How to make jewellery in wood.
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- How to make Jewellery in wood demonstrates how we use the skills of scroll sawing and wood carving to make wooden jewelry. A demonstration of the process you can use to make wooden jewellery. Wooden jewellery making is great fun and a relatively straightforward process to learn. We share five different wooden jewellery designs in this video presentation. This is an easy to follow wooden jewellery tutorial that can be used and adapted to help you make your own wooden jewellery. This simple wooden jewelry making guide can be used and adapted to help you make your own jewelry in wood.
These are great scroll saw and wood carving projects that can be made and adapted to suit the scroll saw that you use and wood carving that you do.
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Well done lads. If i ever get to Wales, I'd love to stop in
Thank you, we would love to be able to show what we do here at our family workshop if you are ever in West Wales.
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The laminating of the woods to show contrast is a nice touch. Wood pendants were always tricky to me, because I didn’t know how to seal the the best way. Now that I know the shellac I think I’ll have more confidence. Nice video gentlemen
Just as long as the recipient doesn't have any allergy or intolerance to shellac. 😂😂
You could try something like bees wax mixed with linseed oil as a more natural finish.
Good fun to have a go at making and a great way to use up leftover scraps of wood. Thanks as always, all the best from us all. 👍👍
Very simple idea that gives a good result. Something you can sell as a side business. Thanks for showing the requirements and the skillset you'll need to develop to be successful at this.
Hi, great to hear from you. Simple little projects make up alot of the projects we create here at our family workshop. They allow us to make use of the scrap wood and earn us money too.
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I like the lamination here, looks great! We are in Wales too, over near the Brechfa Forest ✋
Hi both, glad you like the project. Great fun to make. I remember walking around Brechfa Forest years ago, that was a long walk!!
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I really enjoy your videos. They are clear and easy to follow along. Great job and thank you!
Hi,
Thank you again for the positive feedback. Delighted to hear that the videos are useful. We do our best to make them so they can be used to make the items yourself.
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Enjoyable! I really like the celtic eternity necklace, and I want to have it a try.
Hi Fatemeh, delighted to hear that you enjoyed the video. Hope you enjoy making the celtic eternity necklace.
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@@DailovespoonsThomas Thanks a lot. I'd like to watch more works from you. Your videos are so instructive. Thanks again.🌹
Thanks for the positive feedback, we really appreciate it.
Let me know if you have any questions about the process of making the different items. Always happy to help if we can. Thanks again, all the best from us all. 👍👍
Clear explanation. V interesting
Thanks Grace. Delighted to hear that the video was useful and interesting. There are lots of free templates available on our website if you are interested in making any of these.
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Good explanation❤
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Magnífico trabajo...!!!
Muchas gracias. 👍👍
Very interesting. I have a necklace that is a painted wooden bird. It snags my clothing, rubbing my shirts. How can I fix this? Can I coat it with something? Thanks for your recommendation. 😊
Hi Wendi, Great to hear from you. Without seeing the jewellery it's difficult to advise how best to sort the issue. If it was a piece I made I would sand off any rough edges on the back to try and prevent it from happening.
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Great work! May I ask what sanding sealer you're using?
We use Fiddes shellac sanding sealer.
Can you make the cuts with a fret saw if you don’t have a scroll saw or something like a fret saw let me know please thanks 👍👍
Hi again, a fret saw should be able to do the job. That's what we used before we had a scroll saw.
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Great work, very nice. Where do you get the wood for your projects? Can you share your source?
Glad you enjoyed the video. We recycle much of the wood we use from old furniture, fixtures and fittings. Things like unwanted window and door frames etc.
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Gracias por compartir el conocimiento, favor me indica cual es el grueso de la madera,
Hola muchas gracias por seguirnos, la madera es 1'2 mas o menos
@@DailovespoonsThomas gracias buen dia
I have a question what is the best type of wood for this?
What question did you put on them?
Hi Ayoub, great to hear from you. We work predominantly in hard wood, including Oak, Mahogany, Teak, Ash, fruit wood, Walnut, Maple etc. For carving I would suggest working in hard wood. The examples that we made here are in Oak and Mahogany. The finish we used on the is shellac sanding sealer followed by linseed oil and bees wax.
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Thanks man I appreciate it
You're welcome. Let me know if you have any follow-up questions.
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What was the chisel size you used please let me know thanks
Hi Alick, Great to hear from you. The main four gouges I use for woodcarving are two number 3 gouges, one that is 4mm in width, the other around 10mm in width. The number 4 sweep gouges are around the same width across the cutting edge, measuring around 4mm and 10mm in width.
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Thanks for letting me know
Do you need to use a scroll saw to do this items let me know please thanks
Hi, Great to hear from you. If you don't have a scroll saw, you can always adapt and improvise. Using a coping saw or whatever you have access too.
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@@DailovespoonsThomas thanks for letting me know
What woods did you use?
Mainly Oak and Mahogany for these projects but we use all sorts of different wood for the work we do.
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Does it matter what wood you carve? I can't imagine you can carve all woods, can you?
Hi, great to hear from you. Certain woods are definitely better to carve than others. We use seasoned hardwood for all of our handcarving. That includes Oak, Ash, Mahogany, Fruit wood, Teak, Iroko, Walnut, Elm, Sycamore and Beech to name a few. Hardwood has a closer grain so is usually better for handcarving but you always have exceptions to the rule.
We always suggest trying a wood to see if it suits you. Thank you again for getting in touch. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍
Do you, make "Clip-on" earrings? My "Ear's", are not "Pierce".
Hi Linda, great to hear from you. I haven't made earings before but it is certainly something that I would look at adding to our range in the future.
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Amazing, but so much work… it should be expensive
Hi, great to hear from you. Glad you like them. Not too bad in regards to price we sell them in our family workshop between £15-20. We stack cut them on the scroll saw cutting out three and four at a time to make the process more efficient.
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😪I want to do pendants without using that big machine.. i
You can always use a coping saw instead. Does the same job, just takes longer and needs more time sanding and finishing afterwards.
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This is helpful, but if this is a how-to video, there really should be a list of supplies needed at the beginning, or at the very least, name what the products are specifically as you're using them.
Hi, great to hear from you. These are all made using wood, a scroll saw, leather chord, a necklace clip, handcarving gouges, superglue, sandpaper, belt Sander, paper and carbon paper, a hand drill or pillar drill and shellac sanding sealer. If you have any questions feel free to ask and if you are interested in making any jewellery in wood you can find many templates for free on our website by using the link below.
www.thelovespoonworkshop.com/scroll-saw-projects/
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@@DailovespoonsThomas Thank you so much! I greatly appreciate the quick response. I'm just getting started, so having a reference list (AND someone to ask for advice) is very valuable. Consider me subscribed :)
@@witbrodt you're very welcome and thanks for subscribing. It's great fun working with the scroll saw and there are so many different things to make. I work with a Hegner Multicut 2s as my scroll saw and a Niqua speed number 9 reverse tooth blade. Let me know if there are any specific areas you have any questions about. We do a livestream on a Monday too and it's a great group that support us and share their own methods and experience.
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Is c a glue as good as wood glue?
Hi Jack, great to hear from you. Depends on the project you are working on. We are working in small items so C A glue does a fantastic job and it's quick to set too.
I have a video coming up in the next few months focusing on the different ways we use superglue in our woodworking projects so hopefully that will be of interest.
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Sir,, can you make one design for me,,, please sir,,, I'll pay for your art.
Happy to do so if it's possible, what design did you have in mind?
@@DailovespoonsThomasthankyou so much sir ,,,, it is about the "circular steering wheel of the ship" .
I have one particular design in mind.
Size about 7 cm diameter.
OK that sounds fine. We're based in the UK. Your more than welcome to email an image of what you have in mind. Our email address is info@thelovespoonworkshop.com
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😂Jbg trebala sam uzeti privjesak za uspomenu😂
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😂Ajmeeee kako lijepi violinski ključić
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😂Trebalo je i šablonu tako malecnu uzet😂
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