Wire Wrapping Tutorial: Faceted Accent Settings
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- In this video I show you how to make a flexible line of accent stones for your designs.
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This is the most simplistic way of setting, definitely trying next! Thanks for all your teachings, very appreciated..
Honestly, how you manage to not shoot the stones into oblivion, I will never understand, I’m a clumsy goof! Your artistry and control’s absolutely brilliant!!
It’s easy! I just edit all the mistakes out of the video 😂
@@RaftarkJewelry Ok, admitting that, you’re even more awesome! Thank you! I’ll keep trying with my ideas, I’ll mentally edit my cockups! 😁😎😁
What a novel way for setting these faceted stones. Thanks again for all of your hard work to educate us in the art of wireworking.
Thanks so much for this easy to follow tutorial. I love it! I've finally found a setting tutorial that I can actually understand. I'm going to give it a try. Getting square and half round wire here in the UK is not as easy as in the USA. I think I'm going to spend some money at Rio grande and pay the ridiculously high tax bill for delivery here. It'll be worth it in the long run.
A lovely setting for a ring. I will give it a try! Thank you so much for such super designs!..
YES, this is exactly what I was looking for. I have really appreciated your last few setting tuts, you're a G!
Amazing work, as always. Thank you so much.
You’re saving me because I accidentally ordered all these tiny Stones not knowing much about carats affect the size and such! 😮 I have all different shapes though emerald cut marquise pear lol i’m going to put a grouping together and see how I do and practice on brass at first then do it on silver. I have to watch to the end and see how I could adjust this to make them into ear cuffs but I think I know how. It’s a lot of work but worth it it looks the best 7:37
Hi! I love the basic. Studying now. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! I’m always so excited to watch your tutorials!
You totally weren't exaggerating when you said videos were coming our way. Bam, bam, BAM ~ *love* it, and thank you, Nolan!
I’m definitely trying to keep ‘em coming! I’ve got one more (hopefully later today) then I’ll be off for the weekend
@@RaftarkJewelryI'd say you've fully earned that time off. 💯 Thanks again, for this *and* everything else you do for the wire community, too!
Another amazing tutorial ! Thank you 🙏 you are crazy talented !
My favorite UA-camr!!
Thanks so much for doing what you do to demystify this art form! :)
Omg thank you this one is easy peasy. 🌺🥀🍭
You’re welcome 😊
Hi Raftark, I'm an italian beginner in the wire 'wrapped' world :) Your mastery and patience are incredibile! Love all your videos, I hope to complete one decent project very soon! In particular I'm very much intrested into stone setting of all sizes. A question: can this kind of setting be suitable also for a ring? I mean just with the little 3 mm gems. I'm inspired to do a birthday gift ti my niece and I've got some little emeralds. It would be fantastic if you'd like to do a tutorial for something like this! Thank you very much! Honored for your kind attention :)
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❤❤love it❤❤ may i please ask why we use half rounds not full?
Hi rafhi rafftack not sure if you seen my last mgs ..can I ask where you got those small stones from please and what do you call them ur work is amaizing thank you take care
I have a question was something like this could you set another row across a smaller row adjoining them to make a cross
Hi raf ...can I ask you where do you buy those tiny stones from ...what are the proper names of them please
Can you link me to a source for 3mm gems?
HELP! Where’s your materials list for this??
Ok, I heard it. Raft, May I ask where you purchase your wire? It’s soooooooo shiny and the give of the wire is so much easier than the stuff I use. I’m so limited on funds and I can’t buy wire only to find out it’s not good quality.
I used 20g halfround sterling silver in half hard. Four 6in segments and one 1ft segment with plenty of wire left over for more stones! I source all of my sterling silver for these videos from www.riogrande.com
Hope that helps!
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