TUTORIAL - MAKE THESE Teardrop Hoop Earrings
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Even as a beginner, you can make these teardrop hoop earrings with minimal tools and supplies. Start making jewelry today with these easy to follow tutorials. I walk you through from start to finish. Please subscribe to be notified of new videos.
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Beautiful earrings and such a clear, well-explained tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you
Thank you Shanon
Thanks so much for sharing - simply explained and easy to follow the tutorial.
Thank you. I hope you make them
Love how simple these are, just made my first pair and I’m in love with them! Thank you for this tutorial!!!!🎉
Awesome, thank you
Love how well you explain the process!
Thank you. One of the best hoop tutorials.
Bless you for the technicality tips and going over all the steps carefully. Truly appreciate it
This is rather interesting.... it's basically a modified upsidedown kidney ear wire. Thanks for sharing this tutorial! 👍🙂
I love this tutorial so much. You really did a perfect job in explaining it. I had no problems making them. I appreciate you so much and for sharing with all of us.
Thank you. Your explanation is very easy to follow.
So thankful to have found your channel. Great tutorials!
Hi Shanna! Thank-you for sharing this tutorial. The earrings are very pretty and easy enough for a beginner to make. God bless.🙂😇👣
Thanks! These are very pretty and simplistic! I like plain hoops because they are just "enough" to not "over-do" an outfit, but they can be "amazing and stunning" for a classy professional look!!
Very nice...managed to make one, turned out beautiful, thanks alot
You've made this video so beautifully. So detailed and made it look so simple. Thanks :)
Thanks for making this video! I’m going to try to make these.
I bet you can do it. I would love to see them when you are done.
Thanks for sharing. Beautiful ❤
Thx, attention to detail really perfects finish.
Thanks so much for this!
I really like how simple these are:)
It’s funny it showed up and then I couldn’t find it again so I was happy to find that I had already subscribed to you nice job
❤⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️love this you are BRILLIANT!!!
That's so nice :) I'm sure I'm not that brilliant but you're comment made me smile 😁
Beautiful have to try this with some beads on it
Beautiful 😍🙏
beautiful!
Do you have measurements on the mandrel so you know ho make the hoops even? I've not used a mandrel yet. Is the 20 gauge wire stainless steel? Thanks!
Beautiful
Thanks for sharing
You're welcome :)
How can I hammer the wire without making lots of bents? I noticed whenever I try to hammer the wire it looks ruined and has lots of scratches/bents. I hope that makes sense.
A rubber hammer will not damage The Wire but a metal hammer will. Sometimes a metal hammer that is round at the end can make marks on The Wire that make it look sparkly and intentional... It's something to just play around with but if you don't want any marks at all you need to use a rubber mallet.
Thank you!!!
Nice job thank you
Wow! Shanna your gorgeous! 😍😍😍😍 Okay sorry lost focus (beautiful women to that to me😊) back to the video, very beautiful earrings Shanna! Thank you for another Awesome video! ☺
Thank you 😊
Thank you for this. I only have soft wire to hand. Can I work harden it some way? Thank you
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Hello from Brazil Shana!!!! I was wondering what material is the wire made out of it? It seems so easy to shape it! Thanks a lot!
For the video I probably used a silver plated wire but if I were to sell them I would have used solid Sterling silver.
Where did you purchase the metal hammer
Will the wire tarnish? What type of 20 gauge wire?
Would these tumble ok or would they go out of shape please?
Thank you , for sharing your talent. What type a file should I get? And, if a nick my wire when I am making jewelry, can I file the surface to get rid of the marks? Thanks, again!
joanne lewis there’s a another product called a wire rounder that will round out the end of that wire but sandpaper or an emery board work just as well but you have to be careful if you are using plated wire with a copper core.
I like getting a black nail file from Sally's. They last longer than a cheap Emery board and are much easier to work with than sandpaper but all of them will work but the black heavy duty nail files are my favorite.
Pretty. By the way... The pliers you called needle nose are actually round nose.
You are very right .. I misspoke for sure lol
is there a difference between a raw hide mallet vs a rubber mallet - they seem to do the same thing but I can't find any information on it.
Sorry for the super late reply but maybe it will help somebody else. There's really not much of a difference, they do the same. I prefer using the rubber mallet for small things.. It just seems easier to control.
You are suppose to file in one direction
🤷♀️ It worked out just fine for me
Why not wrap both pieces of wire around the mandrel at the same time? Then they will be exactly the same.
You can :)
could someone please name the supplies i need
Was the wire Aluminum?
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What wire do you buy? And where? Thanks
Depends on what kind of wire you want to use. 20 gauge for these earrings because that's the perfect size to go inside the actual piercing, But you can use silver plated wire or Sterling silver. You can do a Google search for Sterling silver wire and there are lots of suppliers
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What type of file did you use?
It's a black heavy duty nail file. I get them at Sally's or even at a drugstore in the make up section. They seemed to work the best and hold up better than just a simple Emery board.
You are calling your Round Nose pliers Needle Nose Pliers.
The ones you start working with are Round Nose
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