Crackled Glass Marble Ring Tutorial
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Materials needed:
2ft. of 20 gauge or 22 gauge wire
small flat back glass marbles - clear shows crackle best
E-6000 glue
nail polish
nylon hammer
ring mandrel
wire cutters
chain nose pliers
Crackling the marbles can be done two different ways:
Inside oven:
Put marbles in oven at 500 degrees for 20 minutes. Don't use a non stick pan for this unless the pan is already in bad shape. Then drop marbles into ice water.
Stove top:
Put marbles on high in a stainless steel pan with a lid to keep in heat. Don't use a non stick pan for this unless the pan is already in bad shape. Bake the marbles for 10 minutes then drop marbles into ice water.
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Just found this today, 22 Aug 22. I am 65 years old. When I was 7 my mother and I made the round marble type for me to sell to make money. Amazing how the same crafts come back around. Thanks for the memory.
Kudos to you for your creativity, concise, flowing instructions, avoidance at saying the same thing over and over, thriftiness and for NOT saying " you guys" "and um" incessantly and or talking about stuff that had nothing to do with what you were doing . Excellent presentation and delivery !!
Thank you for your tutorials. You are very talented, a great teacher and very calming to listen to. Thank you for taking the time to share your time and talents. Anyone giving this a thumbs down is just jealous :/
Bless you :)
This was great!! I had no intention of watching the whole thing, but I couldn't help myself!! Thumbs up!
i bake marbles and glass nuggets in the oven. I prefer to wear safety goggles and keep my distance as the glass can break. Once had a tiny peace of glass stuck in my eye and that taught me :-D Great tutorial!!!!
Best camera work I have seen and your instructions are awesome. Keep up the good work!
I'm a lampworker and enjoyed seeing your video especially for my lampwork cabochons. Always looking for ways to have less expensive items to have in my booth for teenagers. I may crackle some of those glass flat back marbles or I may use one of my own flat cabs. Thank you so much for this tutorial - especially the wire part!
I love your Cabochons...
(marbles are totally round)
Cabochons are half rounds...
flat on the back...
You do such Beautiful work...
Thank YOU for sharing this great idea...
You take time out of your busy day to make very thorough, very informative videos about your awesome talent and you're really good at both, but yet, below your videos, I always see people asking questions that you have already answered in your video. I think that's awesome that you don't seem frustrated by that, you just kindly answer their questions. You have talent, you have a great attitude, and you have a very calm voice which is perfect for teaching (a perfect teacher for anxious people.. lol) GREAT JOB ALESHIA!
UPDATE: I have looked everywhere for "safe" wire. All the wire at Home Depot had warnings on them of cancer, birth defects, etc.. I had to end up getting the more expensive tarnish-resistant sterling silver wire at Hobby Lobby with no warnings (even the ring bases had warnings on them at Hobby Lobby).. buy hey, at least they gave me 40% off a jewelry tool kit and 50% off split rings, lobster claw clasps, spring rings, and ear wires < (all sterling silver with no warnings). That was great for me, being that I'm new to all this and the research and I started with no supplies. Hope this helps someone!
I agree!!!
Elizabeth Zentz You probably live in Commiefornia, hence the unnecessary warnings. You probably have warnings signs against sunshine causing skin cancer.
@@YTjndallas right on, unfortunately. Lucky to be living in free Florida!
Very nice! These are truly beautiful rings and I can't wait to try that crackle effect technique! It was wonderful that you did both the oven and stovetop versions to show the differences!
Once again, great job Aleshia!!! You make a very fine instructor/designer!!!
I do not do fb.....but want to say...love your tutorial...beautiful work....love making the rings... as
well as for freinds and family..great granddaughter loves
them a lot!!!!
Your video is one of the best and easiest on making ring blanks. I wire wrap stones you get at gem shops, and have watch what seems like a million videos on making ring blanks. Yours is the easiest and best one I have seen. Thanks
Just the tutorial we needed! I taught my sister how to make rings, and she loves it, but she cannot afford to buy the silver-plated ring bases. Loving her the way I do, she would get surprise packages with jewelry supplies from me. This will help keep my cost down, I will be making her some and then teach her how to make them, when I visit her in NY. Thanks much.
Gloria Borrero you do NOT want to use the wire advertised in this video not all wire's are safe for skin contact ! they leach toxins and unhealthy metals that can cause cancer!they make jewelry wire~ (safe for skin)for a reason it goes through a testing process that has to meet certain standards to be considered safe for human skin contact this metal is NOT meant for that. it's meant for what its sold for ..look it up 💝sorry I just care💝
I simply use paperclips and bend them and glue them on the backs.
I love your idea on how to make rings out of crackle glass that you made. Your video is very easy to follow. you have giving me inspiration. Thank you for sharing your creative skills with others. I greatly appreciate your talents.
You're a great instructor!!! Best wire tutorial I've seen!!!!!
Thank you soooo much.
Thanks so much for the tutorial on making bales! That is awesome! Also, the tutorial on making the ring base for the cracked marbles! You just saved me a bunch of time and money! Great job!
WOW those rings are beautiful! What a wonderful project! I saw a couple of your videos too, I love how you explain everything and show every step, I do appreciate it ^^ Thanks for sharing!
I have wanted to know how to make the wire ring blanks as you call them for years. These are beautiful and I can't wait to try this out. Thank you for sharing.
This is pretty cool the way you make these, you start from scratch and build a really nice product... this is something I will do with my grandkids.. thanks for teaching me how to do it...
You do such great tutorials they are so easy to follow and you explain everything clearly....love you work.
Very beautiful. I love the rings without the marbles too
Have you seen any videos on doing the ring base to make it look like a rose? Do the same steps she did but when wrapping the spiral have the wires "chase" each other...then twist the 2 together, do a slight turn, then twist & turn..repeat until the rose is the size you want then tuck the ends...very pretty 🌹👍🏼
Thanks for the fantastic tutorial Aleshia. Really good info on where to find products. You are the best!!!!!!!!!
Girl....you are a genius! I have been searching, everyday for 2 weeks to find a video on how to make a wire wrapped bezel and nothing. Until today :) I am so excited to try this ring base for my (no hole) gemstones. Thank you so much for this very informative vid.
Best tutorial I've ever watched
This is a good video. I like how you show quite a bit of the whole process and you include problems you faced and how you solved them. Many other tutorials tend to just edit out these little mishaps which isn't helpful to people trying to learn how to create things. So thanks! Great work
well, Alisha, I can't say enough about your videos. They are easy to follow and for a beginner like me that is SO IMPORTANT! thank you again. I am making a afternoon out of just watching your videos. love them!!!
I love how detailed your tutorials are. It really helps out a lot. I've done the cracked round marbles before, but have yet to try the flat backed ones. I think I will try it this weekend!
INGENIOUS!!!! I LOVE this idea!!!! You're an ARTIST!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH 😊
Well Aleshia you really are Genius! you are able to make Jewels who look very Elegant & expensive whit cheep materials,i'm Impress too by the way you try so much things to created Amazing Design's and you are one of the most creative Designer's i've ever seen,congrats & Thank You for these Beautiful Rings you have teach them very well & easy to follow each step safely i love all of these Rings Aleshia and Thank's to share your Talent whit your Fans! LOVE this excellent video!
You are a very good teacher and your camera placement is great as it allows the viewer to see every step without your hand or fingers interfering. Thanks, 1926lady
Just did it on the stovetop as per your instructions. Worked perfectly!
I just found your videos and I'm so glad I did. I am a new subscriber. I've watched the videos a few times now and soon I'll head out to buy the supplies. I'm sure that I'll be hitting 'pause' and 'play' until I'm comfortable with the methods used. Thanks for being an excellent teacher. Take care.
Thank you for watching have fun!!!
bluedaughter ni
I make jewelry but I've never made the Rings that was very interesting and very inspirational. thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! I love the crackle effect! I am definitely going to make these. Again, thank you for this very good tutorial!
Awesome tutorial. I love the way you don't miss a detail and anyone can learn how simple and low cost fun jewelry can be. I love the tip on the wire at home depot. That spool is a pound for 15 dollars in Calif. Not bad. I appreciate all your tutorials. Hugs, Kitty
I like how nicely you do your work. You make sure we see what you are doing so we miss nothing. Excellent presentation. You have inspired me 💜
this was a wonderful tutorial thank you so much for sharing your technique
Brilliantly explained and demonstrated... full of of helpful tips along the way.... simple background keeps away distraction and confusion.... You taught me that a white background does not always have to be used..... thank God for your four fingers, to display your rings on. Some people don't have hands. Give thanks... Love this video.... Great job 🤗. Notification or on.... Happy Crafting
Hello...I tried tour paperback tut...LOVED IT! Made some great pieces. I can't wait to try this one. My transforms live crafts..I thinks they will live these rings. Thank you for sharing. Perfect tut.
I love your comments you do a beautiful job demonstrating what you're doing, keep up the good work.
I like the ring blank, that you made.
I have tried the crackled glass bead, & I have used nail polish, to paint the back of. The bead.
I bought a crackle nail polish, it worked so good, then put a color of Choice.
Thanks,
Francine
You are a true artist! Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have inspired me to actually try this.
Very nice tutorial. I liked your chatty style and enjoyed hearing about your own learning experiences / techniques / research that you did and acquired while learning to make these yourself.
You are so inspiring as well as talented!! Thank you for your detailed and easy to follow explanation. So happy that I found you and look forward to more!
I absolutely love watching your videos,especially this one. I too make jewelry and this helped me kinda advance my ring wrapping easier.Thank you for sharing your videos and idea's.
I really love the crackling effect and also the great tutorials, your directions are spot on. Keep up the great work and look forward to see more!!
I love love love how artistic u are.... Always impressed!!! Please keep those ideas coming... I always try to do ur ideas ... This one should be a blast!!!!!
WoW Bravo! You're awesome! You are very professionnal n a very good teacher too. Its simple, clear and easy.
Thank you so much. Bye the way, sorry if I did mistake. I'm from Montreal (Québec) and my maternal language is french.
Nathalie 😃
I would try soaking and then cleaning the pan with vinegar. My pan looked like that (it was older and I have never used it for cracking marbles though) and the vinegar made it look new. I believe my problem was hard water stains...but you could give it a try :)
Loved your video!
Love your rings. Love the tutorial. I like how you explain in detail of how you do things and why and explain your tools you use. I really enjoy watching your videos and using your techniques to make jewelry. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your very creative knowledge, I have 2 bags from the Dollar Store of the glass stones did not know what to do with them now thanks to your excellent video, I got an excellent idea, I will donate them to the church Vassar,
Just found your tutorial and loved it! You are a very great and thorough instructor and you made it look just great! I would love to try these!
My momma used to do this with us with marbles. It was so fun.
I LOVE you style of teaching. You are very thorough. thanks so much for sharing! I think I will combine the pendant video and this crackle video. They are so beautiful.
I loved the video. The crackling is so interesting. You are so talented.
I love the jewelry! Awesome instructions. You do everything to perfection.
"You have a natural talent, Thanks for the tutorial and inspiration!"
Girl the rings are absolutely GORGEOUS but even with out the beautiful gems but I got serious anxiety watching you with making the ring I was trying to brain storm how to make this easier without me screwing it us and it not being so time consuming you really have exquisite taste and styled I really loved them all I must find an easier way before I pass out from anxiety😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you so much for your time and sharing your wisdom. I have learned a ton from you. I am new to all of this so watching these helps so much. Thank you again!!!
Thank you SO much. I have been searching everywhere to learn how to make my own ring mandrel. I don't like those adjustable mandrels (makes your project look cheap). So again, thank you. Now I can make them in all sizes and make my rings to order.
Hi, I tried the stovetop crackle method and it absolutely worked,but I did stand far away while cooking and dropping them into the ice.Thanks so much for this idea,now on to the next step ☺
Excellent detailed tutorial. I appreciate the length as it is rich in detail. Thank you!
Thankyou I do enjoy all of your tutorials, keep up the good work!
Terri
Hi i love your videos and ideas and the way you help us find better ways to use
the materials
Thank you sooooooooooooooooooo much
Great work!!! You are very talented and very patient. The ring does not cost very much because you don't have to buy jewelry findings which rust most of the time unless you buy gold plated.
Beautiful rings! I was painting my gems when I searched on you tube. I crackled some while watching your video. I love them, especially clear ones! I love that you make your own ring blanks. I wondered how to harden the wire. I had no idea! Love how simple it looks! Now, to go buy some wire! Thanks!
WARNING!!!! Please be careful removing the gems from the water... sometimes they can shatter and leave shards of glass in the water. As you scoop the gems out they will cut your hand. Thank goodness I have never have this happen to me but I did watch another video where it happened to the maker.
Kati Coffin I had this happen! Tried it for first time today and a couple of them had little slivers off of them! I put clear nail polish over smallest spot (only because it was the only stone of that color I did) and it covered pretty well. But yes watch out for slivers of glass!
I use plastic tongs (Tupperware, don’t know how old) or a little mesh teaball that has two hemispheres and squeeze the wires of the handle to open.
I work with stained glass and that will put the fear of glass in you. Wear Eye Protection and I mean seal to your face goggles if you can have glass shards of any size spray your face. Cover your hair completely so nothing can fall out of your hair after, and wipe down head, forehead and goggles where they seal to face before removing them. Might sound like overkill for this, but safe than sorry.
Another master creation by Aleshia!
Enjoyed this SO much!! Can't wait to try making these....Thank you for the excellent tutorial 🥰
These look super cute!
Loved how you made the ring base with wire. Just subscribed!!!
I HAD to show this video to another jewellery artist tonight. She makes crackle glass pendants. She's a naive 17 year old who was asking in our group how she should go about patenting her "designs". I neatly fell off my chair laughing. I wanted her to see how a real pro does it. I expect to see rings on her shelf unit at our Co-op very soon now.
Thanks for all you do. Your tuts are wonderful and easy to follow.
Be well!
Hold up, loooove you and your work and your enthusiasm! Thank you for showing how to do this, I wanted to use my glass beads and couldn't think of a way to do so. Pleeeeease don't use a non-stick pan for baking marbles, it will give off toxic fumes which can make you sick!
love your tutorials they are so easy to understand b/c of how you explain it and they are great for beginners big thumbs up
I just Love your tutorials you explain it very well I love your work also, Thank you for teaching me!
I know this is an older video but it is fabulous. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! Love the crackle glass technique. Tfs will try them for my art... cool unique embellishments! 🎨👌🏼💖
WOW another great project to share and teach my girls.
a lot of times you can find an old pot at a yard sale for cheap.
We use to put the marbles in water till it boiled for 2 min.
drained them added them in ice water and they cracked very nice.
Beautiful rings and a great tutorial. Thank you.
I love your tutorials thanks you so much and it will save me lots of money to do it like you and its very beautiful! Thank you my friend!
Beautiful! I think I'd like to try this! Thanks for sharing! Take care sugar!
Needle nose plyer? Never heard of chain nose plyer. Looks the same. You are very clever! You have skills! I wish I had seen this before having to make 21 rings for an event! I would have saved myself some work! Thx!
You gained yourself a subscriber miss! Love your work.😍 I also really appreciate that you have chosen to share it with us.💜
I love your tutorials so much, and especially the way you experiment. BTW: One of your rings was the first thing I was able to complete successfully.
Those are fabulous! And i love love LOVE your nail polish color. :) Thanks for sharing!
You do amazing work. I love the wire ring base. I cannot wait to try. Keep up the fabulous work. Excellent tutorial.
thanks for the tip on where to buy the wire, I get my copper wire there in the electrical department never thought of the welding department two thumbs up
Thank you for this fantastic tutorial!! You do such a fantastic job 😊
Wow! Thanku for such an informative tutorial!. I am so motivated now to try to make these rings. My granddaughter will love this. It will be a fun craft for us to do together.
That was excellent tutorial. What cheap and nice way to do a ring. I'm going on a cruise so it will be nice to have a ring that matches every app that thank you for your time and your talent I don't love your tutorials
Years ago there was a craft kit called "Fried Marbles". They recommended a cast iron frying pan on top of the stove, about 10 min. Fun jewelry making supplies came with it. (Circa 1960)
she did very good on the ring. I might actually do it myself one day. 😃😃😃😃😃😃
Oh my God I'm so sorry I love your tutorials. I was using the voice and that's what came out I'm so sorry. Your tutorials on top of the line.
You are so talented, thanks for sharing your talent with us. 😍
Really enjoy your tutorials! Great explanations and well thought out. Very clear and concise instructions. Thank you so much!
I see that this is an old video, but I absolutely love your technique!! It's so creative! I recently discovered the art of making pendants with marble & paper and Im gathering my materials now and can't wait to try it but now even more excited cause hopefully when I get hang of it I can make Necklace pendant with matching ring and possibly bracelet too!!! I'm so excited to try, thanks for posting this!! ❤️❤️ Do you still make these today? I know video is 7yrs old lol 🤦🏼♀️🤣🤣.
I love the ring just as a blank. beautiful
they are soo pretty! very nice and informal tutorial
You are a wonderful tutorial presenter! Keep up the videos
Excellent! You are such a good teacher! Your videos and instructions are so clear and informative, really enjoy, and your projects so beautiful. Thanks for sharing your creativity with us :-)