Materials: 3 pieces of square 21 gauge dead soft wire, 8.5 inches long 24 gauge half-round dead-soft wire 1 cabochon, mine is heart shaped Labradorite about 20mm tall For the embellishments: 3 pieces of square 21 gauge dead soft wire, 3 inches long Tiny beads
I like the pendants with and without the swirly bits. The beads give it a whole different look. The V wire addition accented the V in the heart perfectly. Thanks for sharing your time and talent!
Brilliant and I learned so much. A suggestion for a future video, if you want, would be simular but with a different shaped stone. Thank you for being a terrific teacher.❤
You can do this design with various stone shapes, it doesn't have to be a heart. It would be the same technique for: round, oval, or teardrop(positioned point down).
Oxana wow wee😊! This is absolutely beautiful and stunning!! I enjoyed and learned some tips and tricks on how to add embellishments afterwards if I wanted to!! TFS your time and tips and techniques for us!! I always learn something new from you every time I watch a video of yours!! Many hugs 🤗🤗🤗🤗Melissa aka Made With Love 💜By: Mel from South Florida
Thank you. When I tuble it is because I have oxidized the wire and I want to polish and clean it in the tumbler, but I remove the stones first so they don't get damaged
Oxana…I love your videos and have learned a TON from you…do you have any recommendations on where to buy chain to hang pendants? I have the bare copper from Rio Grande and have been using leather cord but would like to have the option to use a chain that would match the wire used to wrap….
Because the purpose of this video is to demonstrate how to add on to a pendant, if you accidentally cut your wires too short or just ended up with gaps you wanted to fill in. I wanted to teach how to address that and how to add more wire if\when needed.
Materials:
3 pieces of square 21 gauge dead soft wire, 8.5 inches long
24 gauge half-round dead-soft wire
1 cabochon, mine is heart shaped Labradorite about 20mm tall
For the embellishments:
3 pieces of square 21 gauge dead soft wire, 3 inches long
Tiny beads
Oxana, please help. I won one of your auctions but youtube ate your response and I lost your email address... I obviously don't youtube well.
Absolutely the most gorgeous thing I’ve ever seen. It helps that it’s my favorite color, blue. Thank you so much for sharing this. ❤❤❤
Perfect for a gift 🎁
Your voice is so easy to listen to! The instructions are clear and informative. It's like watching Bob Ross paint
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Thank you so much 😀
You inspired me to finally get on wrapping. I've always wanted to do it and thanks to your lessons finally made it. Thank you so much!
Your still my favorite Oxanana after all theses years Thank you for all the good stuff and wishing you great holidays❤
Thank you so much 💕 Happy Holidays!
Good lesson! I am enjoying learning all your tips and tricks that really do work for a new wire worker like me.
Thank you!
I'm working to make my swirly bits more smooth and graceful, this is awesome!
I like the pendants with and without the swirly bits. The beads give it a whole different look. The V wire addition accented the V in the heart perfectly. Thanks for sharing your time and talent!
This is pretty! I think I want to try this one out. I have a pink cabochan heart that would look nice I think. Thankyou! 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Just beautiful
Thank you sooooo mush for your lessons! It is great inspiration for me and great opportunity for learning how to do such a great pieces of jewellery!
Beautifull job, congrats!
Thank you so much 😀
Wonderful!! Your design is always so beautiful and clean. Thanks 😊
Thank you! 😊
Brilliant and I learned so much. A suggestion for a future video, if you want, would be simular but with a different shaped stone. Thank you for being a terrific teacher.❤
You can do this design with various stone shapes, it doesn't have to be a heart. It would be the same technique for: round, oval, or teardrop(positioned point down).
Oxana wow wee😊! This is absolutely beautiful and stunning!! I enjoyed and learned some tips and tricks on how to add embellishments afterwards if I wanted to!! TFS your time and tips and techniques for us!! I always learn something new from you every time I watch a video of yours!! Many hugs 🤗🤗🤗🤗Melissa aka Made With Love 💜By: Mel from South Florida
Thank you so much for your kind words!💞 I'm so glad you are finding the tutorials helpful!
!Ты самая лучшая, Оксана! Очень красиво!😊🎉💖
Lovely. Thank you
Oxana this is so pretty! Thank you❣️
Bahot Sundar 👌
You completed your original piece. Afterward, you decide to change it. So, instead of re-doing the piece, you add embellishments.
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Beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊
Great design. Do you tumble your labradorite wraps? TIA
Thank you. When I tuble it is because I have oxidized the wire and I want to polish and clean it in the tumbler, but I remove the stones first so they don't get damaged
thank you @@OxanaCrafts
Oxana…I love your videos and have learned a TON from you…do you have any recommendations on where to buy chain to hang pendants? I have the bare copper from Rio Grande and have been using leather cord but would like to have the option to use a chain that would match the wire used to wrap….
For chain I use the ball chain from Rio Grande. They have regular chain too, but no pure copper lobster clasps.
Hi, Can I use round 24 gauge if I don’t have half round? Thank you
You can use 28 or 26 gauge round instead
Hi mam! 21gauge,24guage soft coper wire where purchased?
I purchased my wire from riogrande.com
Why couldn’t you make those swirls with a connected wire from the bail? Why add more wire?
Because the purpose of this video is to demonstrate how to add on to a pendant, if you accidentally cut your wires too short or just ended up with gaps you wanted to fill in. I wanted to teach how to address that and how to add more wire if\when needed.
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