I always come here a week or two before Halloween, faires, festivals or Disneyland. You never disappoint in giving me a great guideline to whatever we want to create.
Okay, this is a jumbled up mess, then when you put it all together, step back, and look at it, I am like wow!! what a masterpiece... I'm going to try to make one of these.. let's pray.
On top of being a lovely tutorial, you are really fantastic to listen to (nice voice/demeanor). Thank you for the links, and I'm excited to create my own now.
I now know what to do for my mom's birthday, I don't know why I thought making a circlet would be more complicated haha. Your work is gorgeous by the way! I am glad I found your channel 😊😊
I enjoyed this, thank you so much! You made the simplest of supplies look so beautiful in the finished product. I love your attitude and laid back playful spirit in the process of instruction and process. You are a joy to watch and listen to and I appreciate you sharing your talent and knowledge with me. Namaste my friend.
OMG... I just went to the ESTY store.... and ordered the "Dragon Eye Bracelet"... woo woo... Thank you Von.... Love Love Love the "new store"... hope more is to come!!!!
I know this is an old video, but I tried this out today- I'm making a circlet for my girlfriend's birthday based on one of her favourite book series, ACOTAR by Sarah J Maas- if anyone's a fan and is curious, I'm doing a Night Court theme with little droplet shaped beads to represent stars, big red beads to represent the blood rubies and a black/white/purple colour scheme overrall. I'm mostly happy with how my first attempt turned out- this was my first go at wire wrapping, and I had some issues with the wire thickness and it ended up looking slightly sloppy. If it was for myself I'd love it, but since it's for my girlfriend I'm going to unwrap the entire thing and try again. However, this was a very clear, funny and wonderful tutorial, and I can't wait to try making the elf ears next!
This is so beautiful. I've been interested in wire work for a while, but always thought it was difficult. You make it look very easy, I don't know if I will try it, because I already have so many other crafts that I do, but It's nice to know I can make something this lovely that is fairly simple. Thank you for this tutorial.
Thank you, Gwen! It takes a bit of practice to get used to the way wire behaves, but its so much fun. And I am a big fan of learning as many crafts as I can: not all of them become things I do all the time, but its still fun and stimulating to learn a new technique!
Another great tutorial, thank you so much. Can't wait to get some materials and start making some things. Oh, as for a yardstick, you could mark it on the edge of your workspace and it will never be misplaced 😆
I have multiple cutting mats that are on the surface of all my workstations, so there is always a ruler handy. I've been sewing for a million years though, so probably have more than most people would. When one where out and replaced, I don't throw it out. It just becomes the work surface for another work station.
I feel like a drop in the sea of subscribers! congratulations Von. I kinda miss hearing Harley walk through. looking forward to trying this! must buy wire!
Hi, I love how easy your tutorials are to understand and follow.💖 I was looking for one that was easy to follow and your is perfect. I'm wanting to make a wire flower circlet for my granddaughter for Christmas. So a BIG thank you. Xxx 💝💗💖 love your channel and I hope you make more videos.Xxx
very nice!! I'd have to add some hair combs or my granddaughter wouldn't be able to keep it in her hair... this is a great idea!!! thanks for sharing!!
Hi! I was thinking the same thing for my granbabies. Love the idea of a head band for school, then they can magically turn into princesses when they get home!!! What are you ideas for adding the haircombs? I'm new to wiring, so any advice you could give me would be appreciated!!!! Thank you! Blessings
My mom is a belly dance that has always made her own costumes, I've got antique bread up the wazoo 🤣🤣 I'm very lucky to always get what she doesn't want anymore🤪
I think I kinda miss seeing you personally while you work ... ^_^ Love these tiaras and will be trying this one at some point!! I keep running out of mats and need to wait till I can get more ... lol. Ah, the hazards of making "stuff" :)
I've built up my beads by bidding $.07 on Ebay. I have more beads than I can ever use in my lifetime and it probably cost me less than $30. Just have to bid on hundreds of things and wait patiently for the ones you win to come from Asia.
I absolutely love this tutorial. I keep coming back to as a reference for making my own. But can you tell me where I can find the center marquis bead? I've looked everywhere and can't find one. Thanks in advance! I'm a huge fan!
HEY VON : ) I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WITHOUT MUCH LUCK , WHETHER ALUMINIUM WIRE NEEDS TO HAVE A CERTAIN FINISH ( ANODIZED OR SOMETHING ) BECAUSE ALL THE ALUMINIUM I HAVE IS JUST SQUISH OVERLOAD , THOUGH I THINK IT'S BETWEEN 0.8MM TO 1MM , SO IF I BUY 16G REGULAR ALUMINIUM WILL THAT WORK 🌠💛 THANKS AGAIN SUPERVON 😘
Thanks Yvonne. I keep coming back to you!
omg, thank you so much!
You have such a fun mannerism it's really fun being around you and watching you work.
you are so sweet and sincere and generous with your art and knowledge! a true pleasure to watch! love your work!
I always come here a week or two before Halloween, faires, festivals or Disneyland. You never disappoint in giving me a great guideline to whatever we want to create.
From one hoarder to another, you have a gift and I thank you for sharing your talent.
Okay, this is a jumbled up mess, then when you put it all together, step back, and look at it, I am like wow!! what a masterpiece... I'm going to try to make one of these.. let's pray.
Lol, a classic Von quote: "Typically when I'm making jewelry, my body is on hand.". Thanks for the laugh!
I realize I'm kinda off topic but does anybody know a good site to stream newly released series online?
@Avi Aron i watch on FlixZone. Just google for it :)
@Jeffery Anakin Yup, been watching on FlixZone for months myself :D
@Jeffery Anakin thanks, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D I really appreciate it!
@Avi Aron happy to help xD
I am so grateful to you for this tutorial. Thank you, Von, for being so talented and generous.
This is so cool! All your tutorials are so easy to follow, and I'm grateful! Please keep up the amazing work and doing what you love!
I totally love this circlet. I just sent someone down town to get some aluminum wire for me so I can work on one with this video.
thank you I just love your videos
Thank you for your tutorials. They help me most especially when I hit a crafting block. You seem to be improving on your camera angles as well.
On top of being a lovely tutorial, you are really fantastic to listen to (nice voice/demeanor). Thank you for the links, and I'm excited to create my own now.
Thank you so much, B.C.!
you're soo talented!! wow!!
wow, thank you!!
thanks i love how you explain how to and i have watched many of these with you thanks again
Thank you, Connie! I am glad you like it!
I now know what to do for my mom's birthday, I don't know why I thought making a circlet would be more complicated haha. Your work is gorgeous by the way! I am glad I found your channel 😊😊
What a beautiful soul! Thank you for sharing your gifts with the world! 💚✨
Love these and I'm excited to make some, your so soothing to watch and listen too 🫶🏽
Thank you, I'm so glad you think so! ❤️
Thank You for being so generous!!
I am just starting out and I love your videos. I'm very glad to find you on here....you have a lot of patience and explain things very well.
I enjoyed this, thank you so much! You made the simplest of supplies look so beautiful in the finished product. I love your attitude and laid back playful spirit in the process of instruction and process. You are a joy to watch and listen to and I appreciate you sharing your talent and knowledge with me. Namaste my friend.
This actually helped me a lot. I always thought that wire needed to be super rigid for this kind of thing
OMG... I just went to the ESTY store.... and ordered the "Dragon Eye Bracelet"... woo woo... Thank you Von.... Love Love Love the "new store"... hope more is to come!!!!
Fantastic tutorial....absolutely informative and easy to follow. Thank you!
That's a really ingenious idea using the highlight cover as a bead holder
You are so creative and talented!!!
Thank you for this. Was able to make an awesome last minute birthday gift.
Yay!!
Im sooo inspired by you, thanks for being on youtube
I know this is an old video, but I tried this out today- I'm making a circlet for my girlfriend's birthday based on one of her favourite book series, ACOTAR by Sarah J Maas- if anyone's a fan and is curious, I'm doing a Night Court theme with little droplet shaped beads to represent stars, big red beads to represent the blood rubies and a black/white/purple colour scheme overrall. I'm mostly happy with how my first attempt turned out- this was my first go at wire wrapping, and I had some issues with the wire thickness and it ended up looking slightly sloppy. If it was for myself I'd love it, but since it's for my girlfriend I'm going to unwrap the entire thing and try again. However, this was a very clear, funny and wonderful tutorial, and I can't wait to try making the elf ears next!
You're a great instructor....Thank You!
Beautiful piece Yvonne!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support! ❤️😊❤️
i love wire wrapping the first i saw u i had to make the dragon eye love your magical hands
This is so beautiful. I've been interested in wire work for a while, but always thought it was difficult. You make it look very easy, I don't know if I will try it, because I already have so many other crafts that I do, but It's nice to know I can make something this lovely that is fairly simple. Thank you for this tutorial.
Thank you, Gwen! It takes a bit of practice to get used to the way wire behaves, but its so much fun. And I am a big fan of learning as many crafts as I can: not all of them become things I do all the time, but its still fun and stimulating to learn a new technique!
What a great idea.....so versatile!! You are so talented....Thanks!
i totally LOVE watching and learning from you ❤ thank you very much !
You are a genius. I love this
lol, well thank you Ann!
Another great tutorial, thank you so much. Can't wait to get some materials and start making some things.
Oh, as for a yardstick, you could mark it on the edge of your workspace and it will never be misplaced 😆
Thats a great idea, Imelda, thank you!!
I have multiple cutting mats that are on the surface of all my workstations, so there is always a ruler handy. I've been sewing for a million years though, so probably have more than most people would. When one where out and replaced, I don't throw it out. It just becomes the work surface for another work station.
Leaving yet another comment on another amazing work of art. Great job!
You are absolutely awesome. I love your tutorial’s.
You have such wonderful energy, and your work is so mesmerizing to watch! ❤️
Love it! Thanks for sharing your art and ideas.
So so soooo beautiful!
Thank you!
I feel like a drop in the sea of subscribers! congratulations Von. I kinda miss hearing Harley walk through. looking forward to trying this! must buy wire!
Lovely. Thanks for the detailed explanation
Oh my gosh, I can't wait to get some wire stocked up! I plan to make myself a circlet for sure!
Yay!!!
Stunning.
Hi, I love how easy your tutorials are to understand and follow.💖 I was looking for one that was easy to follow and your is perfect. I'm wanting to make a wire flower circlet for my granddaughter for Christmas. So a BIG thank you. Xxx 💝💗💖 love your channel and I hope you make more videos.Xxx
Wow, thank you Sarah!! I am so glad to be helpful to you! More videos are coming soon!
THANKS for replying.Xxx
Such wonderful creations and shared by such a sweetheart! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏽
Really appreciate this!! So inspired!
I absolutely love your work, and you are cute as can be.
This is beautiful! Thank you 😊
Thank you, Michael!
very nice!! I'd have to add some hair combs or my granddaughter wouldn't be able to keep it in her hair... this is a great idea!!! thanks for sharing!!
Hi! I was thinking the same thing for my granbabies. Love the idea of a head band for school, then they can magically turn into princesses when they get home!!! What are you ideas for adding the haircombs? I'm new to wiring, so any advice you could give me would be appreciated!!!! Thank you!
Blessings
Laura Campbell Z
"Typically if I'm making jewelry, my body is right at hand..." LOL
lol i love ur dry humor
Hehe! 😋
So beautiful
You are awesome.
I adore it 😍😍
Thank you💕👍🤗
Thanks so much for sharing! These are so pretty!!
I love it! Thanks for sharing.
I love it Von ! & you ❤
keep up the amazing work🐾👣
My mom is a belly dance that has always made her own costumes, I've got antique bread up the wazoo 🤣🤣 I'm very lucky to always get what she doesn't want anymore🤪
Think you so much it helped me make my crown for my outfit
Thank you ... beautiful and creative work! :-)
I think I kinda miss seeing you personally while you work ... ^_^ Love these tiaras and will be trying this one at some point!! I keep running out of mats and need to wait till I can get more ... lol. Ah, the hazards of making "stuff" :)
I've built up my beads by bidding $.07 on Ebay. I have more beads than I can ever use in my lifetime and it probably cost me less than $30. Just have to bid on hundreds of things and wait patiently for the ones you win to come from Asia.
Speaking of Christmas music....I was in Hobby Lobby and Santa has taken over already!
Linda Sinish, Seriously! Good god it's only July!
I love your necklace! :D
hehe, thanks Spooky!
Lindo 😍
I absolutely love this tutorial. I keep coming back to as a reference for making my own. But can you tell me where I can find the center marquis bead? I've looked everywhere and can't find one. Thanks in advance! I'm a huge fan!
do you by any chance have a video for the circlet you showed that could also be worn as a necklace? thanks in advance
is perfect 😀😀😀😀💙💙💙💙
You are so freaking cute! With those little circlets and all that
HEY VON : )
I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WITHOUT MUCH LUCK , WHETHER ALUMINIUM WIRE NEEDS TO HAVE A CERTAIN FINISH ( ANODIZED OR SOMETHING ) BECAUSE ALL THE ALUMINIUM I HAVE IS JUST SQUISH OVERLOAD , THOUGH I THINK IT'S BETWEEN 0.8MM TO 1MM , SO IF I BUY 16G REGULAR ALUMINIUM WILL THAT WORK 🌠💛 THANKS AGAIN SUPERVON 😘
So beautiful! New subscriber now!
I want those 😭
Hi. Do you have a tutorial on making a circlet with one of your dragons eyes mounted on it?
Hey, Ken! I don't but I will make one :)
You crack me up with your jokes!
What is the name and size of the center bead, Thx,,
Thank you sooo much I’m gonna sign into my other account and subscribe too - great tutorial-
Gentle suggestion, list your Esty link below.
I love it! How much would you charge for something like this?
Does Etsy still require a credit card to sell in the US?
Preciosos todos
You think it would be nice with a flower crown??
LOL Von..."Typically if I'm making Jewelry my body is on hand..." would be a sad day if it were not so...
What is the difference between artistic wire and parawire?
Good job, it's really beautiful but if you put less "bling bling" it would be much better
Thank you for sharing, you sound so sweet (: blessed be
How do you keep them from falling off your head
Add ribbons or hair combs or clips to the ends
I could never do this I'm not that talented of an artist I suck
do you by any chance have a video for the circlet you showed that could also be worn as a necklace? thanks in advance