Those are quite lovely but a huge waste of material if you used precious metals. Again, lovely just the same and I suppose you could always melt down silver into grain/beads for future use.❤
@@starwoan5970 @starwoan5970 I am not trying to show negativity towards anyone's skills especially when they are trying to teach others. These marquis earrings are very lovely. ❤️ All I was trying to say was that if one was making these marquis shaped earrings out of precious metals, such as sterling silver or real gold, there would be a waste money and material using the excess amount of wire shown in this tutorial. Quite a bit of scrap is being cut off. There is NOTHING "wrong" with the they are made here. One can always use scrap wire to make jump rings for another project. If it were me (but it isn't me - lol) and I were using precious metals, I'd measure as close as possible to the amount of wire needed to minimize the waste (real gold is VERY expensive!). I can be such a frugal person at times, I'd measure even if I wasn't using precious metals but again there is "nothing wrong" with the way these marquis earrings are being made. It's just a waste of wire if the excess is going into the trash bin. I love pink and I think the marquis ear wires are really cute regardless. ❤️ 😍
One question, what kind of wire do you use? What if you can't tolerate brass and copper? I really like copper but I can't stand it on my ears. Do you have a tip?
Excellent creativity.
Very pretty and classic.
Thank you.
God bless you
very nice TY for sharing .dont pay attention to Na sayers .There are always some in the crowd .Again TY so much for sharing your Videos
I love these. Such a great idea!
All that’s left is a cup bur to both wire ends. How simple and cute. I suppose this is around 20 gauge wire?
yes. 20 gauge
Hi Marty I like your Earrings 👋😃👍arty I made about 6 to 8 pairs of Earrings lastnight👍😃
Those are quite lovely but a huge waste of material if you used precious metals. Again, lovely just the same and I suppose you could always melt down silver into grain/beads for future use.❤
Das sind keine Edelmetalle die ich für die Tutorials verwende.
Please tell me what is the finished product? I do not have a clue of what you are making/made. Thanks!🤔
@@starwoan5970 My dear, these are stylish earrings😉😘
@@starwoan5970 @starwoan5970 I am not trying to show negativity towards anyone's skills especially when they are trying to teach others. These marquis earrings are very lovely. ❤️ All I was trying to say was that if one was making these marquis shaped earrings out of precious metals, such as sterling silver or real gold, there would be a waste money and material using the excess amount of wire shown in this tutorial. Quite a bit of scrap is being cut off. There is NOTHING "wrong" with the they are made here. One can always use scrap wire to make jump rings for another project. If it were me (but it isn't me - lol) and I were using precious metals, I'd measure as close as possible to the amount of wire needed to minimize the waste (real gold is VERY expensive!). I can be such a frugal person at times, I'd measure even if I wasn't using precious metals but again there is "nothing wrong" with the way these marquis earrings are being made. It's just a waste of wire if the excess is going into the trash bin. I love pink and I think the marquis ear wires are really cute regardless. ❤️ 😍
One question, what kind of wire do you use? What if you can't tolerate brass and copper? I really like copper but I can't stand it on my ears. Do you have a tip?
BENECREAT 18Gauge (1mm) Anlaufbeständiges Licht Golddraht schmuck diese Marke ist mein Favorit
Sterling silver wire
Yes easy if you not really wrapping a stone your sticking a bead on a wire.
slow down
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