I really like your teaching method it is easy to understand and you touch on every area of the demo. Thank you for doing the tutorial the finished work is beautiful!
I can't wait to try some of your projects. Your instructions are very clear and your voice is pleasant. Thank you for sharing your technique and knowledge.
I have been watching your videos for 3 years I think, I am just now going ape for the wire wrapping again. I have taken this one apart several times, one mistake and WOW it is so visible. Thank Love for all the education!
HELPFUL HINT: Hi everyone I just wanted to share a little trick that I tried and had great success with. If you take a very thin strip of your tape and put at the bottoms of your wire sets it will help keep the sets separated. This also helps to keep your wires flat and makes the process of weaving a little faster and easier. Hope this helps. Thanks again Christina for all that you do. You are a rockstar!
To Lynette Shaw Thank you very much. I'm glad you like it. I probably do have some Yorkshire twang as I have lived here for almost six years now, and picked some up along the way :-)
Another easy to follow demonstration. Thank you so much for sharing your designs. You make it look so easy and I am sure it is not but I will practice. Thanks again..
Bello brazalete amiga,tus creaciones son increíblemente hermosas y originales gracias por compartirlas, te envío muchos abrazos que tengas un hermoso día :D
Masterfully done. You should work in pure gold lol All the gold in the world fits in four olympic swimming pools. I guess we need another Nova explosion to create more gold lol I might try one the weave one I tried the braided. I took it apart wrong wire.
I really enjoyed watching this and your close woven wire bracelet, but wonder why you don't just fold over the tips of the shorn wire ends to give the glue something to grip? You wouldn't even need to do this to all of them I would think, but certainly on the outer edges. And your accent adds flavor to your videos. Very pleasant.
Is this wire sterling silver or copper wire silver plated? My 6mm wire seems much harder and is the cheaper copper covered wire. Can you share what exactly the wire is and where you get it from please. Like others I love your designs, your presentation is so clear and I love your Yorkshire/Danish accent. Thank you Christina for such a great resource
Cathy Evans Sure, no problem. The wire I use is a copper based wire that is coated in sterling silver and then an e-coating that makes it hypo allergenic and prevents tarnishing. I buy it from www.jewellerymaker.com I hope that was helpful :-)
Estoy interesada en aprender bien esta tecnica,me gustaria saber si tiene algun libro editado o alguna pagina ,y donde puedo comprar este hilo de alambre en españa muchas gracias
maria lourdes sanchez garcia I don't have any books at the moment, but am hoping to work on that for the future. The link for my website is in the description box. I buy my wire from www.jewellerymaker.com and I think they deliver to Spain. You can use this code RQCX5Y to get £10 credit if you order with them. I hope that helped :-)
+Alizia Campos Rodriguez Genarito Campos Rangel El tipo de alambre es en espiral ella dice que el que esta usando es con bano de plata, tienes que buscarlo en donde venden accesorios para hacer joyeria alli siempre los tienen y si te fijas el grosor que usa es el color plata 22 gauge y el dorado 26 gauge.
Hello, I am an Italian girl and I 'm passionate to your videos * _ * . I wanted to ask : how do I have it set on the length of the wire based on my wrist ? Thanks ; ) and congratulations for tutorials and your jewelry
Thank you for your video, I'm going to try and make this for my daughters and grandchildren. I love your work, you make it so easy to do. I hope it turns out for me. Thank you again!
To S.A. M. I can't seem to reply straight to your comment so I hope you get this. Thank you very much. It isn't as difficult as it seems, because if you make a curve and it isn't quite right, you can still adjust it until you're happy with the curve, but how you work with it is completely personal preference. If you feel more comfortable using a jig to create it it certainly can't hurt to try. I don't see why it would work. I would love to know how you get on with it :-)
To Carlos Silva. I hope you get this as I can't seem to reply straight to you. The wire I used in this tutorial is a copper based wire that is then coated in sterling silver and then has an e-coating which makes it hypo-allergenic and helps prevent tarnishing :-)
beautiful bracelet, thank you for the video, looks hard to make so perfectly, someone like me needs a jig, do you think that would work? - a piece of wood with nails in the exact places to bend the wire against so it will be even?
thanks for such a great video, I asked at Jewelry maker for the 22 gauge wire but they don't have any. Can you recommend any other places to buy much greater lengths of 22 gauge non tarnished, just I'm finding it very difficult to find wire sufficiently soft, also how do you straighten your wire, I use plastic pliers but still can't seem to get the straightness you achieve?
Leigh Hossbach No problem, and thank you. Unfortunately I can't recommend anywhere else, as I only buy my wire from jewellery maker at the moment. I am also waiting for them to get some more stock in myself. They said it should be within a couple of weeks. So fingers crossed. I either use my fingers or nylon coated flat nosed pliers to straighten my wire. It might be the wire that makes it hard to get it straight if you said you are having some issues with it. Maybe the hardness of it. I hope you find the wire you need and figure it out. Sorry I couldn't be of more help :-)
Beautiful design, just one question though, how "wearable" is this? if someone grabs your wrist wrong (thinking kids) are they going to kink it beyond repair? will the wire break? is it more or less delicate than it looks?
Summer Noybn Well, of course all jewellery can break, but I would definitely say that it is stronger than it looks. Because the 0.6mm wire on it's own isn't that strong, but because so many lengths get used and it is woven in between each other like it is, it ends up being quite strong, because it kind of locks into place with the weaving. I hope that helped :-)
Really lovely bracelets and a very informative tutorial. I will definitely have a go at making at least one of them. Would either of them be suitable for a 7-year old girl with, maybe, 5, rather than 7 segments in the pattern? Also, can I use 0.20 wires for the decorative twist, as I have a lot of that size wire from making bobbin lace jewellery? Unfortunately, with bobbin lace, I found it difficult to manipulate the wire around the bobbins, as the spaces between pins were so tight, I had to undo a lot and they kept kinking, so I thought of using it for wire wrapping instead. If I can attempt any of your bracelets, I think I may be able to use my bobbin pillow for the weaving, and use pins to keep the segments in the correct position at the end of each row. Thank you for having subtitles on your video, as I am deaf and have to lip-read, and find videos without subtitles very frustrating, especially if they don't show the work close up, even with full screen.
The manipulation technique is what makes your pieces unique. Great job!
I really like your teaching method it is easy to understand and you touch on every area of the demo. Thank you for doing the tutorial the finished work is beautiful!
Thank you very much. It is great to hear feedback so I know that what I am doing is ok. So I am really glad that they are useful :-)
I can't wait to try some of your projects. Your instructions are very clear and your voice is pleasant. Thank you for sharing your technique and knowledge.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your lovely comment :-)
I have been watching your videos for 3 years I think, I am just now going ape for the wire wrapping again. I have taken this one apart several times, one mistake and WOW it is so visible. Thank Love for all the education!
Beautiful design! Thank you for sharing with us, and for such a clear tutorial.
HELPFUL HINT:
Hi everyone I just wanted to share a little trick that I tried and had great success with. If you take a very thin strip of your tape and put at the bottoms of your wire sets it will help keep the sets separated. This also helps to keep your wires flat and makes the process of weaving a little faster and easier. Hope this helps. Thanks again Christina for all that you do. You are a rockstar!
Well I guess this has been on here awhile. I’m glad I found it. I love it. Can’t wait to try it. Thanks!
thank you. many of your tutorials have taught me everything i now know and enjoy.
To Lynette Shaw Thank you very much. I'm glad you like it. I probably do have some Yorkshire twang as I have lived here for almost six years now, and picked some up along the way :-)
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Another easy to follow demonstration. Thank you so much for sharing your designs. You make it look so easy and I am sure it is not but I will practice. Thanks again..
jori Thank you very much. That really means a lot to me :-)
I love this! Your tutorials are great. Very clear.
Thank you very much. I'm really glad that they are useful :-)
Hi Sorry to bother you but do you know if the silver wire is sterling silver or just plated, can't seem to find out how to ask the maker, x
Good teacher (described every step), Excellent post thanks very much!!
Zoe Hawnt Thank you very much. I really appreciate it :-)
Bello brazalete amiga,tus creaciones son increíblemente hermosas y originales gracias por compartirlas, te envío muchos abrazos que tengas un hermoso día :D
Thank you so much. I very much appreciate it, and the same to you ;-)
This is a beautiful bracelet. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much. I'm glad you like it :-)
Great tutorial. Thanks! I feel, after watching, that I could make this.
+Kimberly Robinson Thank you. I'm glad to hear that :-)
Masterfully done. You should work in pure gold lol All the gold in the world fits in four olympic swimming pools. I guess we need another Nova explosion to create more gold lol I might try one the weave one I tried the braided. I took it apart wrong wire.
I love this I can't wait to make it!!
Paige Foley That's great. I'm glad you like it :-)
Congrats your videos are beautiful I just get today I happy to find you channel.Thank you.
+artmilenio1 Thank you very much. I'm glad you like them :-)
Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing.
Geraldine Darlington You're welcome and thank you :-)
Beautiful. You do amazing work. Love it.
Thank you very much. You are very kind :-)
Me gusta todo lo que haces un abrazo desde palma de Mallorca
Xevi roca sanchis Thank you so much :-)
It will be a nice gift if I can make it as nice as you.
Catherine Man It certainly will. Personal present are always the best. And I'm sure yours will turn out beautifully :-)
wow ... wonderful ...
Thank you very much :-)
Hermoso!!! Thanks for share. Saludos desde Mexico
Sara Perez No problem ;-)
Bello trabajo. Beautiful bracelet
Love your work !!!
I really enjoyed watching this and your close woven wire bracelet, but wonder why you don't just fold over the tips of the shorn wire ends to give the glue something to grip? You wouldn't even need to do this to all of them I would think, but certainly on the outer edges.
And your accent adds flavor to your videos. Very pleasant.
Catgoyle09 Thank you very much :-)
Ei!!! You are Wonderful!!! Thank's
Cristiana Pieroni Thank you very much :-)
Awesome video! Like your accent too :)
Thank you very much. I'm glad you like it :-)
Hello can you show this in a men's ring?
so nice thanks for sharing
+Denise Wootton You're welcome and thank you :-)
Is this wire sterling silver or copper wire silver plated? My 6mm wire seems much harder and is the cheaper copper covered wire. Can you share what exactly the wire is and where you get it from please. Like others I love your designs, your presentation is so clear and I love your Yorkshire/Danish accent. Thank you Christina for such a great resource
Cathy Evans Sure, no problem. The wire I use is a copper based wire that is coated in sterling silver and then an e-coating that makes it hypo allergenic and prevents tarnishing. I buy it from www.jewellerymaker.com I hope that was helpful :-)
Här finns info om hur man gör det, massa olika tekniker, mycket intressanta saker om man har kli i fingrarna
Yvonne Löfquist :-)
Estoy interesada en aprender bien esta tecnica,me gustaria saber si tiene algun libro editado o alguna pagina ,y donde puedo comprar este hilo de alambre en españa muchas gracias
maria lourdes sanchez garcia I don't have any books at the moment, but am hoping to work on that for the future. The link for my website is in the description box. I buy my wire from www.jewellerymaker.com and I think they deliver to Spain. You can use this code RQCX5Y to get £10 credit if you order with them. I hope that helped :-)
Hola q padre brazalete lo malo q no se ingles y no se que alambre es el que va intermedio gracias Bye
+Alizia Campos Rodriguez Genarito Campos Rangel El tipo de alambre es en espiral ella dice que el que esta usando es con bano de plata, tienes que buscarlo en donde venden accesorios para hacer joyeria alli siempre los tienen y si te fijas el grosor que usa es el color plata 22 gauge y el dorado 26 gauge.
Hi and thank you for your tutorial! I was wondering what was the finished size of the bracelet is?
Francesca St. James It is about 7.5 inches :-)
Hello, I am an Italian girl and I 'm passionate to your videos * _ * . I wanted to ask : how do I have it set on the length of the wire based on my wrist ?
Thanks ; ) and congratulations for tutorials and your jewelry
+90libellula Thank you very much. I'm sorry but I'm not entirely sure what you mean :-)
Thank you for your video, I'm going to try and make this for my daughters and grandchildren. I love your work, you make it so easy to do. I hope it turns out for me. Thank you again!
Della Rucker No problem. That sounds great. I'm sure they'll love them :-)
Why did you delete the other wire bracelets similar to this one? Please upload it again or just write here where i can find!!! Thank you
+kyra kyrag I haven't deleted any. Is this one of the ones you mean? ua-cam.com/video/r4wtMIWVTXA/v-deo.html
Oh yes. I was planning to make it less layers :)
Thanks for juggling my memory!
No problem :-)
is the wire alluminium?
+moma No, I am using silver plated copper wire :-)
здравствуйте! Как правильно называется эта металлическая нить? какой диаметр?
emaeshka The wire I used in this bracelet is 0.6mm and 0.4mm for the twisted part :-)
CSLdesigns скажите какой материал.?
emaeshka анодированный алюминий скорее всего
emaeshka а, нет, я ошиблась. Внизу есть ответ на этот вопрос. Это проволока с сердцевиной из меди, покрытая серебром.
BARAGOZKA com спасибо
What size ribbon ends did you use? Great job with instructing btw.
MattAndErin Krumenacker Thank you very much. They are 30mm ribbon ends :-)
To S.A. M. I can't seem to reply straight to your comment so I hope you get this. Thank you very much. It isn't as difficult as it seems, because if you make a curve and it isn't quite right, you can still adjust it until you're happy with the curve, but how you work with it is completely personal preference. If you feel more comfortable using a jig to create it it certainly can't hurt to try. I don't see why it would work. I would love to know how you get on with it :-)
To Carlos Silva. I hope you get this as I can't seem to reply straight to you. The wire I used in this tutorial is a copper based wire that is then coated in sterling silver and then has an e-coating which makes it hypo-allergenic and helps prevent tarnishing :-)
CSLdesigns Beautiful bracelet!! Just wondering where you get the wire, I am having a hard time finding it. Thanks.
Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing.
beautiful bracelet, thank you for the video, looks hard to make so perfectly, someone like me needs a jig, do you think that would work? - a piece of wood with nails in the exact places to bend the wire against so it will be even?
thanks for such a great video, I asked at Jewelry maker for the 22 gauge wire but they don't have any. Can you recommend any other places to buy much greater lengths of 22 gauge non tarnished, just I'm finding it very difficult to find wire sufficiently soft, also how do you straighten your wire, I use plastic pliers but still can't seem to get the straightness you achieve?
Leigh Hossbach No problem, and thank you. Unfortunately I can't recommend anywhere else, as I only buy my wire from jewellery maker at the moment. I am also waiting for them to get some more stock in myself. They said it should be within a couple of weeks. So fingers crossed. I either use my fingers or nylon coated flat nosed pliers to straighten my wire. It might be the wire that makes it hard to get it straight if you said you are having some issues with it. Maybe the hardness of it. I hope you find the wire you need and figure it out. Sorry I couldn't be of more help :-)
Beautiful design, just one question though, how "wearable" is this? if someone grabs your wrist wrong (thinking kids) are they going to kink it beyond repair? will the wire break? is it more or less delicate than it looks?
Summer Noybn Well, of course all jewellery can break, but I would definitely say that it is stronger than it looks. Because the 0.6mm wire on it's own isn't that strong, but because so many lengths get used and it is woven in between each other like it is, it ends up being quite strong, because it kind of locks into place with the weaving. I hope that helped :-)
Really lovely bracelets and a very informative tutorial. I will definitely have a go at making at least one of them. Would either of them be suitable for a 7-year old girl with, maybe, 5, rather than 7 segments in the pattern? Also, can I use 0.20 wires for the decorative twist, as I have a lot of that size wire from making bobbin lace jewellery? Unfortunately, with bobbin lace, I found it difficult to manipulate the wire around the bobbins, as the spaces between pins were so tight, I had to undo a lot and they kept kinking, so I thought of using it for wire wrapping instead. If I can attempt any of your bracelets, I think I may be able to use my bobbin pillow for the weaving, and use pins to keep the segments in the correct position at the end of each row. Thank you for having subtitles on your video, as I am deaf and have to lip-read, and find videos without subtitles very frustrating, especially if they don't show the work close up, even with full screen.
I am curious as to the wires you use. Are they silver coated copper? Also, will aluminum wire work for some of your woven bracelets?
Like very much 😮
Hello good evening, I loved the bracelet and would like to know about. how long should I cut the wires, thank you very much and congratulations.
Where do you buy the wire
Thank you for this tutorial. It is beautiful. Will have yo watch it a couple more times. But do plan on trying to make this.
Edee Gralapp You're welcome and thank you. I would love to hear how you get on with it :-)
Is all the wire flat or round or half round? Does it matter? Can you use round?? I love your work beautiful!!!
Janice Valentino Thank you very much. All the wire I used for this is round wire :-)
Muy Bonita...
nice....:-)
Rebecca Cornel Thank you very much :-)
Thank you soooo much!!
Janice Valentino You're welcome and thank you ;-)