Bundling Wires - Wire Wrapped Jewelry - Magpie Gemstones.com
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Very clear, good vid, I especially appreciated the time explaining why you pinched the wrapping wire!.
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Totally enjoy your personality and your video tutorials. If I can critic just 2 things: the videos are a bit too dark. The other is that the sound is off and does not match your lips or hammering actions. I truly do thank you for the great lessons. Ah,BTW, can any copper wire found at a hardware store be used for jewelry? Why does copper need to be tumbled? I thought only sterling silver had to be tumbled. Thank You. GB58able
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Just wanted to let you know that your tutorials are very helpful. I started this craft without direction (and pulled a lot of hair out LOL). Thank you... NCB
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Thank you for the time you have taken to show us your craft. I have learned on my own, of course, I have done it the hard way.
Please continue to show us ....
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What gauge half-round wire are you using, please?
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Thank you so much for explaining this. It is always the tiny tiny points that make a huge difference. I tried with round two days ago and got so frustrated I went back to square. I'll try the round again.
The reasons to tumble metal - to harden it, to clean it, and to remove burrs and you need to do all of those things at certain times to copper.
Yes I am not even close to a professional videographer .... snort. We keep doing our best to improve them.My daughter (10) is my photographer and she is growing in leaps and bounds daily in her skill set.
I get my copper from hardware stores, recycle yards, and when I need square of half round I buy it from jewelry supply shops.
MagpieGemstonescom 2 months ago
I also learnt on my own and did it the hard way.The good thing about that is that I have come up with designs or techniques I have never seen anyone else do! Thanks for the kind words and I am getting more videos ready in this series.
MagpieGemstonescom 7 months ago
I don't recall, it is probably 21 guage 1/2 round.
MagpieGemstonescom 8 months ago
I think the trick with round is to use a smaller gauge for the binding wires and not to hit every turn too hard with the pliers. Good luck, I hope it works out! (oh and make sure the wire is dead soft).
MagpieGemstonescom 9 months ago
Thanks I appreciate that you like the tuts!
MagpieGemstonescom 11 months ago
Your welcome. I am glad I could offer something people found valuable.
MagpieGemstonescom 1 year ago