Hi Lily, Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. I now have a lovely adjustable ring, I also learnt how to melt the ends together and polish it. AWESOMENESS you are a great teacher. Greetings from Western Australia.
I loved seeing your polishing process! Thank you for your clear concise tutorials, always packed with the knowledge you have gained over the years. Thank you for your generosity 👏❤️
First, I'd like to say that this is such a beautiful, and simple ring. You are so creative and are a perfect teacher. Tfs. Also, I would like to add a question or possibly video request if you don't mind. I have some thin 30 g wire that I bought a long time ago when I first started wire work and have stopped using it because I find 26g to be best for my needs. So now I have quite a bit of thin wire that I of course don't want to throw out or just have collecting dust. especially because it is all fine silver and I have 6 inch of 24k gold, 12 inches 14k yelliw and white gold and and 12 inches of palladium wire that I would love to do something with but I'm not sure what I could do with such a small amount and it being so thin. Would you possibly be up to giving some advadvice or even a video of how to use or what to do with such thin wire? And maybe an idea of what I could do with the few inches of the wire I have? I know I am asking a lot and I am so sorry and completely understand if it's too much. But any little bit of help you can offer will be gladly expected and I'd be eternally grateful. Thank you so much for all you do already.
It takes a long time for the fusion. I have tried to make the ball head pins, but now I'm thinking it takes longer then the other videos make it look. Thank you for making this, cute ring!!
It really does depend on the wire guage (and length) that you have. This did take me 4 minutes with the small torch, and would have been 30 seconds or less with a larger torch. The 1mm wire headpins I make easily take less than a minute - sorry I can't remember if I cut the videos down at all, but the 'how to make your own headpins' video is definitely shown in real time. If you find that they are taking longer, make sure you have the end of the wire just at the tip of the inner cone of the flame. Also, adjusting where you have your tweezers can also make a big difference. There was one rose ring that I was making a while back and the wire ends would just not ball. I knew it was possible because I'd done it before! I adjusted where I was holding the ring with the tweezers. Then the wire balled almost instantly! So it is worth a little trial and error to find what works for you.
Absolutely beautiful ring!! Lily you are one of my best. Love your channel and all your creations. Keep your great work and thank you for sharing with us 👍👍😊.
Hi Lily, Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. I now have a lovely adjustable ring, I also learnt how to melt the ends together and polish it. AWESOMENESS you are a great teacher. Greetings from Western Australia.
I loved seeing your polishing process! Thank you for your clear concise tutorials, always packed with the knowledge you have gained over the years. Thank you for your generosity 👏❤️
Gorgeous thank you for sharing 😊 ❤️
Lovely and attractive
nice work 👍💖
Do you sell your jewellery or is it just for fun?
It's a really pretty ring ❤ I really like how you weaved the tear drop 👍
Perfect and pretty design that is far less likely to pinch when accidentally squeezed. Thanks for sharing!
I love your tutorials! And polishing the copper is a serious bonus! Thank you.
First, I'd like to say that this is such a beautiful, and simple ring. You are so creative and are a perfect teacher. Tfs. Also, I would like to add a question or possibly video request if you don't mind. I have some thin 30 g wire that I bought a long time ago when I first started wire work and have stopped using it because I find 26g to be best for my needs. So now I have quite a bit of thin wire that I of course don't want to throw out or just have collecting dust. especially because it is all fine silver and I have 6 inch of 24k gold, 12 inches 14k yelliw and white gold and and 12 inches of palladium wire that I would love to do something with but I'm not sure what I could do with such a small amount and it being so thin. Would you possibly be up to giving some advadvice or even a video of how to use or what to do with such thin wire? And maybe an idea of what I could do with the few inches of the wire I have? I know I am asking a lot and I am so sorry and completely understand if it's too much. But any little bit of help you can offer will be gladly expected and I'd be eternally grateful. Thank you so much for all you do already.
I love your tutorials, but I'm fairly new to wire work and wrapping, can you do, or have you done any for beginners?
Thank you! I have arthritis and have to wear adjustable rings. Great for gifts also! Love it!
Would this work with brass wire?
Would love to see more tutorials on rings. Thank you
Beautiful!
Thank you!
thank you and we wait more videos for rings
How lovely ring! I like it very much! Thak You for sharing your beautiful projects xoxox
Thank you and you're welcome!
Beautiful!
It takes a long time for the fusion. I have tried to make the ball head pins, but now I'm thinking it takes longer then the other videos make it look. Thank you for making this, cute ring!!
It really does depend on the wire guage (and length) that you have. This did take me 4 minutes with the small torch, and would have been 30 seconds or less with a larger torch. The 1mm wire headpins I make easily take less than a minute - sorry I can't remember if I cut the videos down at all, but the 'how to make your own headpins' video is definitely shown in real time.
If you find that they are taking longer, make sure you have the end of the wire just at the tip of the inner cone of the flame. Also, adjusting where you have your tweezers can also make a big difference. There was one rose ring that I was making a while back and the wire ends would just not ball. I knew it was possible because I'd done it before! I adjusted where I was holding the ring with the tweezers. Then the wire balled almost instantly! So it is worth a little trial and error to find what works for you.
@@LilyTree thank you so much for explaining. So should the tweezers be further away from the end that you are trying to ball?
Absolutely beautiful ring!! Lily you are one of my best. Love your channel and all your creations. Keep your great work and thank you for sharing with us 👍👍😊.