This was really helpful! I've seen lots of people show similar armature-making, but they haven't given explanations of the twisting and sizing as well as you did. Thanks so much!
I am so bad at conversions. In USA what gauge is 1.25 mm thick? I'm looking at a wire conversion chart and it says 1.024mm is 18 gauge. The closest I see on the chart to to the 0.6 you use is 0.6426mm, which is equivalent to 22 gauge wire. There are different types and that makes a difference in how pliable they are. 22 gauge Aluminum is more pliable (and less sturdy) as steel 20 gauge wire.
Hello! I'm afraid I'm not so great at conversions myself 🙈. But the gauges you mentioned do sound correct. The body and legs should be strong/sturdy. The smaller wire (0.6) is just used for the toes and tail and isn't a strong as the other wire. 🥰
I loved the way you explained this. It was so easy to understand.
Thank you, I'm really glad you think so!💜
You have explained this so well, what a brilliant tutorial. I'm excited for the rest of the series
Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy the rest too! 🥰
Great video, your technique and clear explanation is helpful and inspiring. Can't wait for the next video 🙂
Thank you so much for watching! I'm so happy I was able to help 🥰💜
This was really helpful! I've seen lots of people show similar armature-making, but they haven't given explanations of the twisting and sizing as well as you did. Thanks so much!
Yay! I'm so glad you found this video helpful 💜. I really appreciate your feedback and cannot wait to post more videos!🥰
Just wanted to say thank you, your video is so clear and helpful x
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Very helpful, your really good at explaining and showing us slowly and clearly, I was really struggling with armatures, thank you for sharing x
You're most welcome! I'm so glad I was able to help 😊 if there's anything at all you need help with, please don't hesitate to ask 💜
Fabulous demonstration. Thank you
Thanks for watching!💜
Very well done! I look forward to part 2. Thanks!
Thank you!😊
Brilliant tutorial, can't wait to get started.
Thank you so much! I hope you find the video helpful 💜
Thanks! I think I am going to make a sugar glider with your awesome tutorial! Yea for FuzzieFiberArt
Oooo exciting!! Sugar gliders are so adorable!💜
Thank you so much for your videos, I can’t wait to make the little mouse
Thank you for watching! I'm sure your mouse will be adorable!😍
What a most wonderful and helpful video. Thank you so very much. I have subscribed.
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your work is amazing great tutorial
Thank you so much! And thanks for watching! 💜
Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you for watching!💜 I hope you found the video helpful 🥰
I am so bad at conversions. In USA what gauge is 1.25 mm thick?
I'm looking at a wire conversion chart and it says 1.024mm is 18 gauge. The closest I see on the chart to to the 0.6 you use is 0.6426mm, which is equivalent to 22 gauge wire. There are different types and that makes a difference in how pliable they are. 22 gauge Aluminum is more pliable (and less sturdy) as steel 20 gauge wire.
Hello! I'm afraid I'm not so great at conversions myself 🙈. But the gauges you mentioned do sound correct. The body and legs should be strong/sturdy. The smaller wire (0.6) is just used for the toes and tail and isn't a strong as the other wire. 🥰