Celtic knotwork ring wire wrap tutorial
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2020
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Today I will show you how to make a Celtic knot wire wrap ring. This wire wrap ring features a solid band with a beautiful Celtic style braid in the center. It is a Beginner wire wrap tutorial, easy for even a first day wire wrap artist! Feel free to pause and work along with me. All of my techniques are easily adaptable, so feel free to change what you'd like. Remember to have fun!
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A small history on Celtic culture and the Knotwork they created :
Celtic knot-work was not only practiced as artwork by the Celts, but also had deeper meanings behind it. Since the Celts did not keep records of themselves before the Roman's conquest of Gaul, what we know of their culture comes mostly from Greek and Roman historians, as well as oral tradition passed down from generation to generation. In general it is believed that to the pre-christian pagan Celts, the knotwork may have represented both the circular infinity of the universe, as well as how the spiritual and the physical world are intertwined into one.
This ring was inspired by the beautiful wire woven jewelry of the past, and the mysterious traditions of the people of the Celtic nations. I have also designed it as simple project that most beginners can take on with no problem.
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Materials Needed:
- Chain Nose Pliers
- Semi-flush Cutters
- 1 Rubber Tipped Clamp
- 20, 24 and 28 gauge wire
- Ring Mandrel
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Wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much, you’re a great teacher.
Love your work! Used to be a Goldsmith but unfortunately had to leave my career, but you get my creative juices flowing to start again and just do it for the love of crafting.
I'm so glad I can do that for you!!! ❤
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You make it look so easy!....beautiful work . Thanks for sharing.
Love this video and ring. I can't wait to try it. Thank you for sharing your talent and instructions.
I truly love the ring. You did great work and it was easy to fallow. Thank you very much for sharing.
💚I love your channel, and you give really great directions. I hope you keep making videos, because they are awsome. Thank you, and God bless you and your family.💚
Great looking ring and excellent teaching! Thank you!!
Love this ring! I love your work. Thank you!
That’s beautiful! Can’t wait to get my new wire to make one! Thank you!
Thanks for this tutorial! I've been trying to figure out how to weave a braid onto a frame and this looks stunning.
Very nice video! Your instructions are fabulous!
Thank you for sharing with us.
Stay healthy and safe ♥️🌈🦋🍭
your voice is just lovely! so calming and is perfect for instructing. I want to try this soon, thank you!
Well, thank you 😊
What a creative but simple design 💖.
Its stunning. I followed you and mine turned out great.
Great instructions very easy to follow thank you
Great tutorial ! My very first video on DIY jewelry , and I can try it with what i have, no expensive materials needed, and beautifull unisex ring.
I'll try to make one for myself first, would be great if it works out as well as you teached...
THANK YOU !!!!
a ring (or any project) made by yourself, as a gift, or for yourself, that's priceless in my eyes, so very happy I found your video, i'll be watching alot more !!! 🙂
Wow this is awesome and easy to understand! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial :)
You said "Uncomfortablity" lol. You meant "discomfort. " I thought that was cute. But gorgeous ring. I'm about to try making it. The tutorial is exceptional! You have skills! Thank you!
Brutaaaaal vídeo jajajaja me encanto muchísimo, millones de gracias, hasta lo fabrique de una vez.
sigue así, saludos desde Venezuela!
Спасибо за ролик! Всё хорошо видно и понятно. Нет никакой лишней болтовни. Удачи вам и исполнения творческих планов в наступающем году!
This is one beautiful ring, I absolutely love it, hopping I can, be successful at making one myself, I love anything Celtic. Got a new subscriber.
Excellent tutorial!! And I’ve watched many but this technique(s) can be used on bracelets and more as well! Thank you
Beautiful ring and good teaching
Thank you Bobi! Much appreciated!
BEAUTIFUL ring , Thanks FOR sharing ....🥰💖👍🤩
Very cool. Thanks a bunch for sharing your time with us.
I was wondering, if you might have a video that shows how to set a stone into this ring pattern. If I could learn that, it might be all I ever do with my free time. Lol
Btw, I've watched quite a few wire wrap video channels on UA-cam lately.
Yours is BY FAR the best I've seen. You speak clearly, have good lighting, good camera work, and you just get straight to the point, without ums, uhs, or generally flubbing your way through unnecessary chatter. You're awesome!
Definitely subscribed
Clever ring...good video...thank you!!!
Made one in no time, so easy to do.❤
Thank you so much!!! I'm so glad that it was easy for you. ❤
That's beautiful
Beautiful! Thanks!
Best tutorial out there, love this
Thank you!!
Beautiful
Thank you Bobi , was totally inspirational . Just been trying to make one myself, think I need a bit more practice , it's harder that it looks to keep it all even and neat , you make it look so easy. But I will persist :)
If you need extra help, I have a corresponding tutorial for this ring on etsy!!
Lovely! Thanks!!!👍☺⭐
Your voice trails off frequently. Loved your braid sequence.
You have a very Bob Ross way of explaining things🙂
Thanks for sharing
You do incredible work!! I'm so impressed. Is there any reason not to solder the little bow-tie where you press the cut ends together?? Then when you are using the 29 ga. wire to tine the braid to the outer frame wires, can you drop in a bit of solder in the underside where it would not show?? Please let me know. You work is delightful. Thank you for sharing. AX
Thank you,lovely ❤️
Great Video, love this lighting, great microphone and great instructions!!!
Which Xeron Plyers were the small blue ones?
These are the Xuron 450 tweezer nose pliers
@@bobiallen7064 thank you‼️👌🏻
Would it be possible to add a solitary small bead in the middle?
Your braid looks so thick:-)
Since they can get snagged on things eventually. Have you tried coating them in UV resin and then polish them to a high gloss?
I have not, but I will give it some serious consideration!! Thank you so much for your suggestion. :)
Hi Bobi Allen, I am just watching this video and my question is...How do you get your wire so damn straight? I love the way you weave. Also using the crafting clips/rubber on ends Happy Holidays All The Best in 2021 Cheers!! Lynn xo
Honestly, I run down them with nylon jaw pliers, or I finger straighten them. The best advice I can give you there is to try and relax your hands and not death grip your wire. I use the 2"spring clamp for that reason also. I hope this helps!!
I’ve tried to find a mandrel like yours and I can’t have you got a link for it?
Is it possible to make the woven (middle) into a whole ring then attach two separate whole wire rings for the top and bottom? Or is there a reason why it is done in the video?
Do you do a bracelet like your ring?
♡Beautiful♡ Thanks ●
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If I wanted to make a size 10 men's ring how would I make it
Where do you buy those big beautiful spools of wire?!?!
I buy all of my wire from Rio Grande. :)
@@bobiallen7064 thank you!! 😘
Great tutorial, just one comment from me.. Get closer to your microphone.. I had my notebook on full vilume, the UA-cam app on full volume, and at times, I had to really listen closely.. Now that I think about it, I guess I could have turned on the closed caption or whatever it is they call it.
Just wondering.. If you were to sell this ring at a craft show, how much would you ask?
I was into the paracord craze about 10 years ago, had rolls and rolls of 550 cord, then I found a supplier down in Arizone that had LaCrosse cord in a huge amount of colors and patterns. Tied up a bunch of bracelets, key fobs, you name it.. Went to a craft show with all my cordage, my artists easel that I used for measuring the bracelt and holding the inner cords tight so I could do the wrapping/tying on the outside of the cords.
I sold ONE bracelet for $5.00... I can't recall the number of people that walked by and I'd hear them say "On my son/daughter knows how to do that.." Her son/daughter might have tied one or two pitiful bracelets to keep one and give one to her bestie.. And now all that paracord stuff she had to have ends up on a yard sale table selling for pennies on the dollar..
I tied my bracelets, critters, necklaces and if I sold any of them, I donated the money to No-Kill animal shelters. It was all a hobby. No way to get rich on it that's for sure..
I ❤ u
20, 24 and 28 gauge wire - which units? in milimeters please! or units, please
Hola me puedes decir dónde compras el Alambre??
Rio Grande
Can you use 18ga, 20, and 24ga instead of 20ga, 24ga, and 28ga?
Yes, actually. Those are great sizes for making larger rings. Thank you for your question, and I'm so sorry it took so long to answer you!!❤❤
@@bobiallen7064 no worries. Thanks for the answer! I am just learning to wire wrap and wire weave. I have a HUGE obsession with Celtic knots 😍
That's awesome, Sarah. :) Its a truly fulfilling art form!! I have a few other Celtic style jewelry tutorials on etsy, if you would like to check them out!! Also, I'll be producing a celtic cross soon, so keep an eye out. ;)
I can't wait to see your video of the celtic cross!!!!!!! I hope it's soon!
Where did u get your ring mandrel
The ring mandrel I got at Walmart. You should be able to find one similar at any local craft store. :)
What's a node?
Nice hands and nails
My wire isn't cooperating. I'm using 20 gauge for frame. 26 for braid. 28 for the rest
The video picture looks like it was weathered with paint which is prob what I'll do when finished
The video picture is actually the first one that I made with tarnish proof copper for the base wires, and regular copper for the connections and braid.
Schöne Arbeit aber die Fingernägel sind hm ungepflegt
I got lost at the 5 minute mark
Hi! Your tutorial is very nice and I liked that ring. But can you explain quicker? It'll be better for your audience and generally for your channel. Thank you!
I like the design for a bracelet