How to Make Genuine Indian Handmade Jewelry-A carved border pendant from the beginning | Part Two
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- How to Make Genuine Indian Handmade Jewelry with Etta Endito, Cheryl Ingram and Deanna Olson. A carved border pendant from the beginning. Part Two
This lady knows what she's doing! 😍 Wonderful demo. Thank you.
beautiful!!! She is so talented!
i needed the triangle wire part, thank you!
My first pendent and stone took three days to make. It is remarkable how sure she is with cutting and soldering. Looks like years of experience. Thank you for posting!
As I said in part one, your instruction raised me to a new plateau as a jeweler. your work is masterly worked. thank you for sharing the wealth
I love silver and turquoise jewelry. . I really enjoyed watching this video. Please tell Etta that she is awesome to watch.
That was the BEST lesson I've ever had! It answered so many questions I have as a newbie to this art form...THANK YOU!!!!
I love seeing the differences in style and technique from artist to artist. still working on my style its a bit to odd for the area I am in. Great video.
Thank You Tim!
Nice work and lovely jewelry!
Wow! Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful pendant and a very good video. Thanks
This was a wonderfully informative lesson. thank you so much!
Amazing! Simply amazing.
In the video, there is a ring at about 8 minutes and 56 seconds. Is there a video on how to make that. Thank you.
Thank You! We'll Let Etta Know. Thanks For Watching! :) Silver Sun
Would you ask Etta if she would please make a video of the ring in this video. It's beautiful.
Is there a video on how to make the ring? I didn't see that part. Thank you. Great video
Ha ha, right when I posted that the camera view changed so now I can see! Magic!
is anyone planning to make this?
very pretty... such elegant jewelry! and most importantly, it is exclusively! By the way, I saw online school on coursmos.com... there guys make jewelry with their own hands and teach everyone... will have to try... it must be very exciting!
Wish I could see what she's doing
"How to Make Genuine Indian Handmade Jewelry" Start by being a genuine Indian. Everyone else is just making jewelry in the style of Indian handmade jewelry.
why would you show everyone how to replicate your work... lol
Manny Gomez - many jewelers seem to be not at all competitive. They are generous and helpful. I'm still learning to be like that. Coming from the business world, i was also astonished how trade "secrets" are shared and their time given freely to help others learn. She put her stamp on her work and as a known artist, her work will fetch high prices for those who care about quality and native american culture.
All of my woodworks I am making with woodprix. Google and try it.