I'm very excited to have found your channel! At this point I'm binge watching your videos before I jump in and give it a go on my own. I really appreciate the time you've taken to create your videos to share with us. Your teaching method is fantastic! I can't wait to watch the next video! Thank you so much!
I used this wire wrap for a large opal cabochon that I gave to my mother in law as a gift. She absolutely loved it. The design was perfect as it still allowed the sides to show through so you could still see the opal sparkle. Thanks so much for sharing this design. Take care 😘
You are the only one on UA-cam who actually tells you hacks on how to keep the wire in place. I watched a lot of videos on UA-cam but still couldn’t weave as my wire wouldn’t stay in place. I have been looking to learn this style of wrapping for so long but couldn’t find any tutorials. Thanks a lot
I love that you're so careful as to make the back of your work look as lovely as the front and everything is as perfect as can be. Thank you for the video and for sharing your awesome creative talent with us. You're a gem!
Thanks for the video. I have a friend in a 12-step program that wants a secure way to attach his 20-year medallion to a necklace,. Now I know how to do it with wire wrapping. Thanks Again, Randy C.
Yay! I finally got this bezel to work for me! Making the groove in the weaving wires before you set the cabochon in is the key. Thank you for the wonderful instructions!
Your wire work is very pretty and very precise. I am afraid mine would never look so "polished". I enjoyed watching and may try this once I get my courage up. The bracelet weaving with beads seems more my level, but I love to watch and learn! One thing I will take away from this video that I can use again and again is the cutting off the tip of the wire for making a more perfect spiral circle. You are the first to show me that. It makes great sense and your spirals all match! Well Done!
I have watched a lot of your tutorials and found exactly what I was looking for once I discovered you and your videos. I have 4 years of Graphic Art's & many other mediums in art, including making stained glass for 15 years. I am a perfectionist & always try to find others who are have high expectations in the work of art to be the best possible. You are the one who I continued to find high standards in each price you made! I am so pleased to find you & each of your videos! I am also using gems & wire wrapping you showed me in st glass pieces. Your wire wrapping in Tiffany lamps? I will send you pics , steps for adding what I learned from you & finished Tiffany's, & so must more. Love you and your work!
I had been trying to learn how to do a few different wrapped wire jewelry pieces, but this is the first time, I feel confident I will be successful. Your tutorial is easy to follow while the pattern isn't too difficult.... but looks fancy! You are a wonderful teacher! Thank You
Ok, I've watched A LOT of these tutorial videos, and this is by far the best one. Thank you for this! You have a great way of explaining and showing the techniques that others just don't do.
Great video! I am pulling my hair out trying this. It's practice, practice, practice. I'll probably have to watch this 10 times. I get the first wrap now. Mine was so loose. I need wire wrapping for dummies! Lol! I didn't have a clamp. Hard to do without it and look neat. Great idea. I'll gets this sooner or later. Thanks for the video!
I really appreciate your channel. One thing I have found is that I'm going to have to get a lot more precise with my work. I've attempted to make one of your rings that went all wonky. You are very talented.
Marvellous tutorial. I now know how to do the inside "curl" properly by cutting off a little bit at the end, where previously mine looked like pearls!! Thanks very much.
Teresa Barker I agree. Wire wrapping can sometimes look messy and unprofessional. it's not the case with this necklace, it looks very clean and beautiful
Teresa Barker ; morning Teresa, Happy to hear you've had a changed feeling on wrapped jewelry, their is great looking pieces in wrapping; if done correctly like these tutorials, I dabble in this area & nice.. Happy Watching n wearing, & have great day!!!
Your crochet hook method is why your edges are not gone “every which way but straight” like mine keeps doing ~ 😂 ~ such a simple method and now that I’m thinking about it ~ it’s also a common scenes method too ( I just don’t have any of that😂) ~ thank you so much for your help and advice ~ very very much appreciated!!❤
I was afraid to try this out...but I have a lovely pink quartz crystal that I believe that this wire wrap will show-case. Thank you for your clear instructions!
This is beautiful, Christina - and solves a problem I've been trying to find a solution to for several years! I have a *huge* pear-shaped crystal, cut like a diamond, that was sliced open along the culet, hollowed out, partially filled with smoky topaz and pearl beads, and then sealed back up. I haven't been able to find anyone willing to risk drilling a hole in it for stringing, or to wire-wrap it with gold-filled wire (they wanted to do 14k or copper or silver) because I haven't had any idea how to do it, and I also haven't wanted to do or have anyone else do the typical wire-woven bezels because they all seemed like they'd cover up too much of the stone. This bezel is especially perfect because I'll be stringing the stone with triangular-shaped smoky topaz briolettes! I'm going to probably need to use closer to 26g wire, and have to figure out a much smaller bail, but I think I know how to do that. In general, I really prefer these more minimal wire wraps, especially with stones that have pattern to them, because I really like to have the stone itself highlighted. I just want to cry at so many I see where people do all this fancy, swirly wrapping all over the place that pays no attention to the stone itself, and ends up burying the beautiful patterns of it beneath a web of totally extraneous wire. The workmanship is often gorgeous, but why buy a stunningly-patterned stone if that's what you want to do?
I recently found a tool called a jewelers ring clamp, before I was using a clamp like yours!! I got a ring clamp though and it’s amazing! It has leather lined jaws and it has a vise tightening type deal on it and I can tighten it to any wire and it holds it nice and tight without scratching the wire at all! It’s so neat! Thank you so much for your video, I have been doing my wrapping all wrong! I was attaching the base/back to my top weave pattern after both were complete and I don’t like it at all because the connecting wires go over the pretty wrap I made on the front and it just looks messy! I’m going to start using my clamp and wrap them all together!! Thanks so much!! This has been the most helpful video I’ve watched this far 🤣
This is beautiful and you explain and show each step so well there is no confusion. I love the suggestion of the Spring Clamp. Thanks for making this and posting!
I love loved the way you did this step by step video I can say from one crafter to another I'm now your biggest fan. Thank you for being so detailed simply amazing.
Beautiful pendant. Thanks for such detailed instructions, esp. about using the clamp to keep the base wires a consistent space apart. Anxious to give this design a try.
You are one of the most amazing jewelry instructors on U tube. Thank you SOOOO very much for sharing so much of your talent. I have tried many of your tutorials and I am improving everyday. I am no ready to try this one!! Again you are amazing!!!
Amazing! What a terrific and functional design! You did a terrific job creating and explaining every step! You are very detailed oriented, which makes a great instructor! Well done! Thank you for sharing!
Since I have a lot of uncut gemstones I am very interested in learning weaves like this for holding stones in place. Your tutorial was very clear and easy to follow. And from what I can see, it seems that a weave like this could be made a bit wider as well as longer for stones that are a little larger and more asymmetrical. LOVED that clamp you used at the beginning, too! What a good idea for being able to continue weaving while changing your location. :) Subscribed!
By far, the VERY best wire wrap tutorial I've found on UA-cam. I like how you get straight to business, and have no useless filler banter, or chit chat. Just a very thoughtful, and thorough explanation of each and every step, and why you do it, without blocking the view with hands, or moving it out of screen. Thank you. Subscribed. Is that a tumbler I hear in the background? Makes me wanna go find more stones. :)
Another great wire wrapping video. I've found and have been watching your videos for the better part of a year now. I've never commented before but thought it was about time I let you know how much I appreciate you sharing your design ideas with us. My favorite of your videos are the wire weaving series and when you wire work around a cabochon. I would love to see even more weaving patterns and I also would love to see you take 3 or 4 of those weaving patterns around a cabochon. I don't know if you have ever done a project like that....like capture a cab with one weave then build multiple other types of weaves in layers on and around that initially captured cab. If you have never done a project like that I sure would love to see you try one I think it would turn out lovely with all of your knowledge of wire, wire weaving and cabochons. Instructional videos such as this type of project I have described aren't easy to come by at no cost to us. My passion right now and for some years now is wire weaving and it is inspiration and learning from a few generous artists such as yourself that have gotten me as far in my learning journey as I an today and I can't thank you and Oxana from Oxana crafts enough. You two are my youtube mentors. If you ever have a chance to talk about selling online, what it takes, dos and dont'ts, the importance of social media and how in the world to master and use it (because that's my biggest thing holding me back, I've never had a facebook page and don't even understand how you get people to see it if I were to create one for my jewelry and I can't really figure out exactly how to use pintrest either... ugh...so frustrating when all I hear is how important social media is to an online jewelry shop) and how you have been successful that would be amazing to hear from you about....just an idea☺ Well again thanks for all you do, Melissa Wood
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. It really means a lot to me. I haven't done a piece like that yet, but I will keep it in mind. Regarding using social media it can definitely be a bit of a jungle sometimes, but it definitely can also be of great help to grow your business. Regarding Facebook for instance the first step is obviously to make a page, but then you can become part of relevant groups where you can share your work and then thereby get traffic back to your page and also go to other pages like magazine pages and post your work. Just make sure whatever pages you post on, you follow the rules that are stated if there are any. Using things like Pinterest and Instagram is also helpful, and maybe even consider setting up an Etsy shop at some point if you feel up for that. There are also Etsy groups on Facebook that can be of great help with anything to do with Etsy. I hope that helped a bit and I wish you all the luck with it :-)
This is lovely work! You have made the video & your instruction very manageable. I might be able to do this! You are now my go to site, CS! Thank you ❗️
Loved this tutorial! Directions are so clear and easy to follow, I just want to go off and make one of these pendants right now! Thank you so much for sharing this with us...
I love this so much, but I’ve tried twice and both times the base wires moved around so much (despite being in a clamp) that the wires that crossed over to the other side either moved the base wires together or got scrunched up. Will using a larger gauge for the base wires help?
Thank you soooo much! You have made wire wrapping look so simple and I love that you don't cross over your cabochon to hold it in like so many other videos...I can't wait to try this! Hugs...
Wow thank you so much for this, this video helped my first wirewrap be a success. It turned out so much better than I thought my first one would look like :)
Hey hun .its been a long time since i have strained my fingers in the wire weave art lol i hope you well ,this tutorial is kick ass ,well done ,i have a bag of cabochons that i haven't figured out what to do with them ,so know i got it ,thanks again ,
That was a great tutorial. Thanks to the way you broke down the steps and the way you presented it, i feel confident that i can do it. I will let you know how it turned out. I think this design is my new favorite. I wonder how it looks using a much smaller cabochon?
This is a great tutorial. I love the design as I have been looking for a design to for a triangular piece of Brazilian jade that is about the same thickness of cabachon used in the tutorial. Many thanks on this...still watching 😎👍
Thank You So Much CSL Great Tutorial.. Love 💕 Your Channel.. I have learned a lot from Your Channel.. Truly Appreciate You For Sharing.. I'm New at Wire Wrapping, Weaving.. I'm totally Enjoying it..
Absolutely stunning! What a work of art! I was blown away by the fact that you have the ability to do such delicate work while teaching all the way through it! Your every moves are so precise that it was not difficult to follow at all. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. May Bod bless you for sharing your artistic talent! :)
Absolutely fantastic tutorial! So many details and patiently going through each step! Thank you!!
I like this design a lot. The stone is framed clearly without lines criss-crossing around. Very pleasing. Great tutorial! Thank you!
I'm very excited to have found your channel! At this point I'm binge watching your videos before I jump in and give it a go on my own. I really appreciate the time you've taken to create your videos to share with us. Your teaching method is fantastic! I can't wait to watch the next video! Thank you so much!
I used this wire wrap for a large opal cabochon that I gave to my mother in law as a gift. She absolutely loved it. The design was perfect as it still allowed the sides to show through so you could still see the opal sparkle. Thanks so much for sharing this design. Take care 😘
You are the only one on UA-cam who actually tells you hacks on how to keep the wire in place. I watched a lot of videos on UA-cam but still couldn’t weave as my wire wouldn’t stay in place. I have been looking to learn this style of wrapping for so long but couldn’t find any tutorials. Thanks a lot
You are so thorough, best instructor on UA-cam by far.
Most definitely im new and i only watch her
Agreed
I agree as well, and she makes it look so easy!!!!!!!
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Thank you! I've been searching for a tutorial for the top hook weave like this all day.
I love that you're so careful as to make the back of your work look as lovely as the front and everything is as perfect as can be. Thank you for the video and for sharing your awesome creative talent with us. You're a gem!
Thanks for the video. I have a friend in a 12-step program that wants a secure way to attach his 20-year medallion to a necklace,. Now I know how to do it with wire wrapping. Thanks Again, Randy C.
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Yay! I finally got this bezel to work for me! Making the groove in the weaving wires before you set the cabochon in is the key. Thank you for the wonderful instructions!
Gracias porque me has dado la mejor idea para realizar estos trabajos con tu sencillo y bien trabajado método.
Ha sido un placer.
Mil gracias.
You are so easy to watch and pleasant to listen to. I love your videos.
Your wire work is very pretty and very precise. I am afraid mine would never look so "polished". I enjoyed watching and may try this once I get my courage up. The bracelet weaving with beads seems more my level, but I love to watch and learn! One thing I will take away from this video that I can use again and again is the cutting off the tip of the wire for making a more perfect spiral circle. You are the first to show me that. It makes great sense and your spirals all match! Well Done!
The design is gorgeous and you were great at taking us slowly through the steps. Thank you!
Best tutorial I’ve viewed in a long time! Thank you.
best vid on wire wrapping by far
I have watched a lot of your tutorials and found exactly what I was looking for once I discovered you and your videos. I have 4 years of Graphic Art's & many other mediums in art, including making stained glass for 15 years. I am a perfectionist & always try to find others who are have high expectations in the work of art to be the best possible. You are the one who I continued to find high standards in each price you made! I am so pleased to find you & each of your videos! I am also using gems & wire wrapping you showed me in st glass pieces. Your wire wrapping in Tiffany lamps? I will send you pics , steps for adding what I learned from you & finished Tiffany's, & so must more. Love you and your work!
I had been trying to learn how to do a few different wrapped wire jewelry pieces, but this is the first time, I feel confident I will be successful. Your tutorial is easy to follow while the pattern isn't too difficult.... but looks fancy! You are a wonderful teacher! Thank You
Ok, I've watched A LOT of these tutorial videos, and this is by far the best one. Thank you for this! You have a great way of explaining and showing the techniques that others just don't do.
Great tutorial!!!
Very clearly and slowly explained. Really invokes confidence that the viewer will be able to do this as well.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS. THEY ARE SO EASY TO UNDERSTAND; EVEN THE MOST DIFFICULT DESIGNS. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS
I love the look. Especially for really cool stones that have a lot of color or designs on the sides😊
Who would have ever known nipple clamps are used for jewelry making. Helpful video, thank you.
Great video! I am pulling my hair out trying this. It's practice, practice, practice. I'll probably have to watch this 10 times. I get the first wrap now. Mine was so loose. I need wire wrapping for dummies! Lol! I didn't have a clamp. Hard to do without it and look neat. Great idea. I'll gets this sooner or later. Thanks for the video!
I really appreciate your channel. One thing I have found is that I'm going to have to get a lot more precise with my work. I've attempted to make one of your rings that went all wonky. You are very talented.
Marvellous tutorial. I now know how to do the inside "curl" properly by cutting off a little bit at the end, where previously mine looked like pearls!! Thanks very much.
that...is..AWESOME. I like it and ive never be a big fan of wire wrapping. GORGEOUS! great job with the tutorial. love it
Teresa Barker I agree. Wire wrapping can sometimes look messy and unprofessional. it's not the case with this necklace, it looks very clean and beautiful
Teresa Barker ; morning Teresa, Happy to hear you've had a changed feeling on wrapped jewelry, their is great looking pieces in wrapping; if done correctly like these tutorials, I dabble in this area & nice.. Happy Watching n wearing, & have great day!!!
Lovely tutorial I went and got myself a clamp like yours oh wow what a difference that has made to my weaving thank you 😊❤
Your crochet hook method is why your edges are not gone “every which way but straight” like mine keeps doing ~ 😂 ~ such a simple method and now that I’m thinking about it ~ it’s also a common scenes method too ( I just don’t have any of that😂) ~ thank you so much for your help and advice ~ very very much appreciated!!❤
I was afraid to try this out...but I have a lovely pink quartz crystal that I believe that this wire wrap will show-case. Thank you for your clear instructions!
You have a good way of explaining things and you’re very precise about it and precise about your craft itself. Great tutorial! You are appreciated.
This is beautiful, Christina - and solves a problem I've been trying to find a solution to for several years!
I have a *huge* pear-shaped crystal, cut like a diamond, that was sliced open along the culet, hollowed out, partially filled with smoky topaz and pearl beads, and then sealed back up. I haven't been able to find anyone willing to risk drilling a hole in it for stringing, or to wire-wrap it with gold-filled wire (they wanted to do 14k or copper or silver) because I haven't had any idea how to do it, and I also haven't wanted to do or have anyone else do the typical wire-woven bezels because they all seemed like they'd cover up too much of the stone. This bezel is especially perfect because I'll be stringing the stone with triangular-shaped smoky topaz briolettes! I'm going to probably need to use closer to 26g wire, and have to figure out a much smaller bail, but I think I know how to do that.
In general, I really prefer these more minimal wire wraps, especially with stones that have pattern to them, because I really like to have the stone itself highlighted. I just want to cry at so many I see where people do all this fancy, swirly wrapping all over the place that pays no attention to the stone itself, and ends up burying the beautiful patterns of it beneath a web of totally extraneous wire. The workmanship is often gorgeous, but why buy a stunningly-patterned stone if that's what you want to do?
I recently found a tool called a jewelers ring clamp, before I was using a clamp like yours!! I got a ring clamp though and it’s amazing! It has leather lined jaws and it has a vise tightening type deal on it and I can tighten it to any wire and it holds it nice and tight without scratching the wire at all! It’s so neat! Thank you so much for your video, I have been doing my wrapping all wrong! I was attaching the base/back to my top weave pattern after both were complete and I don’t like it at all because the connecting wires go over the pretty wrap I made on the front and it just looks messy! I’m going to start using my clamp and wrap them all together!! Thanks so much!! This has been the most helpful video I’ve watched this far 🤣
This is beautiful and you explain and show each step so well there is no confusion. I love the suggestion of the Spring Clamp. Thanks for making this and posting!
I love loved the way you did this step by step video I can say from one crafter to another I'm now your biggest fan. Thank you for being so detailed simply amazing.
I love your instructions you explain everything so well I can understand what I need to do thank you for sharing your beautiful work 💐🌹
Excellent tutorial! I got the concept of the design!!!! Also your tips to keep the separation in the base wire was invaluable! TU so very much!
This is fantastic! It seems the weave would aid in making the stone more secure not to mention it looks great! Thank you for this tutorial! ☺
You're welcome and thank you. I'm glad you like it 😊
Beautiful pendant. Thanks for such detailed instructions, esp. about using the clamp to keep the base wires a consistent space apart. Anxious to give this design a try.
Great video. I love how precise and elegant your pieces are. Great work! Thanks for sharing.
You are one of the most amazing jewelry instructors on U tube. Thank you SOOOO very much for sharing so much of your talent. I have tried many of your tutorials and I am improving everyday. I am no ready to try this one!! Again you are amazing!!!
The end product is beautiful, and you just made this actually look do-able! Thank you :)
Magnificent. Such precision and attention to details.
The best tutorial that I have viewed Your tips and techniques are beautifully described and applied Thank you so much
Beautiful and very well explained! . I like very much to work with wire and you made it easy and simple. Thank you for sharing your art.
its a clean work, love it! sorry if i can't to explain very well. i don't speak english, but i see the videos and i can do it. thankyou!
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Amazing! What a terrific and functional design! You did a terrific job creating and explaining every step! You are very detailed oriented, which makes a great instructor! Well done! Thank you for sharing!
Just purchased my first stone! 1st tutorial I've watched and you explain everything so well. thank you very much
WOW! Welcome to Wire Wrapping 402! Awesome work.
Love your tutorials! You’re an awesome teacher. Thank you!💕💕💕💕
Since I have a lot of uncut gemstones I am very interested in learning weaves like this for holding stones in place. Your tutorial was very clear and easy to follow. And from what I can see, it seems that a weave like this could be made a bit wider as well as longer for stones that are a little larger and more asymmetrical. LOVED that clamp you used at the beginning, too! What a good idea for being able to continue weaving while changing your location. :)
Subscribed!
I love the open weave on the side. Thanks for sharing!
By far, the VERY best wire wrap tutorial I've found on UA-cam. I like how you get straight to business, and have no useless filler banter, or chit chat. Just a very thoughtful, and thorough explanation of each and every step, and why you do it, without blocking the view with hands, or moving it out of screen. Thank you. Subscribed.
Is that a tumbler I hear in the background? Makes me wanna go find more stones. :)
Another great wire wrapping video. I've found and have been watching your videos for the better part of a year now. I've never commented before but thought it was about time I let you know how much I appreciate you sharing your design ideas with us. My favorite of your videos are the wire weaving series and when you wire work around a cabochon. I would love to see even more weaving patterns and I also would love to see you take 3 or 4 of those weaving patterns around a cabochon. I don't know if you have ever done a project like that....like capture a cab with one weave then build multiple other types of weaves in layers on and around that initially captured cab. If you have never done a project like that I sure would love to see you try one I think it would turn out lovely with all of your knowledge of wire, wire weaving and cabochons. Instructional videos such as this type of project I have described aren't easy to come by at no cost to us. My passion right now and for some years now is wire weaving and it is inspiration and learning from a few generous artists such as yourself that have gotten me as far in my learning journey as I an today and I can't thank you and Oxana from Oxana crafts enough. You two are my youtube mentors. If you ever have a chance to talk about selling online, what it takes, dos and dont'ts, the importance of social media and how in the world to master and use it (because that's my biggest thing holding me back, I've never had a facebook page and don't even understand how you get people to see it if I were to create one for my jewelry and I can't really figure out exactly how to use pintrest either... ugh...so frustrating when all I hear is how important social media is to an online jewelry shop) and how you have been successful that would be amazing to hear from you about....just an idea☺ Well again thanks for all you do, Melissa Wood
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. It really means a lot to me. I haven't done a piece like that yet, but I will keep it in mind. Regarding using social media it can definitely be a bit of a jungle sometimes, but it definitely can also be of great help to grow your business. Regarding Facebook for instance the first step is obviously to make a page, but then you can become part of relevant groups where you can share your work and then thereby get traffic back to your page and also go to other pages like magazine pages and post your work. Just make sure whatever pages you post on, you follow the rules that are stated if there are any. Using things like Pinterest and Instagram is also helpful, and maybe even consider setting up an Etsy shop at some point if you feel up for that. There are also Etsy groups on Facebook that can be of great help with anything to do with Etsy. I hope that helped a bit and I wish you all the luck with it :-)
This is lovely work! You have made the video & your instruction very manageable. I might be able to do this! You are now my go to site, CS! Thank you ❗️
Loved this tutorial! Directions are so clear and easy to follow, I just want to go off and make one of these pendants right now! Thank you so much for sharing this with us...
I love this so much, but I’ve tried twice and both times the base wires moved around so much (despite being in a clamp) that the wires that crossed over to the other side either moved the base wires together or got scrunched up. Will using a larger gauge for the base wires help?
WOW! Outstanding job, on both your design & your clear instructions. 🥇🏆 Thank you! 💜
Thank you soooo much! You have made wire wrapping look so simple and I love that you don't cross over your cabochon to hold it in like so many other videos...I can't wait to try this! Hugs...
You did an amazing job and you are an excellent instructor!
This is the best wire wrap video I have ever seen! Thank you it helped me a lot.
You're an incredible artist!
Beautiful work!
Thank you.
THANKS 🌝 I HAD A SIMILAR DESIGN I DREW UP , BUT WITHOUT THE EXPERIENCE OF WRAPPING AS OF YET SO I MUCH APPRECIATE THIS & I BOUGHT THE CLAMPS TOO 💜
easy to follow instructions, pleasant to listen to you, really enjoyed it
Have made this twice now and it works great.
Amazing piece of handmade jewelry thank you
This is a really clear, easy to follow description of a great way to set stones. Best I have seen on prong settings. Thanks!
Amazing, thanks you for sharing
Very Impressive! As a beginner, I just ordered supplies from Amazon yesterday, I am inspired by your creations. New Sub for sure! Thanks for sharing!
Wow thank you so much for this, this video helped my first wirewrap be a success. It turned out so much better than I thought my first one would look like :)
Hey hun .its been a long time since i have strained my fingers in the wire weave art lol
i hope you well ,this tutorial is kick ass ,well done ,i have a bag of cabochons that i haven't figured out what to do with them ,so know i got it ,thanks again ,
Excellent tutorial. You are a very concise teacher. Thank you 😊👏
You are EXtremely talented! Thank you for your videos!
That was a great tutorial. Thanks to the way you broke down the steps and the way you presented it, i feel confident that i can do it. I will let you know how it turned out. I think this design is my new favorite. I wonder how it looks using a much smaller cabochon?
Thank you so much for this video, I kept failing the viking weave bezel but this one finally worked for me and I'm so happy with the result! :)
Wow! It's gorgeous! Such intricate work; well done.
As always, great tutorial.. and a lovely outcome. You always make it look so easy! Thank You!
Thank you very much. That is very kind of you :-)
wow this is an amazing technique. definitely going to try it. thank you for sharing!!!
This is a great tutorial. I love the design as I have been looking for a design to for a triangular piece of Brazilian jade that is about the same thickness of cabachon used in the tutorial. Many thanks on this...still watching 😎👍
Thanks. I made a piece based on your tutorial. It looks really nice. Thanks
WHAT an excellent detailed tutorial! Well done and thank you!!
you're a really good teacher
I love this piece and you do an awesome job explaining exactly how to do it. Thank you for your video!
You are fantastic!!!! And I figure out that You are so far away from here, in Brazil!!!! A tost to UA-cam !!!!
Thank you so much. Hehe, oh yeah that's pretty far, but thank goodness for the Internet :-P
great instructions an visual thanks so much for this video . I want to learn how to do this and you've done a great job teaching us how .
Having a super tough time keeping it even, but at least you are an awesome instructor! I'll just have to keep practicing :)
Very well explained
Would love to try this, but you make it look so easy, I’m a bit of all ‘fingers and thumbs’
But will try this . Thanks
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!
Thank you for sharing your amazing art 😊😊😊
~ Blessings ~
Thank You So Much CSL Great Tutorial.. Love 💕 Your Channel.. I have learned a lot from Your Channel.. Truly Appreciate You For Sharing.. I'm New at Wire Wrapping, Weaving.. I'm totally Enjoying it..
Thank you for your incredible tutorials. I appreciate all the time you put into teaching us laymen and women a fascinating new hobby!
Very clear and detailed instructions. Thank you!
What an awesome instruction! Very detailed n I truly enjoyed it!
so clear! Best tutorial I've seen. Makes me feel ready to go!
So many great tips. I really learned a lot. Thanks a million!
Another lovely example! Thanks so much. As with the viking weave, I was able to follow your instructions and wrap one of my beach stones.
You have taught me so much! I love you so much! Many blessings to you!
Beautiful! Great explanation and camera work!
You do such brilliant and beautiful work!! Kudos to you! I can’t wait to attempt this! 👍🏽
Great demonstration of your beautiful work!
Absolutely stunning! What a work of art! I was blown away by the fact that you have the ability to do such delicate work while teaching all the way through it! Your every moves are so precise that it was not difficult to follow at all. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. May Bod bless you for sharing your artistic talent! :)
'Every MOVE IS so precise'. Singular not plural.
Wow so beautiful and so well explained,it was a pleasure to listen and watch you ,thanks so much for sharing 🤩🌟🙏👏
wow crazy talented and best teacher !