Wire Weaving Patterns | 4 Intermediate to Advanced Wire Weaving Techniques
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
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Video Description:
Today I will show you how to make 4 different intermediate to advanced wire weaves for use in your wire wrap jewelry. This video walks you through one 3 wire weave, and three 4 wire weaves. These weaves are not super hard to make, but are a little bit harder than most beginner weaves you see. Hopefully you will find something in here you can add to your wire wrapping skill set! Please feel free to pause and work along with me. Thank you for watching! Oh and please leave any questions you may have in the comments and I will gladly do my best to help. :)
Weaves I demo in this video:
3 wire weave, zipper weave 0:36
4 wire weave, double bar 2:13
4 wire weave, fish bone 5:19
4 wire weave, 4 wire textile 13:38
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Materials Needed:
- 20g wire, 28g wire, and 20g half round wire
- chain nose pliers
- semi flush cutters
- 2" spring clamps (with soft rubber tips)
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Thank you so much for sharing this to us, it’s really looks so pretty the wrapping the wire.. it’s beautiful design too. Anything little I really appreciate it’s your help.❤🙋♀️❤
Hello Bobbie, I’m Bobby and believe custom jewelry making is calling me ❤. Thank you for the quick tutorial on wire weaving
Thank u for this video, I loved the 👃 whistles 😅
TY so much for your great tutorial.
You have a very pleasant voice and your tutorial are awesome. Even pointing out your own mistakes. Thank you very much. You're such a good soul.
I'm a new subbie. But enjoyed watching you tutorial. That very last one shown with the one bar topped it off for me. OMG! I will get to that point one day. TU so much.❤
Best advice I've heard...tension is not a friend gotta be like water..I had to learn the hard way after many reattempts on my pieces...💚
Exactly!! Your best bet is to try and teach yourself to loosen up. But if you can't seem to manage that, use the 2" spring clamps, which you can get at any hardware store, or walmart.
Beautiful tutorials
Excellent explanation!
Thank you sooooo much for your videos
Love it!
Too bad you don't post anymore. I love the idea of separating the base wires with the wrapping wire at the beginning of the work. I'm just starting out, so it's very helpful because I always have a problem with squeezing too much.
Nice weaving! Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much!!
fantastic idea about the spring clamps, any ideas that help lower the price of getting into wire wrapping are a true bonus, thanks.,
Thanks and you're doing great with your videos! Just to let you know, I also just learned the weave where you pull the wire out and bend it back (your last one shown) and I use round wire in the middle and 1/2 round to wrap and it lays really nice, nicer than round wire - just thought I'd suggest it, maybe you could try it. :)
Yeah, the 2 in the middle are actually half round. :) I definitely agree that it gives a much better look!! Thank you very much for your input, it's always appreciated. ❤
Hey, thank you so much for the tutorial! Could anyone tell me what's the name of this tool that they use to hold the wires in place wile weaving??
Could this be done with all full round base wires? Perhaps it would just be more textured?
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What size wire are you using?
Wal-Mart does not carry that. At least not in my area. They have the ones without rubber and then tiny ones with rubber.
The beginning is fast and confusing. I guess I'm not used to holding it straight up. And for this reason it's hard to tell what your first and third wire are.
The first wire is always the leftmost wire for me... and when it comes to holding your wires, I like to use a 2" rubber tipped spring clamp. This acts like a third hand that has excellent grip. Honestly, the spring clamp was the biggest help for me starting out, and I still use it to this day.
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I just bought clamps at Wal-Mart and they have a small gap in the middle where my wire keeps going in. Guess I'm taking them back.
Yeah, I would take those back and go to your local hardware store. They have the rubber tipped spring clamps, which close completely and work great. :)