10 Tips For Creating Better Jewelry!
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- Kellie with Kellie's Bead Boutique will show you 10 tips for making better jewelry.
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I have been in started beading in the 70's plus working with the eldery for the last 45 years. I find people that use their hands has more brain cells. I am 85 years and try to make one bracelet aday. And I live alone. Whe you see a person setting idle, fingers not moving ,that brain isn't growing. Thank you so very much for all your wonderful tips. God Bless you............
Hi Clara! I’m so glad that you keep yourself busy and what better way than beading. Thanks for watching my videos. Have a wonderful day. ❤️
I've watched this before. Needed to see it again...thank you SOOOO much. You're an amazing teacher, and will save many hands, heartaches, and headaches!!!
I've been beading for many many years and I learned 4 things today. So, Thank You. Soft Flex is the Cadillac of wires, don't scrimp on your crimps 😁, don't let your wires cross while crimping (I didn't think it mattered) and trim to the crimp bead. I always tucked my wire into the bead too. I always thought, if that crimp comes undone, I'll know if failed before I lose a bead. And yes, I have been poked and jabbed by that little wire. So thanks again, Kelly. You're awesome!!!
Thanks Darla!
Thank you, Kellie, for your thorough explanations ... you're the best kind of teacher, as your thoughtfulness and concern shine through.😊
Wow, thank you!
I have been beading for years but I find that over time I develop bad habits. So its great to go back and watch your videos again. Thanks!
You are so welcome!
YOU are such a great teacher... I stumbled upon your site yesterday and have been hooked. I started my shopping cart with your kits - I just really need to get into something therapeutic for my mind right now and I choose your classes to teach me something new and wow.. YOU are awe-inspiring. thank you for these videos. You know that saying: WHEN THE STUDENT IS READY - THE TEACHER WILL COME.. I so agree
Thanks so much Lisa! ❤️❤️❤️
Ok I am SO glad I watched this! I’ve been making jewelry for 20yrs and almost didn’t think this was worth watching, however I learned something new! I was always taught to string flex wire back into the bead for the same reason: extra support. And I struggled with hole sizes and sometimes things broke and I had no idea why! Now I’m finding out you can actually cut at the end of your crimp bead???? And it works???? Total game changer!!!!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
#10 just changed my life. I'm not kidding! I have always hated crimping because of struggling with that darn tail (I was taught the same way you were). It's great to know that if I crimp properly, I can just cut it flush! Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Yeah I always left it too
@@KelliesBeadBoutique Kellie...................I already love you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BTW, that part about making the wrap loop ...it was the hardest thing to teach them to move your wrist instead of anything else....all of these tutorial parts were perfect..loved that you cared enough about your work to do it right ..
….awesome Kellie!!!….I could listen/learn from you all day long!!…great artist and teacher!…thank you!!!
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Thank you for these tips! I've barely used beading wire (I always use thread) or crimps because crimps scare me. LOL. I just never could figure out how to do the properly. Now I know!! Also, I never knew what beading wire was actually good. Again, now I know! :)
Same here!
You are the best.You explain so anyone can do this.Thanks.
Thanks Judie!
Kellie, I noticed that you are fighting skin issues like I have with my illness. After researching; I have bought and used effectively soap made of bay leaf and olive oil ( at least 70% or higher ). The bay leaf ( Laurel leaf ) is a natural healer and the Olive oil adds enough moisture to the skin without an oily feeling afterwards. It's also referred as Aleppo cold processed soap and is easily found online. I tried many things over the years and this is the only thing that healed my skin problem. My best wishes and thanks.
As a 71 yr old grandmother and have taught for many years..you are on spot ! You're right about soft flex..I made a necklace with cheap from Wal-Mart then same one from Soft flex....it will make a soft pillow when putting the necklace in your palm..cheap will never do that
Thank you so much! 😍😍😍
Wow!!! I am learning to do things the correct way, finally! Thanku from the bottom of my artist heart, you are THE best in every way. I wish I found you years ago Kellie. Sincerely, Caryl in Vermont ⛷🏂🎿🛷⛸
Thanks so much Carly! ❤️❤️❤️
I have watched many videos and all of the designer leave a tail on there necklace and bracelets, thank you for the tip. I still have trouble wrapping with wire on beads, I will watch this video over and over until I get it right!!! Again thank you so much for the awesome tips, I’m a new beads and I enjoy make jewelry for my grandchildren and my self. Debbie from Northern Colorado.
You are very welcome Debbie!
You are an awesome teacher! I look forward to your videos. Finally after making jewelry for years, I can tuck burrs in!!!!
Awesome! Thank for watching. 😘
Thank you, Kellie, for taking the time to give us some great tips.
All 10 of them helped lots.
Have a blessed and safe life.
Thanks Sarah!
Thank you Kellie. The one tip I loved the most was #10 and wow! What an enlightenment. I also love the jump ring tip. I knew to twist and not pull but I did not know about the bent nose plier. I will be doing it that way from now on.
Thanks for the many helpful tips. My fav was don't leave a tail.
Hello Kelle, My name is Lorena. I am just starting at this Jewelry business. As of last year I have been buying so much inventory, tools, and items for displays for photos to set up my website. So much to do you're right. I am retired and hope to do this for fun at the same time making some money on the side. I just came across your website today and I subscribed. Thank you for all you do I really appreciate all of you who work so hard and sharing your talents with us all.
Thanks Lorena! Thanks for subscribing and watching. I hope you are having fun!
Excellent explanations. I've never understood the importance of having that bent nose pliers, or the step-by-step analysis of the Loop and wire wrap around. Also I never understood exactly how the Crips work and how the crossing of the wire is what's making my crimps unstable. Thank you!
Thank you, you are truly amazing. I love how you explain everything. I'm a self-taught designer. I always look to learn more every day!
Thanks so much! ❤️
I have been beading for 15 years and I found this the most informative information that I have yet come across. I have been holding my tools wrong and pushing those little tips wrong!!! Thanks for showing me the way.
Thank you for sharing this very important information. I have not taken any classes, so my bracelets kept coming apart at the crimp. I did not know then to not cross the wires. All of these tips are wonderful information to know. Thank you Kellie.
I’m so glad they help Deb!
Thank you Kelly, I watch most of your videos and find them very very helpful, I have been making polymer clay and resin jewellery for years now and mostly buy the made up cords. Now I am progressing to beaded pieces so this video was just what I needed, I didn’t know how to crimp but now I do. Once again thank you so much you are a huge help. I’m from Australia and most of the materials I buy on line from America.
Great Tips, thank you Kellie!
Kellie-best beading tips ever! Most beading teachers assume we know how to do these important skills. I especially liked the hand positions for making wire wraps-you make it so clear. WOW! So worth the time to watch and refer to when making future projects. You get a Gold Star for this one-as usual.
Thank you Shirley!
Thank you, I always learn a few new tips every time I watch you.
Mary
Excellent detailed instructions!
Thank you for teaching us and your great tips!!
Thank you SO much! I have learned so much, particularly the crimping and cutting the tail tip and how to do a wire loop. Look forward to watching another informative video :)
Wish I had seen this video 10 yrs ago. It would have saved me a few grunts under my breath. I learnt the hard way! Good session Kellie x
You're the best teacher! 🤩
Excellent tips-have been making jewelry for a long time but you have discussed small details that I've never seen addressed in many classes-thank you!
Thanks so much! 🥰
Thank you Kellie, I love your tutorials! I have been making and stringing my own polymer beads for a long time but I always learn something new when I watch you! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Evie Smith Designs, Australia.
thank you Kellie great tips, ive really enjoy learning to do things right.
I was taught to leave a tail so thank you Kellie it should save wire as well as making things easier
These are the best tips! I struggle with crimping and the tail - like others here. Thanks for your informative friendly style of teaching!
Thank you for all the tips. They really help 🙏🏻
I like this video. I learned how to get a neat wrap and cutting that tail off is just fine. Nice refresher on hand mechanics! Thanks Kellie, you are a RockStar 👏👏👏👏👏✨✨✨✨
Thank you, Kellie! This was a very informative video for a novice beader like myself!
Very very helpful Kellie!!!!! Making loops and why using different tools can make a world of difference
Great tips, Kellie! I live on the opposite side of North America I just discovered your video channel and am learning so much. You explain techniques in great detail, details matter so much when it comes to making a quality finished jewelry piece. I've always struggled with skills like crimping and making wrapped loops, so thanks for the great instruction. I enjoy all your videos for using leather and macramé, I've been primarily a seed beader the last few years and I'm excited to try something that doesn't require staring at teeny tiny beads for hours at a time, LOL!
Thanks so much for watching! ❤️
Excellent video, especially the last tip!
Thanks for the great tips Kellie! 😊👍🍍
Oh WOW...great tips...thank you
Amazing thank you so much from all us newbies 👏👏👏
Excellant video! Good teacher!
Thank you, Kellie!! Very helpful!
Great video Kellie. Very helpful and I really enjoyed it.
You’re the real deal! Glad I found ur channel
Very informative and keeping me on the right direction. Thank you so much.
Five Stars Class, ¡¡¡ Thanks so much Kellie ♡♡♡!!!
Thank you so much for the tip on trimming the tail of the crimp wire. I too was taught to leave a tail. Can't wait to try this. You are a great teacher!
This was absolutely wonderful. You are so helpful. I have been bead weaving for 30 years, but have always felt that it is good to review and learn a different way to do a technique. For me, you did that with your crimping and your wrapped loop. Thank you so much!
Hi Kelly, thanks so much for such useful tips. I like them all but especially #10, from now on I will never leave that little tale. Live your videos. 😊👍🏻♥️
That was extremely informative, thanks. I have only just started making jewellery and this video was a huge help.
I'm new to jewelry designing and learned a lot from this video. Thank you!
Thanks once again Kellie for sharing all your knowledge with us - I LOVE your Jewelry
Thanks Debi!
Hi Kelly, I enjoined watching your videos and I have to stop being so nice. I've been selling my jewelry pieces for cheap, well not no more. Thanks
Great information. I had no idea I was doing the crimping entirely wrong. So helpful! Thank you :)
Thank you! Finally I understand how to do a wrapped loop and know to cut off those tails!! 🥰
Very nice tips. You teach very well. Thank you
Thank you for the tips, number 10 especially
Wonderful. THANK YOU😁👏👍. I finally learned a lot. Yay. I was told about leaving that “ tail “ to 🤣😂😁💕again loved it ALL 👍👍👍👍👍
Great tips, thank you so much
So happy I found this video!. I have had trouble making wire wrap loops and crimping. I avoid crimping as much as I can. Anyway your tips were very helpful. Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Thank you Kellie ! 🤗
I love your videos and your projects, Kellie! You’re videos are definitely the bright spot on my Mondays. Thank you for the great tips! I’m looking forward to practicing them!
Thank you Kathy!
So helpful to refresh these tips. Thank you for also sharing these tips in every video.
You are so welcome!
Thankyou for this tutorial . Its very helpful …👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🌞🌞🌞🍀🍀🍀🌻🌻🌻
Thank you for the tip about the bent nosed pliers. I never use them because I was holding them backwards. I’ll use them now!
Awesome! I couldn’t make jewelry without mine.
Such a great teacher! I love all of your leather bracelet designs too. You are the best.
Thank you Kathy!
I found it very informational, thank you Great tips
Wow. I’m putting this link on our bead club site. Great, great tips. My fave was cutting the tail next to the crimp. I, too, was taught to thread the tail through the beads. Thanks, Kellie!
Thank you so much Kate! I really appreciate it ❤️❤️❤️
@@KelliesBeadBoutique - You're very welcome. Our club is trying to stay in touch using GroupWorks. So we have our "Open Beading" sessions virtual now and I'm asking folks to post their work. So grateful for UA-cam and all you great designers and beaders out there willing to share your knowledge. THANK YOU!!!
excellent tips. thanks for sharing.
Awesome video. I have a BIG problem with wire wrapping...never looks right. Today I will practice and practice. I have always left the tail on and crimping has always been my nemesis. Unfortunately I just purchased small round crimps from Fire Mtn. I have the proper tool, so it must be my technique which I need to work on. Thanks again Kellie...I will save this video to refer to until I get it right. Next is the barrel knot. I am waiting for the tube to come in and I will watch your video to make it. Love your channel and your tutorials.
Thank you Kellie love your videos !!! I too used to leave a tail after crimping won’t now though as long as I crimp correctly. I agree about good tools, I too started off with tools that I could afford at the time, they rusted on me within a year, but they helped me get started in jewellery making, so not complaining about them. Take care Kellie thank you
So great! Thank you so much!
Hello, your tip 10 was one I hadn't heard of before. I had always left a tail & tucked it into beads as did the friend that taught me how to crimp & another friend that made me jewelry before I started to make my own. The way you do it made sense to me so I'll start doing it your way. Thank you Fran
New to jewelry making and I learned so much from your 10 tips, thank you very much for sharing.
Thanks so much!
Thank you, Kellie! I was also taught to leave a little wire from the crimp and it was often a battle to get that extra wire through the beads! So nice to know that others have had that problem and that it is okay to trim right by the crimp. (if properly crimped, of course)
Enjoyed the tips 👌I think that will helpa lot. Thanks for sharing 👍Have a blessed day.
Thanks for going over crimping. I’m going to try it the way you taught, crimping has been something I need to get better at doing.
Very helpful! Thank you! Great tips about crimping, among others!:-)
Great tips Kelly. Hope you’re keeping safe and well. x
Thank you.Thank you.
You very good teacher
Great instructions... Thanks :).
Soooooo helpful! Thanks!
What a great informative video! Thanks for sharing all your insight.
You are very welcome!
All so helpful. I so enjoy your videos.
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thanks Kellie , truly appreciate you taking the time to teach and I was also taught to tuck the tail Yikes , will be trimming for sure
Awesome! ❤️❤️❤️
Kellie this was so helpful. I avoid wire wrapping because I never seem to wrap neatly, or my loop doesn’t look round. Now I know why. 🙂 Also great tip about the bent chain nose plier. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing your great tips. Enjoyed watching you work and it will help me a lot .
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much Kellie.... your the best teacher... I look forward every week seeing you and learning new things... out of all the videos I watch everyday I learn more from you than anyone!!
Thank you for the kind comments! I really appreciate them.
Thank you for this video. I have learned a new trick (or three) lol, as it relates to crimping.
What a teacher you are!
Thank you!
really enjoyed this video ... thanks