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  • most of your shots of wire your talking about are panning in on the table and we cant see what you are actually holding in your hand.

  • people come on here to give information...simply.....good information for new users..

  • mujer exquisita pero de alambres nada.

    

  • Sorry, but that woman is a RETARD... The, sad part is I could have learned this stuff, at Michael's.

  • i like her big poofy lips

  • -____- i mean, at least tell us more. redo please?

  • were do you get your wire . I am looking for GOLD PLATED WIRE

  • I have to agree, not informative at all. Sorry but honesty is important also

  • Very vague info...

  • not comprehensive enough, not everyone is an advanced jewelry maker. For a novice, this leaves you looking somewhere else to completely understand the use, type and pitfalls of the materials

  • were do i get the weire

  • very good wire tutorial

  • I agree with cale20164, not enough information as to the different gauges, hardness, etc. For people allergic to nickel, stainless steel wire is hypoallergic. You should do this over and be more specific.

    BTW thanks dezmireanucristinac for the info.

  • thanks, good information

  • -earings 20 gauge,

    -sculpture pendants,

    - larger beads 18-16 gauge,

    -single - link wire wrapping 24 gauge,

    -silver wire knitting 26 gauge or higher,

    -22 gauge most popular projects,

    -24gauge (GA) <18 gauge. more info see "Fire MountainGems"," Art Beads","Aunties Beads". Have a nice working day!

  • @dezmireanucristinac thanks for the cheat sheet

  • this vedio has helpred me thank you much :)

  • i bought a set of a bracelet and a ring like that on donnaliza and it was fabulous! Just search donnaliza on google and youll find it.

  • Silver wire is the worst wire to use for people with allergies. It has a high nickel content, which is the metal people are most likely allergic to. Gold is the bets metal to use for earwires. If you want something silver colored, try niobium.

  • Disappointing.

  • Agree with cale20164... not informative for NEW person want ing to make jewelry. SHould talk about available guages. I am a new jewelry.

  • @dashby8 yes gauge is very important

  • wasn't enough detail about the wire

  • I agree with Cale. She could have described the difference between sterling silver and wire coated with silver more clearly. Also, what about gauge? When I started making wire jewelry, I didn't realize how many gauge options there were, what the numbers meant, and how much difference it would make in terms of needed technique and finished product.

  • I feel this was very, very poor information regarding jewelry making with wire. Incomplete to the max on all the available wires, did not even mention that Memory Wire is set to particular size, i.e. bracelet size, ring size, necklace size, etc. what about german wire, and artistic wire and the list goes on and on. Very disappointing and a new jewelry making person will not benefit from this lack of all the wires that jewelry makers use to make jewelry.

  • @cale20164 i agree...iincomplete information..

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