the way I glue my trees to the bases!
Hi Lana! E-6000 will occasionally become stuck to the bands and clamps, but if you don’t use too much, and use the new formula that comes with a precision tip for easier application. If it does become stuck ( mine have); it’s very easy to remove the bands with tweezers, and the clamps by moving back and forth until it comes off. If the wire comes off with the clamp, just remove the dry glue, reshape the root, and use less glue to hold it down. Position the glue so it holds where you need (wire to base), and position bands or clamps so they hold in-place, but with minimum glue contact. Sorry for the long explanation 😉
Wow... This is stunning 🌸
Fiona! Thank you for visiting my channel, I’m so happy you like this piece! 🤗🙏🏻
Thank you for a sweet mother/daughter project. I would love to make that with my crafty daughter. Beautiful!
Awwww thank you so much! I made that in honor of my youngest daughter who passed 3 years ago. So I’m very happy so many viewers liked it. That was my favorite project. 🥰🙏🏻
What Heavenly memorabilia it represents. Someday, you will see your dear daughter again. What a wonderful tribute to her memory. ❤️ I wish you comfort and peace on a daily basis regarding this trial in your life.
i love your video, the best so far in showing each step so clearly, giving time actually see where you're about two twist and after, learnt alot, beautiful tree, love it
Thank you so much! I will always create my tutorials this way, its how I would want to learn if I were just starting or wanted more insight. Also I love you handle, I’ve been studying sacred geometry for 3 years now, and it’s really changed my life and understanding of our universe. ☯️ Thank you for your comment!
Awesome!
Thank you so much!!❤
I'm going to try because it's soooo beautiful and amazing 💕🤩
Wow!! Thank you so much! Go for it, its a very easy project. If you have any problems with it please just send me an email and ill help you! RadCreativeArt@gmail.com
Absolutely beautiful 🤗🤩💖
This tree was made as a special tribute to an amazing woman, my youngest daughter who passed away suddenly 3 years ago this May. She was my biggest fan, and my inspiration for starting this channel. “RAD” is the first letter of my three children. Rhiannon, Andrea, & David. ☮️☯️🙏🏻❤️😇
Gorgeous! Guess what my sister's getting for Mother's day..
Wow!!! Wanda your the best! You make that for her and she will cherish it forever! I’m always here if you run into a problem. Thank you so much! 💯☯️☮️😊
Thank you. Well done .great channel.
John, your comment means everything to me. Thank you so much for your support and I am really happy you enjoyed it.
Hi, I enjoy your video, question I am 72 years old. And I find it is hard to twist the main trunk. Any suggestions on what to do? Thanks
Hi! This is an issue with many wire artists when we age. I’m 60 and have arthritis in my hands. I suggest a couple options. I use two pair of pliers and a paper towel folded around your wire to prevent breaking. You can also use a smaller gauge wire. 24 can be hard to twist, so you can use 26, this is much thinner and easier to work with. Silicone covered flat nose pliers are an option as well. I’ll leave you the link. Don’t give up! I’m very happy your here! 🤗
Nylon Covered Flat Pliers:
www.michaels.com/the-beadsmith-double-nylon-jaw-flat-nose-pliers/D290732S.html
❤
Thank You Laurie!! 🤗
What type of gloves would you need, if you use them?
Any type of crafting gloves, you can purchase them at a craft store, dollar store or your local Walmart
Question: how long do you cut the wires?
30 strands 24 inches long. 👍🏻
How many branches do you separate for roots
It depends on how thick you want them. I usually divide the wire into equal sections, then grab 4 wire, pinch and twist at the middle with pliers, stop and separate the renaming 2 wire on each side, and twist to make the roots branch out from where you stop in the middle. I hope I understood your question and helped. Please watch the other videos to help you more, and play at lower speed. Thanks so much 👍🏻😉
How does the E-6000 not adhere to the rubber bands or the clamps used in a different video? This could be a real game changer for the way I glue my trees to the bases!
Hi Lana! E-6000 will occasionally become stuck to the bands and clamps, but if you don’t use too much, and use the new formula that comes with a precision tip for easier application. If it does become stuck ( mine have); it’s very easy to remove the bands with tweezers, and the clamps by moving back and forth until it comes off. If the wire comes off with the clamp, just remove the dry glue, reshape the root, and use less glue to hold it down. Position the glue so it holds where you need (wire to base), and position bands or clamps so they hold in-place, but with minimum glue contact. Sorry for the long explanation 😉
Have you seen any Terranscapes videos?
No I have not.