Chain Links For Jewelry Making - Easy & Quick Wire Wrapped Beaded Links
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
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Learn how to make chain links for your jewelry making at home, with my easy and quick wire wrapped beaded links tutorial. Perfect for the beginner, this video will take you step by step through the process.
These gorgeous links are super easy to make, but are elegant and versatile, and you will use them lots in your jewelry pieces, I'm sure.
Materials needed are:
1mm (18g) copper wire
0.5mm (24g) copper wire
Chain nose pliers
Flush cutters
6 step pliers (or round nose)
Rule
6/0 seed beads
Optional bench block and chasing hammer
I do hope you enjoy making these lovely links. Please do consider giving me a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven't already.
As always, it's lovely to have you here
Sam xx - Jak na to + styl
Thanks!
So very kind of you, thank you for your continued support ❤️❤️
Sam, you are the very best 🍎 teacher!!!! I love 💜💙🩵🩷💙 listening to you and you are so patient and good at explaining every step of any project you are posting!!!! Thank you for all of the information and inspiration 🤗
Ah thank you! That’s so very kind of you 🥰🥰
Very nice! I bought the six step bail pliers and what a difference. Thank you for all of the wonderful videos!
Ah they’re great aren’t they! They make loops so much easier 😍
One of the best parts of spring is hearing the birds sound so happy! I loved this tutorial even though I find it challenging to wrap with the smaller gauge wire. I still may give it a go. Hearing the planes in the background isn't at all bothersome for me. They sound like smaller aircraft enjoying the lovely view from above. It sounds like you live in a beautiful area!
Thank you for another great tutorial!
I love to hear the birds in the Springtime. Such a happy sound. I do indeed live in a very pretty place and I’m grateful ☺️
I love these links. I think they would be perfect for a pair of earrings too. I myself don't like really long dangles, but I have a couple of friends that do. These would make great long dangles, I think. I'm going to try it and see. As always, you inspire me to try new things. Thank you for being such a wonderful inspiration and teacher!!!!!
You are so welcome! Thank you for your continued support, Jeanetta ☺️
Hi Samantha, these links are great and make a lovely chain! I am enjoying your jewelry ideas. Thanks for sharing! ❤
Hello 👋 Thank you so much for your kind words ☺️ I’m glad you are enjoying the videos
As always, love this!! Best teacher, best ideas, lovely voice and great explanations!! ❤😊❤
Thank you so very much 🤗
I like these two links very much, thank you for your wonderful teaching method ‼️♥️
You are so welcome! 🤗
Hi, I just want to say that I find your jewelry amazingly beautiful - You have a simple elegance that is unrivaled by any other!! I love, love, love this design and I am so pleased that you have shared it with us all. Bravo!!! I can't wait to see more.
Oh that’s so lovely of you, thank you! ☺️
Following you from Australia. Every time I watch one of your videos a jumbo jet passes overhead when the flight path alters on a windy day. Love your work!
A jumbo passes over you??? oh that’s so funny 😆 Every. Single. Time. I sit down to record, I get the pleasure flights going over haha!
I am south of the airport in the nearest big city and when the wind direction changes, they redirect over me mostly in the evening. And as I type this (11 pm here) another one passed over. @@samanthalatimer1
This is very nice and you're a great teacher!❤
Thank you! 😃
Hi Samantha,
I'm Sophia, all the way from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Love your tutorial. Your step by step guide is so easy to follow. I am truly glad to have come across your channel by chance😊.
Looking forward to more of your tutorial 😀
Hi Sophia - thank you so much for watching, and I hope you enjoy the videos. It’s lovely to have you here 😍
Those are so cute. Thank you for your tutorials.
You’re so welcome ☺️
Thank you Sam, very pretty chain, I’m really enjoying your tutorials x❤
You’re welcome 😊 thank you for watching 🥰
You are amazing! Thank you for providing these tutorials.
Ah thank you! And you’re so welcome 😉
I just love how you make jewelry. I ordered some copper wire so I can make it.❤
Oh that’s lovely! Hope you really enjoy making your jewellery 🥰🥰
Lovely and clever, you have inspired me to make some for my work pals. Thank you
Ah that’s lovely! I’m sure they’ll love them. 🥰
Very pretty! May try up a match-matchy with the earrings from your last tutorial!
Thank you.
Ooh I do like a bit of matchy matchy now and again 😍
Sam, I concur that you are a wonderful instructor. And I love your giggles. Thank you so much!
You are so welcome! 🤗
Otra bella idea que nos das. Voy a necesitar otro rollo de alambre 😂 y otro colgador de collares❤🎉
Lo siento! ja ja! Necesito más cable también! Gracias por ver 🥰
Thank you, I love these!
You’re so welcome! I’m glad you like them ☺️
This tutorial was really helpful Thank-you
Im making braclets at the mo and have been making links like these by doing wire wrapped loops with about 5 wraps, but this method of adding a second wire seems a lot easier. And i like that you can choose the thickness of wire to change the whole look.
Glad i found your channel, subscribed, thx again ☺️
Glad it was helpful! 🥰
This is beautiful. Thank you.
Glad you like it! 🥰
Yesss!!! Thank you❤
You're so welcome!
I love it, thank you 🙏🏻
You’re so very welcome. Thank you for watching 🥰
Love it
Thank you ☺️
Love your projects
Thank you so much ☺️
Amazing as always ❤
Thank you! 😄
Beatiful 😍 ✨ 🌟✨❤️
Thank you ☺️
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Gorgeous again. I could watch chain making all day long. How do you make that herringbone wrap please.
I’ll make a video on that if you’d like? ❤️
@@samanthalatimer1 that would be fantastic, if you have the time. Thank you xx
@@annietwemlow9967 I’ll work on a tutorial for you soon 🥰
@@samanthalatimer1 thank you so much. I look forward to it xx
Hi just love the work you do could you please say which is the best wire to use and where to get it from thank you xx
I get my bare copper wire from www.wires.co.uk. I find the soft bare copper the best to work with. It depends where you live?
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Samantha, how do you decided the wire length based on the bead size? Thank you
Literally, trial and error. I have a stash of cheap wire, which I use when I’m designing, so that I can mess about with lengths etc., before I go ahead with the final design. So, literally just trial and error 🥰
Samantha can the bail maker come with different sizes?
Yes. They can come in various sizes. The ones I use are 2-9mm Increments
Hi. Do you mind me asking where you get the bigger spools of wire from? I only ever see those huge ones from the U.S. I’d love to by those huge ones, but I bet the postage will probably be quite a bit.
Such a creative way you’ve used the wire. You see lots of the same thing. Nice to see something a bit different 😊
I get mine from www.wires.co.uk They’re pretty good on postage, given the weight. If you’re in the UK, I’d definitely buy from them 🥰
@@samanthalatimer1 Thank you so much. I’ll definitely go take a look. Congratulations on nearly getting to 10,000
@@hallieshouse13 thank you! ☺️
Am i the only one noticing 3 wraps at one end of the wire wrapped bead links and only 2 at other end? I am guessing it is not noticeable as i do not see in finished prject. Perhaps i am too OCD?
lol 😂 obviously when you make yours, make sure there’s three at each end 🙌 It’s often hard to make things when you’re looking through a camera so it’s entirely possible there was two at one end and three at the other 🤭