DIY Adjustable Wire Ring Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Lately I've been playing with making wire rings. This one is so simple but really lovely. It's also adjustable so you don't need to worry too much about getting it to be the perfect size. It's also a great gift idea if you don't know the person's ring size. If you're interested in more jewelry making tutorials, then please subscribe.
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Materials
Here's the materials you need to make this ring:
16 Gauge Copper German Style Wire x 25-30cm
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You could also use an 18 gauge wire for this ring but it wouldn't be quite so sturdy.
Tools
Round Nose Pliers
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Chain Nose Pliers x2
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Flush Cutters
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Nylon Jawed Pliers
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Ring Mandrel
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The tool set I'm using in the video is the 6 Piece Chroma Plier Set. It's so very cool. If you would like to know more, you can see it here.
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I actually have a adjustable ring that means have more faith and less fear and I am loving it❤
That's very cool.
Great video. Lovely ring. Thank you. 💝🥰
Thank you.
Greetings from France.🤩 watched many of your videos, I SUBSCRIBED. I LOVE this technique of ring making. I have to look for my ring mandrel. I was recommended 20 gauge wire, bought it 2 months ago and it's still lying in its box 😥. Jewelry making and crochet I "swore" I would NEVER attempt but I got a "click" 4 years ago after watching a lady making a Tiara. Bought 7 sets and got HOOKED, gave all to friends who DISGUSTINGLY SOLD THEM. At the same time I was "dying" to crochet a scarf and watched a video on how to crochet a BOLERO a very tough project. Watched the video two times and attempted to crochet the bolero. It took me 15 days (5h/day) to complete my project. Got HOOKED again. Finally I made 7 of them to give away feeling proud of myself. I am an addicted crafter and knitter and TODAY I've become an addicted BEADER and CROCHETER. Thanks for all your help and kindness in sharing your skills and helping BEGINNERS to progress. A big hug🥰👍👍👍👍💕💕💕💐💐💐
Thank you so much. It sounds like you've been busy! My grandmother taught me to crochet but she was left handed. When my mother saw me, years later, she laughed and asked why I was using such an awkward method. I would be disgusted with my friends too - love the idea of a tiara!
@@The_Stylish_Maker you are exceptional and talented. Keep up the great work.🙏🌹 Good night from here. 💤😴
Aw, you are so sweet. Thank you. Good night.
@@The_Stylish_Maker you should make a tutorial on making a tiara
You explain very well. I will try this ring today. Thank you
Thank you. I'm glad you like it.
Love the colors of your tools
Thank you so much, Debhora. The tools are called Chroma and you can purchase them from us if you like. Here's the link: www.affordablejewellerysupplies.co.nz/products/6-piece-chroma-plier-set
Kia Ora! I discovered your channel and subscribed. I'm looking forward to learning from you and improving my jewelry making skills. Best regards from California.
Kia Ora Lynette. Thank you so much for the subscribe. I hope you enjoy the videos.
Beautiful NZ accent and thankyou for this tutorial. There aren't too many 16 gauge wire ring tutorials. I'll be checking to see if you have any videos on here using 16 gauge wire with gems
Hi Lynda, thank you for your kind words. I don't think I do have any others with 16 gauge wire but I'm planning on doing some more ring tutorials in the near future so be sure to subscribe.
Great little ring, thank you
Thank you so much Louise. I really appreciate that.
Love this ❤
Thank you Sandra.
I enjoyed this tutorial, Carol. Wondering if you have done one with beads?
Thank you, Marjorie. I've been playing around with them but I don't think any of them are good enough to share. I'll keep working on it.
@@The_Stylish_Maker wondering if you would consider doing a video on how your store your supplies? In watching your videos, I know you have shelves, etc; but how do you remember what you have? Do you store by colour, by bead size?
I'm struggling and hope you can lend tips and tricks.
Yes, it's definitely on my list of to dos. I actually did it in my membership group a while ago but haven't shared one with the wider community.
Great looking tools 😀
Yes, Louise, I love them too.
Do you recommend using only copper or aluminum wire for it's maneuverability or could one use stainless steel or sterling silver wire?
Great question, Tiffany. I wouldn't recommend either sterling or aluminium as they are too soft. Either a half hard or hard wire is best.
I love them tools! Where could We Find A Beautiful Set like that? I like that Style of Your Cute Rings.. Thank You for Sharing..
Thank you so much. We usually have them for sale on our website but we are out of stock at the moment. If you email me via the website I can let you know when they are back in stock. Here's the link: www.affordablejewellerysupplies.co.nz/products/6-piece-plier-set
Great 👌
Thank you so much.
Love it❤
Thank you, Beth.