3 Wirework Pendant Bails for Jewellery Making
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Learn how to create 3 wirework pendant bails for jewellery making with this step by step tutorial.
These bails use variations of the corset weave to cover weaving on two, three and four frame wires. This video also covers tips to help you with better bail weaving!
Materials used: 1mm (18 gauge) copper wire, 0.4mm (26 gauge) copper wire
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Definitely one of the most challenging bails to make was the 4 wire bail. It took me several tries and many views of that clip but when i finally got it .....Man it turned out awesome. Thank you for the tutorials!!!
I love watching this. But I can't watch a 52 minute ad for your algorithm. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
I just love how simply you explain instructions in your videos! It’s a joy to watch, plus I love you have no music and your accent is calming!💕
Thank you. You always do an amazing job creating and teaching the various wire weaves that make wire jewelry so beautiful! ❤❤❤
Thank you for this informative video ❤❤❤
Can you do some other bail tutorials? Btw, your tutorials are extremely helpful and easy to follow.
Wondering if you have a tutorials with just the bail. I need to create a bail for a sort of donut shape, so with a hole in the center.
Can you cover the framing of the cabochin?
Wish you would have continued and shown us how to do the embelishments
What size wire are you using?
The idea its given me? Is that I should BUY MINE from YOU! 🤣🤣. Just beautiful, so smooth! Nice.
hello, I am very new watching your wonderful series of tips & techniques. I am here in the Southwestern U.S. in Albuquerque, NM and have done some small wire working technique projects. I hope to get some jewelry copper this next month to get started. Thank you for taking the time to educate the masses so to speak. Just one note if you could list the gauges of wire used, I get so confused with the metric conversion. Thanks so very much again. JoAnn from NM
Thank you, I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. In this video I mention the gauges at 40 seconds in, although you can change the gauge to suit the project. I've also included it in the description. I do include the gauge size as well as mm diameter in my new videos and I'm planning on adding it in the description for my older vids. But I've also got a conversion chart on my blog if you ever get stuck www.lily-tree.co.uk/single-post/2016/09/14/Wire-basics .
Wow that’s so beautiful working with the wires, but I see a lot of work you has been putting in. Love your beautiful work.💖💖💖💖
What gauge do u use for the bails ?
Thank you, thank you, thank you! This was really helpful! ❤
I made a pendant tonight with the bail that you showed last in this video, it came out beautiful! 😀❤🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Magnificent
That was awesome.
Definitely pleasant to look at. I will say the integrity of smaller gauge wires will wear before the thicker cores. I usually place at least one bare wire in direct contact before a weaved set. Beautiful work regardless. Hope anyone finds it helpful
Beautiful!!! I have been having such a hard time keeping the weaving wire to not end up snapping and breaking off on parts when I make rings. And when I make pendants, it'll happen too and get caught in hair or on clothes etc. Any tips? I've soldered a braided ring. But do you think it would work ok soldering the thin weaving wire in a few spots and at the ends to maybe help keep things together? I've been using either 30 and/or 26 gauge wire to weave around my base wires. Maybe I'm just bending and working the wire too much in the spots that break? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I love your work and I love that you include soldering jewelry as well as wire wrapping as I love both and love getting inspired and leaning new techniques from you. You are a true artist.
You are fantastic! I’m mesmerized watching you work! How do you take care of your hands?
Thank you for this. I really fail on my bails and this video has been.a big help.
realmente hermosos ...una lastima que no entiendo nada de lo que dice ..muchas gracias por enseñar este arte tan bello
Thank you. I had been struggling watching another artists 4 wire bail but you slowed it down and I could see what was actually happening. My first attempt with your tutorial turned out much better than my last 40 of the other :P
Thanks sooo much for this tutorial! It's perfect!
You make it look Easy 😍❤️🇩🇰
Belleza me encantó
I've always been struggling to get my bails looking neat when I tried to do this corset weave, but watching your video showed me exactly what I was doing wrong! I didn't do the bails in a 3 step technique and it let the weaving wire slip all over even though I tried holding it in place. Thank you for sharing this very detailed tutorial. 🌹
You're welcome Sandra, glad to help! The weaving wire does like to misbehave whenever it has a chance! 😄
I really enjoy your style of teaching and the fact that you have a window in the top left to remind us what we are aiming for. Thank you so much for sharing so generously.
Thank you! I'm glad you like them! 😊
thank you , I needed this
Thank you
I would like to know to make a ball at the end of copper wire.
I have a tutorial for that at ua-cam.com/video/62pl3mQxu-w/v-deo.html I refer to headpins in the video, but the same technique can be used on longer pieces of wire.
very instructive as usual ! thanks very much
Thank you!
Thank you. I really like that third one.
You're welcome Linda! The third one does always seem to come out really well!
What brand of wire do you use
I have a few suppliers, but most often I go to wires.co.uk. They have a great range of copper wire and it comes beautifully soft to start working with.
Ti ringrazio di cuore ❤️ pke spieghi molto bene grazie 😊😘😘
Sei gradito mystellaluminosa, grazie!
Sigh of relief. Been watching a ton of your videos and a. I’m learning a lot, b. it’s comforting to know I’m not doing anything wrong in particular and it’s not me per say and c. As I’m learning such helpful tips and tricks has really got me inspired again
For those who do not understand English,
it is much better to see how you do it ..
than to hear so much chatter
Sorry if there wasn't enough visuals in this video for you. I include explanation in my videos where I believe it is needed, and as much demonstration as seems appropriate (and that my camera catches!) For non-English speakers, I am including closed captions and I'm more than happy if anyone wishes to translate them. I also have some non-speaking tutorials such as my newest video ua-cam.com/video/zxy6XsXtbuI/v-deo.html which may more useful.
you dont have to hear the 'chatter' if you just mute your sound. That way you dont have to complain so bitterly. Others like me, like to hear all the chatter if the content is as good as this one.
So frustrated! Can not follow along. Goes way too fast, not clear enough to see which wire is being wrapped. Makes no sense. I’ve even tried it on mute because the verbal instructions aren’t very clear either. Very beautiful wish I could find another tutorial.
Then use the stop button to get the part that went too fast. And rewind it. I sometimes look at a video several times before I understand. Or go to the library and get a book.
You can stop the video and rewind, which is what I do to follow. Not so technical solution I know but works if you tried it
I myself consider it to be very kind of her to take time out of her life to show us how to do any wire wrapping techniques at all. Most wire wrappers dont like to show any of their work unless being paid in a tutorial.
I was able to understand everything she explained very well. Maybe you need to watch more beginner videos before trying something like this. Or take the suggestion of the other commenters and rewind the video. Just some thoughts.