Your video was not amateurish. It was start to finish. Up close and personal. No music needed except for the voice and instructions of a great teacher. TU so much for giving us your process.
If you aren't familiar with Yvonne Williams and back to earth creations y'all should give her tutorials a look see. She has amazing videos/projects and community!
Thanks so much for the tutorial Seth. I am just starting out and I made two pendants following this tutorial. They turned out amazing. Also your bobbin video helped me out a ton. Much love.
Seth, this was my first video of yours that I found. I found this extremely helpful hearing your thought process through the entire build of this beautiful piece. I will be subscribing to your channel and looking for more of your videos!
I didn't watch this at first because I am learning and looking for tutorials not walk through, BUT I wish I had this seems more like a tutorial. You may get more views if you change the title to tutorial, because I learned ALLOT from this! Thank you for making and sharing it! Have a great day!
Thank you! It is something I had debated when posting. I think I was nervous to use the word "tutorial" because i felt that it may imply some level of expertise on my part.
Beautiful piece! This video is a gem in itself. The breakdown of the components you showed, makes this a inspiration for creative thinking. I have seen this piece in my feed since I started wrapping, but didn’t watch (foolishly on my part) because it looked to me, out of my skill level. Of course it was at the beginning. But if I had watched, even when I didn’t have the skills (still learning), it would have taught me so much! Thank you for sharing, your beautiful art ✌️❤️
Thank you so much for that wonderful comment. So glad you enjoyed the video. Really, this is what makes all the time put into making the video worth it. Happy Wrapping 😊
This is an awesome pendant! I agree with Janna's comment about sharing your thought process. That's very helpful not only in making this particular pendant but in the design of other ones. I hope to see more tutorials....you're very talented!
Wow! I honestly didn't think I'd watch the whole video but I did and I learned so much. Honestly I'll probably watch it at least three more times. You gave me so many ideas!! And MAJOR kudos for the drill gun coiling. omg you have no idea how much I love that. Massive thank you! Beautiful work.
Thank you for taking the time to put this video together to share this method with us. I know I really appreciate it… I’ve been wanting to try this style for a while. This video breaks it down beautifully.
Thank you.🙏 I was worried about the length of the video. I could have done it even shorter but I wanted to be as through as possible in explaining the process. Very glad it worked out.
Thank you for sharing your video tutorial with me. You are such a good teacher, your instructions are really good, and your calming voice helps me relax and learn better. May all good things come your way , bless it be.
Oh wow. Thank you, that's so kind of you. Personally not a huge fan of my voice so that was extremely pleasant to hear. So glad I was able to make it easy to follow. Thank you again for your kind words.
Your jewelry is true art, I cannot wait to attempt this as I very much enjoy working with wire. This might sound weird but I love your hands. Thanks for the video, I can't wait to see the rest.
I’m so impressed with with your technique and great explanations. Gorgeous work. I need to learn how to use a drill to make coils now. I’ve been doing it all by hand and it’s too much on my hands and takes way too much time. I’ll be sure to watch your other video on making coils with a drill. Thank you!
This was a great video!! Thank you so much. I especially liked you explaining leaving space for the wires to pass through. That seems to be a difficult issue for me sometimes.
Thank you very much Seth! this video helped me step up my wire game to the next level! and i really was trying to make something like this and i really was struggling to break the code. many Gratitude and Love wire sensei !
Hi Seth! Thanks so much for this great tutorial!! I'm a beginner wirewrapper and I am so excited to try this. Especially liking the fact that I can add on to the frame in stages (as I have 2 toddlers and I can't alwaya find the time to complete a project in one go). Big thumbs up!!
You’re extremely talented ! Your technique is amazing ! I love how you use the drill to twist the wire, I never saw others do that before. Very nice and technique and the drill makes such beautiful wire.
Awesome job man!!! Thanks for sharing talents... I'm still to afraid to try this and video and talk for other people... I'm working on gaining that confidence and watching this inspires me.
That was an amazing tutorial Seth, I very much appreciate the fact that you did not give exact measurements, how often does a person have the exact size cab?!. I (we) need to learn to make adjustments after all. This is a beautiful design, I love it. You are a wonderful teacher, thank you for being so gracious and kind. Your voice is very gentle. 🙏🏼🌷
Wow that is a beautiful design. Does not feel like you are an amateur. You have an eye for design. Loved the weaving, it looks so lovely. I really appreciate knowing the wire Gauge, Round or Square or Half Round style, Dead Soft, and length of wire used. Those are key specs for design. This video is very useful!
Extremely helpful. For the figure 8 weave, may I suggest pushing the ends of the guide wires together and continuing the weave, as if you were making a bale? It would cover the 'hole' on the side, making it visually even more pleasing, prevent splaying of the weave in the future and I think it would make it easier to make the wrap happen. Let me know if you try it and how it works for you. I will try some of the other techniques that you showed in this video for myself now.
Thank you. I was really confused by your suggestion. Always open to tips and feedback though so I was trying to understand. The design calls for it to widen on the front to cover all the connections... but are you talking about bending back at the edge of the pendant and narrowing back off to cover the space on that back? Cuz that actually sounds like a good idea. Otherwise though I'm lost lol.
I can’t wait to try some of your techniques and I’ve learned so much from your videos. It’s really helpful that you talk while you are working things out. I’m wondering if you hammer the original frame first before adding everything if that would minimize the chance of distorting the frame?
Por favor, estas clases magistrales merecen ser escuchadas por los hispano hablantes , active el traductor para entender mejor sus enseñanzas. Gracias. Desde Chile un abrazo.
This was really helpful. There were several "aha!" moments for me, thanks to the deliberate pace of your work and the somewhat offhand remarks you made at time. Lots of little gems in there. Could you please add in the comments the gauges you used for the coils? Thanks!
The coiling video is an older video I did in a FB group. I was going to upload it here but turns out I deleted it. I will be making a new one tonight or tomorrow though for youtube.
I appreciate your time and sharing your talents. 💙 What are the pliers you use? Haven't seen them before and they look very strong/sturdy. (orange handle)
I love the design you did here, honestly just last night I decided to enjoy this as a nurturing content for my mind and just feel the calmness this wiring takes me to... And if you don't mind would you kindly please tell me where can I purchase everything that is needed to be a wire wrapper individual?
Thank you for this tutorial! I can’t wait to try it after I order more wire and stones. What size stone is used for this particular piece? I’m afraid to go too big and not have enough wire at the end. Thank you again so much!
I'm not sure exactly. Its under an inch tall (maybe 3/4). But most pictures I have received of people using this tutorial have used much larger stones. You would just need to adjust the wire lengths.
Love this piece so much! My mind is blown that you can use a drill to make things easier and faster! What kind of drill did you use? I definitely want to try this technique
I use my basic traditional dewalt drill that i use at work. I would think a simple black and decker may work fine for this as well though. As long as you have a chuck on it that you can open and clamp back down on this wire your all set. I have another video on just twisting coils that may show the drill a bit better.
Thank you so much, this is a very beautiful design. Question: what approximately is the length of the first coil (24 & 28)? Or how do you measure the length you need for a certain design?!
@@sethedelinski348 Thank you so much! I’ve made this pendant yesterday, I’m satisfied but as perfectionist I’ll want to make more until I “master” it 😎☺️ the only problem I’ve had is to make second coil with the first using my drill: it was so hard to keep them close, and then I had to push them tight together, the base wire was banding 😬Almost gave up, but I’m stubborn 🤪 I guess I need to practice and learn to coil with drill more! 🤓
Sorry, Seth, but I’ve to ask you one more question: before you make second coil on 20ga, do you take first coil off the 24ga, or coiling with it!? Somehow my coil is coming out on the end of 24, when I’m making second(final) coil. I’ve made coil on 20 with 28, which got off the 24 and it looks pretty nice. Not sure if you can understand what I’m saying ☺️When I make coil on 20, do I remove 28 coil from 24? Hope that make sense?! 😉 Thank you 🙏 😊
Your tutorial is really helpful, I may be able to complete a pendant using this video. Your tools look like something that I need to be able to do better jewelry. What brand are your needle nose pliers and your nippers? Thank You
Your video was not amateurish. It was start to finish. Up close and personal. No music needed except for the voice and instructions of a great teacher. TU so much for giving us your process.
start to finish heady tutorials are rare on youtube, so thanks so very much!!!
Right? I LOVE this style and I've been wanting to make one for myself but just couldn't figure out how. I'm so glad I found this
Very quality too
If you aren't familiar with Yvonne Williams and back to earth creations y'all should give her tutorials a look see. She has amazing videos/projects and community!
@@Kera.S. Very familiar! Love her!
Thanks so much for the tutorial Seth. I am just starting out and I made two pendants following this tutorial. They turned out amazing. Also your bobbin video helped me out a ton. Much love.
Thank you. Not many actual heady tutorials out there. I've been doing this 8 years and haven't seen one till this one
Thank you my first time watching a man wire wrapping. Excellent work.
Seth, this was my first video of yours that I found. I found this extremely helpful hearing your thought process through the entire build of this beautiful piece. I will be subscribing to your channel and looking for more of your videos!
Thanks for letting us see your thought process. Lovely pendant.
By far the best tutorial I've ever come across! Thank u so much😊😊😊👑👑👑💓💓💓💓
I didn't watch this at first because I am learning and looking for tutorials not walk through, BUT I wish I had this seems more like a tutorial. You may get more views if you change the title to tutorial, because I learned ALLOT from this! Thank you for making and sharing it! Have a great day!
Thank you! It is something I had debated when posting. I think I was nervous to use the word "tutorial" because i felt that it may imply some level of expertise on my part.
Can't tell you how much I enjoyed watching you create this beautiful piece. The flow is gorgeous and you're a great teacher. Thank you!
Beautiful piece! This video is a gem in itself. The breakdown of the components you showed, makes this a inspiration for creative thinking. I have seen this piece in my feed since I started wrapping, but didn’t watch (foolishly on my part) because it looked to me, out of my skill level. Of course it was at the beginning. But if I had watched, even when I didn’t have the skills (still learning), it would have taught me so much! Thank you for sharing, your beautiful art ✌️❤️
Thank you so much for that wonderful comment. So glad you enjoyed the video. Really, this is what makes all the time put into making the video worth it. Happy Wrapping 😊
Beautiful pendant and design. Thank you for showing how the framing and placement/order of attachments were done!
This is an awesome pendant! I agree with Janna's comment about sharing your thought process. That's very helpful not only in making this particular pendant but in the design of other ones. I hope to see more tutorials....you're very talented!
You are so welcome. That was my goal... for anyone watching this to understand the wrap so they can utilize these techniques in anything they want.
Wow! I honestly didn't think I'd watch the whole video but I did and I learned so much. Honestly I'll probably watch it at least three more times. You gave me so many ideas!! And MAJOR kudos for the drill gun coiling. omg you have no idea how much I love that. Massive thank you! Beautiful work.
This is a beautiful pendant. Thank you for taking the time to share. I can't wait to try and make one.
Thank you for taking the time to put this video together to share this method with us. I know I really appreciate it… I’ve been wanting to try this style for a while. This video breaks it down beautifully.
Thank you.🙏 I was worried about the length of the video. I could have done it even shorter but I wanted to be as through as possible in explaining the process. Very glad it worked out.
Thank you for sharing your video tutorial with me. You are such a good teacher, your instructions are really good, and your calming voice helps me relax and learn better. May all good things come your way , bless it be.
Oh wow. Thank you, that's so kind of you. Personally not a huge fan of my voice so that was extremely pleasant to hear. So glad I was able to make it easy to follow. Thank you again for your kind words.
It amazes me how 'effortlessly gorgeous' your work is. I on the other hand have 3 thumbs😘
The pendant is beautiful. Thank you so much for making this tutorial. Very inspiring to those of us just starting out. 😊
I felt like this was a class...more than just a tutorial! Loved it, Thx for making this video! Great piece!
So mesmerizing, could watch all day, you're very talented, wonderful work
Your jewelry is true art, I cannot wait to attempt this as I very much enjoy working with wire. This might sound weird but I love your hands. Thanks for the video, I can't wait to see the rest.
remarkable thank you so much for walking us through this beautiful piece of jewelry you made
I have tried this style a few times but this has shown where I have been going wrong . Thank you so much for this well thought out tutorial. 😊
I’m so impressed with with your technique and great explanations. Gorgeous work. I need to learn how to use a drill to make coils now. I’ve been doing it all by hand and it’s too much on my hands and takes way too much time. I’ll be sure to watch your other video on making coils with a drill. Thank you!
Thank you. Hearing your thought process helps greatly. Beautiful piece.
Your art is truly inspirational, thank you. And your tools are off the hook!
Thank you for sharing your talents! Can't wait to try this design!
You are great teacher!!! More please. Would love to see some with oval cabs.
Thank you for the tutorial , i couldn’t get my coiled wire long enough so had to adapt but was very pleased with the outcome
This was a great video!! Thank you so much. I especially liked you explaining leaving space for the wires to pass through. That seems to be a difficult issue for me sometimes.
Thank you very much Seth! this video helped me step up my wire game to the next level!
and i really was trying to make something like this and i really was struggling to break the code.
many Gratitude and Love wire sensei !
So so happy that it helped. Comments like this are the reason I decided to share what little i do know.
Hi Seth! Thanks so much for this great tutorial!! I'm a beginner wirewrapper and I am so excited to try this. Especially liking the fact that I can add on to the frame in stages (as I have 2 toddlers and I can't alwaya find the time to complete a project in one go). Big thumbs up!!
Its absolutely beautiful!!! Love the piece your wearing
Thank you. I don't keep many pieces, but every now and then I can't help myself.
You’re extremely talented ! Your technique is amazing ! I love how you use the drill to twist the wire, I never saw others do that before. Very nice and technique and the drill makes such beautiful wire.
Your work is beautiful. You are such a talent.
Thank you! I have to order some more wire before I can try it. I love the informative way you narrated the video.
So glad to hear it helps 🙌
Awesome! Thank you so much this will be a huge help. Best video I have found ever by far....Beautiful piece❤
Seth, thanks for sharing from start to finish. I learned SO MUCH!
Awesome job man!!! Thanks for sharing talents... I'm still to afraid to try this and video and talk for other people... I'm working on gaining that confidence and watching this inspires me.
This design is so pretty. Def gonna have to try this out at some point.
Just found your channel. This pendant is awesome! I’m subscribing. Thank you.
This has been tremendously helpful! Thank you so much for all the tips and tricks you explained! I'm gonna give it a try.
Thank me? Thank you for the compliment, as well as taking the time to check out the video. Good luck, and remember to have fun. 👍
As a member of wire weavers - thank you so much!
That was an amazing tutorial Seth, I very much appreciate the fact that you did not give exact measurements, how often does a person have the exact size cab?!. I (we) need to learn to make adjustments after all. This is a beautiful design, I love it. You are a wonderful teacher, thank you for being so gracious and kind. Your voice is very gentle. 🙏🏼🌷
Thank you for your very informative and helpful tutorial - it was a challenge to follow it - but I made it 😅
Thank you for this video it really helped, one of the best videos I've watched yet!
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I learned so much from this and look forward to stepping up my game in this medium!!
WOW!!! your design is stunning!! Love it.
Wow that is a beautiful design. Does not feel like you are an amateur. You have an eye for design. Loved the weaving, it looks so lovely. I really appreciate knowing the wire Gauge, Round or Square or Half Round style, Dead Soft, and length of wire used. Those are key specs for design. This video is very useful!
This is exciting to see! Especially helpful to hear your thought process!
Haha, you didn't see the roughly 45 minutes of thought process that got cut either. 🤣 So glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you so very much!!! This was a great tutorial! I learned so much from you. 🙏
Thanks so much for sharing! I’ve wanted to try this style wrap for a while. Very easy to follow! ☺️
Thank you for sharing how you do this you really make it look like I could do this. ☺️
Oh you can. Number one thing is to not over think it. 👍
this is unbelievably insightful
thank you so much for sharing this
beautiful peace and your sharing of information is appreciated prosperity 2 you ❤
Thanks ... for sharing ... I learned so much from watching this video ...
I use a needle tool: a large gauge, sharp needle in a pin vise. Works well.
Великолепная работа.Супер обьяснение, творческих вам работ,всего самого доброго!
Extremely helpful. For the figure 8 weave, may I suggest pushing the ends of the guide wires together and continuing the weave, as if you were making a bale? It would cover the 'hole' on the side, making it visually even more pleasing, prevent splaying of the weave in the future and I think it would make it easier to make the wrap happen. Let me know if you try it and how it works for you. I will try some of the other techniques that you showed in this video for myself now.
Thank you. I was really confused by your suggestion. Always open to tips and feedback though so I was trying to understand. The design calls for it to widen on the front to cover all the connections... but are you talking about bending back at the edge of the pendant and narrowing back off to cover the space on that back? Cuz that actually sounds like a good idea. Otherwise though I'm lost lol.
Thank You so much. I learned so many new helpful and useful tips
I can’t wait to try some of your techniques and I’ve learned so much from your videos. It’s really helpful that you talk while you are working things out. I’m wondering if you hammer the original frame first before adding everything if that would minimize the chance of distorting the frame?
Using a drill is such a great idea. LOL, why didn’t I think of that? Thanks!
Por favor, estas clases magistrales merecen ser escuchadas por los hispano hablantes , active el traductor para entender mejor sus enseñanzas. Gracias. Desde Chile un abrazo.
What an AWESOME video. Thank you SO MUCH.
Really appreciate you sharing your amazing talent!
This is beautiful ! thank you for sharing !
Thanks for this tutorial. I learned so much. Thank you !💕
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing your awesome talent!
Thank you. I just hope it helps. Its a really fun little wrap to do.
@@sethedelinski348 looking forward to trying it!
Great video mate . I feel like i can make my own from this.
This was really helpful. There were several "aha!" moments for me, thanks to the deliberate pace of your work and the somewhat offhand remarks you made at time. Lots of little gems in there. Could you please add in the comments the gauges you used for the coils? Thanks!
Thank you for your kind words. The coils is made of a 28g on 24g coil wrapped around a 20g core. The filler wire is also 28g.
Wow!! Thank you for sharing !!! I’m going to finish watching after I check out your coiling video ♥️♥️♥️🌈🦋
The coiling video is an older video I did in a FB group. I was going to upload it here but turns out I deleted it. I will be making a new one tonight or tomorrow though for youtube.
@@sethedelinski348 thanks for responding. I wondered why I couldn’t find it 🌈🦋
I appreciate your time and sharing your talents. 💙 What are the pliers you use? Haven't seen them before and they look very strong/sturdy. (orange handle)
Thanks for this great tutorial..
I’d love to see you do more tutorials.
Wow. Thanks 🙏 can’t wait to make it.
Beautiful pendant. I’ll be trying this for sure. Can you tell me what you covered the stone in prior to the patina process and where I can get it? TIA
Awesome, so glad to hear it. I have another video that I show what and how I used the latex coating.
I love the design you did here, honestly just last night I decided to enjoy this as a nurturing content for my mind and just feel the calmness this wiring takes me to... And if you don't mind would you kindly please tell me where can I purchase everything that is needed to be a wire wrapper individual?
Thank you for sharing this. I’ve subscribed😀. Just in case you make another, I’ll be sure to catch it. ❤️🌟
Awesome. Yes I will be doing more in the future. As soon as I get the time.
How tall is the bail? It looks like you wrapped up about an inch or so
Yeah maybe an inch, I keep the bail pretty short so it hides behind the coil pretty easily.
Thank you for this tutorial! will show you and tag you in instagram what i did from this tutorial..
WOW this is a beautiful design - Thanks ❤️🇩🇰
Great video. Thanks! More please 😉
Amazing workmanship, do you think a novice like me would be able to do that , it looks daunting 🤔
Amazing absolutely beautiful
Great video !! This is my second time watching. Can you please tell me the name of the drill You’re using or provide a link please
Hi, awesome tutorial, where do you get your wire from. cheers mate
Thank you so much! Very well done ❤
This ones great. Cant wait to try it.
Looks wonderful!
What's the best place to buy dead soft wire? it seems hard to find a consistent online store.
11:35 can you post how you set up the wires to the drill to wrap the 28g over the 24g?
Great tutorial 🙌
Hey. I finished my first attempt at this!
Thank you for this tutorial! I can’t wait to try it after I order more wire and stones. What size stone is used for this particular piece? I’m afraid to go too big and not have enough wire at the end. Thank you again so much!
I'm not sure exactly. Its under an inch tall (maybe 3/4). But most pictures I have received of people using this tutorial have used much larger stones. You would just need to adjust the wire lengths.
Love this piece so much! My mind is blown that you can use a drill to make things easier and faster! What kind of drill did you use? I definitely want to try this technique
I use my basic traditional dewalt drill that i use at work. I would think a simple black and decker may work fine for this as well though. As long as you have a chuck on it that you can open and clamp back down on this wire your all set. I have another video on just twisting coils that may show the drill a bit better.
Thank you so much, this is a very beautiful design. Question: what approximately is the length of the first coil (24 & 28)? Or how do you measure the length you need for a certain design?!
So I usually just measure how long I need my coil and do twice that length on the first part. That typically gets the job done.
@@sethedelinski348 Thank you so much! I’ve made this pendant yesterday, I’m satisfied but as perfectionist I’ll want to make more until I “master” it 😎☺️ the only problem I’ve had is to make second coil with the first using my drill: it was so hard to keep them close, and then I had to push them tight together, the base wire was banding 😬Almost gave up, but I’m stubborn 🤪 I guess I need to practice and learn to coil with drill more! 🤓
Sorry, Seth, but I’ve to ask you one more question: before you make second coil on 20ga, do you take first coil off the 24ga, or coiling with it!? Somehow my coil is coming out on the end of 24, when I’m making second(final) coil. I’ve made coil on 20 with 28, which got off the 24 and it looks pretty nice. Not sure if you can understand what I’m saying ☺️When I make coil on 20, do I remove 28 coil from 24? Hope that make sense?! 😉 Thank you 🙏 😊
I’ve watched your video again carefully, and I got it! You are not taking off 24 from 28!!! Thanks
@@SingingSwanMedicine oh boy, I bet that was fun. Lol. But yeah you got it now. Keep the 24g core inside of the 28g. Glad you got it working now 🙌
Excellent tutorial. 🙏
Your tutorial is really helpful, I may be able to complete a pendant using this video. Your tools look like something that I need to be able to do better jewelry. What brand are your needle nose pliers and your nippers? Thank You
Dude so sick! Thank you
How did you do this with your feet? 😮
Please make more videos !!!
You're Elite!!!