round patterned earrings

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  • Опубліковано 16 тра 2018
  • anticlastic technique used to make patterned earrings with the pattern on both sides

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  • @Dreambig318
    @Dreambig318 4 роки тому

    You are amazing. Love your work and as others have said very calming voice. I'm learning so much from you!!!

  • @TheKandiO
    @TheKandiO 6 років тому +2

    As usual, I’ve been making ear wires the hard way!🙄 thanks for righting my path. I always learn multiple tricks from your videos.

  • @coheejewelry7489
    @coheejewelry7489 5 років тому

    I am a big fan, Soham. I have been watching your videos for well over a year now and I have learned so much. You are a very good teacher. I hope to learn much more from your excellent videos. Thank you so much.

  • @smokeytexx
    @smokeytexx 5 років тому

    thank you very much for another good video . i only found your channel a week or so ago and i am working my way through all your videos . i am finding them very interesting so much so that i want to try my hand a silver smithing , a bit late to be starting a new venture at 63 years old but i am always trying new things and love learning new crafts . i am much better with my hands than i am with my brain and i think i will enjoy this . i have done a lot of crafts over the years and i think this will be my next venture along with gem stone faceting which is something else i am keen to try . so thanks again and i will keep watching them all and soaking it all up.
    johno

  • @ingridsaab5413
    @ingridsaab5413 6 років тому

    Thanks for posting your video. You have a very nice and calming way of explaining every step

  • @leighshell1784
    @leighshell1784 6 років тому

    Thanks, Soham! Lovely!

  • @ingridsaab5413
    @ingridsaab5413 5 років тому

    Love the tutorial!
    Dear Soham Harrison, would you be able to make a similar tutorial and teach us how to make the same pair of earrings in a shape if hearts? That would be so awesome

  • @craig6037
    @craig6037 6 років тому

    Thanks for your tuitional videos. They have been so helpful and inspirational. Best wishes

  • @annh3599
    @annh3599 6 років тому

    Thank you! Lovely!

  • @sylviayahalom8041
    @sylviayahalom8041 4 роки тому

    I love watching your videos, they are are so informative. Where did you get your hallmark tool?

  • @ravynskye1310
    @ravynskye1310 6 років тому

    another enjoyable lovely tutorial...hope all is well sir...I'll have to catch up on vids...been off a while caring for my son...take care Soham from ON🇨🇦

  • @sharonh988
    @sharonh988 6 років тому

    Beautiful. Thank You.

  • @carianin5293
    @carianin5293 6 років тому +1

    Beautiful.

  • @sherrytucker7102
    @sherrytucker7102 6 років тому

    Love your videos, Mr. Harrison! In several of your vids, you use a pair of heavy-duty red-handled shears...could you please share where you got them? I have a set of HD shears, but the ones you use seem to perform SO much better! Thanks!

  • @mimardelplata
    @mimardelplata 6 років тому

    Hi ; In all your videos I hear you say you clean in the tumble “ I need to buy a tumbler to clean and polish like you do but I dont know which brand etc to buy ....the magnetic one which are quite expensive ... or the metal barrel machine could you tell which one s best .?

  • @ginted7301
    @ginted7301 6 років тому +1

    Lovely tutorial! If you don't have an anticlastic forming stake could you substitute with a ball dapping punch?

    • @sohamharrison
      @sohamharrison 6 років тому

      sure, there are usually at least three different ways to do things. give it a try. i guarantee you will learn something useful. cheers

    • @1bracine
      @1bracine 6 років тому

      Ginger Tedder i

  • @paoladuque6339
    @paoladuque6339 6 років тому

    MUCH TY , VERY BEAUTIFUL

  • @purplemartinracingteam1750
    @purplemartinracingteam1750 5 років тому

    is that a 9oz. rawhide mallet?

  • @mimardelplata
    @mimardelplata 6 років тому +5

    Hi ; lovely earrings
    Where can I buy that big wood block you us in your lap ? As all your tools

    • @mimardelplata
      @mimardelplata 6 років тому

      Just saw your website and joined the free course to start then I will apply fir the cool course

    • @stephss
      @stephss 6 років тому +3

      Paula Andrea You're inquiring where to find a wood block, or his specifically (as it seems coped on the backside). Any hardwood block would work, to be honest. Any lumberyard or some building centers, would have them available.

  • @leighshell1784
    @leighshell1784 6 років тому

    Hey! Where ARE you? I hope you are well. Just wanted you to know we MISS you!