I use a 14 gauge wire to make the earrings, check the description box for more info. Check out my other earring tutorials at the link below. Thank you all for watching. ua-cam.com/video/ZpQrgSf3xHc/v-deo.html
Thank you for this good technique. I am going to make a big moon and will use a large bucket to wrap the wire around . Hoping to wrap fairy lights around it if it comes out well. Like the earrings too!
I have a question. In "gauge" when the number is bigger like for example 24, is size 24 thinner than 22? As the numbers go up does the wire get thinner? Because I tried using 22 gauge wire and it is way thinner than the 14 gauge you are using. Btw good Tutorial :)
Hi, thank you. The bigger the number the thinner the wire gauge. So a 24 gauge wire is thinner than a 22 gauge. A 14 gauge wire is larger than a 22 gauge wire. This design works well with bigger gauge wires such as 14 and 16. The 14 gauge wire is larger than the 16 gauge. I hope this helps thanks for stopping by.
I use a 14 gauge wire to make the earrings, check the description box for more info. Check out my other earring tutorials at the link below. Thank you all for watching. ua-cam.com/video/ZpQrgSf3xHc/v-deo.html
Your video made this so much easier than other videos I have watched
I'm happy the video was helpful, thanks for stopping by.
You gave me the most easy way to make the moon shape earrings. Thank you so much 🌷
You're very welcome, thanks for stopping by.
Thank you for this good technique. I am going to make a big moon and will use a large bucket to wrap the wire around . Hoping to wrap fairy lights around it if it comes out well. Like the earrings too!
You're very welcome. Wow, that sounds fun with the fairy lights, I hope it comes out well. Thanks so much for stopping by.
Wow . Superb Diy .Loved it. Will try it soon. Thankyou so much. God bless. Tkcare.
You're most welcome 😊
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Thank you! I’m making these for sure!
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Thank you for sharing this! They are sooo cute!!!😊❤️
You're welcome and thanks for watching.
Just lovely 😊
Thank you.
Love these ♥️
Thank you so much.
I have a question. In "gauge" when the number is bigger like for example 24, is size 24 thinner than 22? As the numbers go up does the wire get thinner? Because I tried using 22 gauge wire and it is way thinner than the 14 gauge you are using. Btw good Tutorial :)
Hi, thank you. The bigger the number the thinner the wire gauge. So a 24 gauge wire is thinner than a 22 gauge. A 14 gauge wire is larger than a 22 gauge wire. This design works well with bigger gauge wires such as 14 and 16. The 14 gauge wire is larger than the 16 gauge. I hope this helps thanks for stopping by.
@@WahArtisan oh I knew it! Thank you so much :D
And np :)
@@ra3.angel0 You're very welcome.