Where I buy my wire

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  • čas přidán 24. 02. 2015
  • I get a lot of questions on what wire I use and where I buy it so in this video I tell you where I buy my wire, and I go into more depth about what the different gauges are good for. I hope you enjoy.
    Jewellery Maker website:
    www.jewellerymaker.com/en-gb/
    Where else to find me:
    Website: www.csldesigns.uk
    Shop: www.csldesignsshop.com
    Instagram: @csldesigns
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Komentáře • 241

  • @JustMe-pg6xg
    @JustMe-pg6xg Před 2 lety +6

    I have been making jewelry for about 6 years and CSL is the ONLY tutorials I learn from. She is very detailed and explains it very simple and easy..

  • @Michelle-hz5th
    @Michelle-hz5th Před 7 lety +3

    Your work is just BEAUTIFUL!! I am just a baby brand new to this world (3 days ago) when I lost my job due to disability and I have got to re-invent a new world for myself because my career has suddenly shriveled up and died. Usually I never listen to doctors, lawyers, cops or anyone else who are bummers but this time I know they are right because my own body agrees with them. I just didn't see it coming!! I hate it and I can't quite see my way clear to a life as anything but being a nurse but that was over 3 days ago and now I am something else. I am very artistic and creative anyway but I never considered it as a career, it was always just for fun and I don't know to change my mindset into making my hobbies and fun into rent and groceries. I am scared! Any, I love your so much and I hope I can get even a little bit as good as you are. I just had to say that.

  • @Msdriftwood
    @Msdriftwood Před 7 lety +1

    I've been creating wire jewelry for a few years now and just discovered your channel. I love your videos! Your tutorials are so easy to follow I learned how to weave in no time! Thanks so much - you're awesome!!!

  • @vanessalucie7550
    @vanessalucie7550 Před 7 lety

    This is the absolute best explanation of what wire to use etc, even sharing where to buy the wire. I'm a beginner in jewellery making and your videos are so easy to follow, you explain everything so well. Brilliant, thank you xxxxx

  • @sg.7773
    @sg.7773 Před 3 lety +1

    I am very new to jewelry making and I have to say that I am so thankful to have found your videos! I appreciate you so very much. The time you take to thoroughly explain each movement, wire type, finding etc. is so crucial for someone. such as myself, that is just learning. I have watched other videos and stopped within a very few minutes because they were going so fast and assumed I already knew the basic techniques and terminology in making jewelry even though the title included the words "for beginners." You are an exceptional teacher and create the most astonishing pieces of jewelry. Hands down, you are my go to girl! Whether I am looking for inspiration, trying to figure out how to make one of my designs come together or when I just want to be educated you are the one,I know, who will provide the answers I need. I appreciate you so very much and just wanted you to know how much of a difference you make in my life. Thank you for inspiring, teaching and guiding me on my jewelry making journey. You are a rockstar!
    Sheila
    Salt Lake City, UT

  • @caseyandsons
    @caseyandsons Před 7 lety +1

    This is a wonderfully helpful tutorial. Also, your work is very inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing.

  • @Maxine2814
    @Maxine2814 Před 8 lety +15

    Your videos are beyond amazing and so informative, I wish you could teach somehow all of the beginner techniques to advanced so many of want to learn but don't have the quality instruction you give in your videos. I am in the US and you would be so amazing as an instructor.

  • @rosemaryarmesto8633
    @rosemaryarmesto8633 Před 9 lety +21

    SOMEONE PLEASE: Videos are a great way for those of us who are deaf or hearing impaired learn a skill or information. Not just in the beading world but, the entire internet. Please turn off the volume, turn on CC and please tell me if you can make sense of any - ANY sentence in these videos. It's not just this video. I'd say 97% of all videos by anyone. Haven't talked to anyone else in the HOH world but, it is so frustrating. Thank you, for the tutorial - thank you for trying to reach out to those of us who have hoped that technology would help us join the 'real world.'

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety +8

      Rosemary Armesto Hello Rosemary. I'm sorry that this is a problem for you (and many others), and I completely understand the frustration. I definitely agree, that you would think that technology would be capable of doing a better job when you think of all the other things we can do now a days. I really hope that it will get better though :-)

    • @dogpiss99
      @dogpiss99 Před 6 lety

      Rosemary Armesto this is off the subject but I turn cc on to watch tv late at night so I don't wake up my husband. I watch a lot of reality tv & I laugh nightly trying to figure out what is really being said because the cc comes up with some interesting sentences/words. I often wonder how difficult it is for the hearing impaired to understand what is really going on during a tv show.

    • @omanafire
      @omanafire Před 3 lety

      If you watch anyone with an accent it's going to generate sentences that don't make sense because the computer is trying to translate assuming a western accent. I'm sure the technology has improved in 5 years, but there is only so much that can be done without manually creating captions.

  • @jennartvixen6585
    @jennartvixen6585 Před 9 lety +6

    HA! its so cool to know you get your wire from JM too! i got a few 100 meter spools in antique bronze and blue in various gauges from JM. they ship very fast to the USA which is awesome. they have high quality copper coated wire , i think its much better then both beadalon and artistic wire.And you get way more wire for your money on JM spools. Side note: JM does have sterling silver , and bare copper wire but in smaller amounts then the 100 meter spools. Thank you for sharing!!

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety +3

      Jenn ArtVixen Yes, I also think it's great. And I love the larger spools as well. Makes it last much longer without worrying about running out :-)

  • @lstace79
    @lstace79 Před 4 lety

    Thank you so much for this video! I'm just starting out with wire work and was getting confused but you have made it so much clearer👍😃 And your work is amazing!😍

  • @janetodell1719
    @janetodell1719 Před 7 lety

    great information about the wire sizes. Thanks so much. I love your projects and style.

  • @ivymeganmedicinewoman
    @ivymeganmedicinewoman Před 3 lety +1

    Oh my gosh you are so clever! Those beautiful things you have made. Thanks so much for this clip, very interesting 💗

  • @sheilaaldred1141
    @sheilaaldred1141 Před 8 lety

    you are so talented, thank you for explaining to me the sizes of the wires.

  • @leannloynes4071
    @leannloynes4071 Před 9 lety

    Thank you for sharing and explaining which gauges are good for what i'm working on.Have a Blessed week.

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety

      Leann Loynes No problem. I'm glad it was helpful :-)

  • @CB-lo3be
    @CB-lo3be Před 2 lety +1

    Your tutorial is awesome and your jewelry pieces are excellent

  • @olivia7sam
    @olivia7sam Před 4 lety

    Love the video, very informative. I actually like the look of the tarnish.

  • @shakti1933
    @shakti1933 Před 8 lety

    Thank you so much for all the information that you share. I love your videos!!! I love your excellent work, ideas and inspiration!!!

  • @catmusicgirl
    @catmusicgirl Před 7 lety

    Your pieces are stunningly beautiful! Such talent....

  • @meanbean98
    @meanbean98 Před 9 lety

    you are fabulous im really thankful for the time you took out to explain all about the wire .. im so so happy you shared this video .. i can not wait to start make some beautiful pieces like you ..you are the best!!!! :)

  • @izzy9132
    @izzy9132 Před 3 lety +1

    Christina THANK YOU. You are educating me from the ground up. Something I always have done when learning something new but nearly impossible to find on You Tube videos. And I won't buy a book without perusing it's value first. (CAN YOU SUGGEST ANY HELFUL BOOKS?) I so appreciate your showing me the many usages and capability of each gauge (I'm American) of wire. Your artwork leaves me breathless. At Age 67 I now find myself saying I must live extra long and extra healthy to achieve some of the wire working I want to do in my life time. Things like this really protects ones mind from getting alzheimers which was proven by the recent CT scan of my brain. After seeing the tutorials in your ETSY store I look forward to buying the wire and bead necklace and bracelet tutorial after playing around and getting to know these wires personally.

  • @ladyzeplin
    @ladyzeplin Před 8 lety +3

    Thank you Christina , This is so informative!! I think your such a Great teacher! I found this so great because not only do you explain what the gauges of wire are used for, you give us visual examples that we can truly see how its used..... Thank you once again~~~:-)

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 8 lety +1

      +ladyzeplin You're welcome and thank you. I'm just really glad it is helpful :-)

    • @MrJAFFA75
      @MrJAFFA75 Před 7 lety

      ladyzeplin I

  • @suestoons
    @suestoons Před 8 lety

    Thanks for this. I just discovered your channel tonight and I find your style incredibly easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing your talent.
    I just want to use a bit of wire work now and again in mixed media projects. I work mostly with paper but do have a stash of beads and bits and bobs of wire. Now I can pull my wire out and figure out exactly what I have and what it's good for.
    I wonder if you might be interested in doing a short series on adding bits of sparkle with basic tools and minimal supplies. For those of us who don't intend on getting into wire work in a huge way, I'd still like to be able to use what I've got.
    I loved your "Making Your Own Chain" series for just that reason. Now I don't have to wait until my next shopping expedition, I can make a 4 or 6 inch section of chain on my own and keep crafting! It never dawned on me to make chain!
    In the past I've made little dangles to add to projects. I have a small stash of jump rings, head pins, loop pins [forget what they're called], I have a tool set that came with 3 basic pliers, needle nose, and I forget what the other two are called.
    While perusing your vids, I thought I might attempt a short woven wire piece to use as a latch flap for an altered book I'm working on.
    One other think I've been casually surfin' the internets for is ... I have a few bags of marbles, round ones, flat on one side ones and a few flattened ovals and rounded one inch squares, and a large freezer bag of wires. How can I use wire to wrap my marbles and attach them to say a stretched canvas or pierced through the cover of a hardcover book? Or maybe use as a knob handle on a chipboard box, or feet for a paper mache container. Any ideas?

  • @brookspa94
    @brookspa94 Před 7 lety

    THANK YOU! Such important & useful information for beginners. Also good to learn of a resource for GOOD QUALITY wire! There are some awful ones out there that can "break your heart" when they begin peeling &/or falling apart on your pieces. Best Wishes to You!

  • @kristi8484
    @kristi8484 Před 9 lety

    Hi !! Thank you so much for all of your wonderful tutorial videos !!! I really love the way you take your time and make them so informative.

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety

      Kristina Pittman Thank you so much. That really means a lot to me. I'm really glad it is helpful :-)

  • @lindsaycooke5587
    @lindsaycooke5587 Před 8 lety

    Thank you so much for the detailed information on wire it was extremely helpful.

  • @carianin5293
    @carianin5293 Před 7 lety

    Love that open weave. Great video.

  • @laraallinson8366
    @laraallinson8366 Před 9 lety

    Thanks. All your videos are quite explanatory. Can't wait to get my stuff and start doing my own things. Thanks again.

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety

      lara allinson No problem. That sounds great. Nothing better than waiting for things to arrive that you're looking forward to :-)

  • @ilovemydanes
    @ilovemydanes Před 8 lety

    I just want to say how I love to watch your videos...I have watched many many different videos and I think you explain how to instructions so that I understand what I'm supposed to do next...lol. Thanks keep on making I will be watching them...

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 8 lety

      +ilovemydanes Thank you very much. It really means a lot to me, and I'm just happy that my tutorials are helpful :-)

  • @kailesancez
    @kailesancez Před 7 lety

    WOW! You my dear are so talented! You do wonderful work. I hope in my journey into jewelry making that I can become just as gifted as you.

  • @humairairfan5957
    @humairairfan5957 Před 8 lety

    Thank you dear for informing us about the wires. It would be of great help.

  • @JUMALATAAR
    @JUMALATAAR Před 8 lety

    Your films are so inspiering and well done ! Thank you ! You do realy beautiful designs Im just amazed !

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 8 lety

      JUMALATAAR Thank you so much. That really means a lot to me :-)

  • @ronaldasilverberg9251
    @ronaldasilverberg9251 Před 8 lety

    Your macrame/wire work necklace is stunningly beautiful !

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 8 lety

      +ronalda silverberg Thank you so much. That is very kind of you :-)

  • @eleanorrose6492
    @eleanorrose6492 Před rokem

    Thank you for this it has really made me understand wires x

  • @SuperRocketdog1
    @SuperRocketdog1 Před 9 lety

    OMG!!!what a very detailed wire tutorial and seeing all your beautiful designs. You are amazing,thank you soooo much it will help me knowing what wire to buy.p.s I am in Sussex.

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety

      Paul Howard That's great. I'm really glad it was helpful for you ;-)

  • @50SBarb
    @50SBarb Před 7 lety

    Your designs are gorgeous!!!!!!!!

  • @deenahahmed3814
    @deenahahmed3814 Před 3 lety

    you are jewelry making goals!!!

  • @cindybrook0520
    @cindybrook0520 Před 8 lety

    Thank you for sharing this great information.

  • @KField
    @KField Před 5 lety

    I am so happy came across your site! Congratulations on your new book and having the strength to talk about your depression. I am very diaspointed the Jewelry Makers doesn't ship to Canada but it does to the states. Any advice on where we Canadians can buy it?

  • @leylamakas8944
    @leylamakas8944 Před 3 lety +1

    Emeğinize sağlık,çok güzel takılar yapıyorsunuz sizi her fırsatta gece gündüz izliyorum.👏🌸

  • @sixty9ier
    @sixty9ier Před 9 lety +1

    Cool! I'll be looking forward for that tutorial! I'm excited already! lol! Thank again! God bless.

  • @iluvdramarock
    @iluvdramarock Před 2 lety

    I finally found this video. I knew you had posted it before. So I visited JM but I notice that there aren't a lot of 100m. I am not sure how many meters your is on the video. I wanted to find that size of a spool. Because I don't like a mini spool. If I were to make sure I wasn't sure if it is enough to make a ton of jewelry. I haven't done much with wire because my main concern is that they turn. (not in a good way with my gemstone) With copper wire, it isn't that big of a deal because it is to be expected. I remember other designers got their from Australia but again it has been years because I am finally back in the game. Ohhh forgot to mention, I am one of that HOH gal. But my hearing had gotten worse now. I have always enjoyed watching your work. I haven't recently, but you always inspire me to be different and don't follow the norm. Be yourself.

  • @lisajarvis3820
    @lisajarvis3820 Před 3 lety +1

    Very very helpful ~ much appreciated and thank you!!

  • @waterfallcolors9726
    @waterfallcolors9726 Před 7 lety

    A helpful video to really understand the different wires! Thank you.
    I saw a beautiful Life Tree pendant on this video, do you have a tutorial for that? Is is by far the best one I have seen.

  • @danadarling101
    @danadarling101 Před 7 lety

    Your pieces are very beautiful. I aspire to create beauty as you do. Thank you for sharing. ❤

  • @amberbray1590
    @amberbray1590 Před 9 lety

    That locket is ingenious! I always felt so limited with what I can make with wire but that locket is amazing =D

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety

      Amber Adams Thank you so much. Once you get started it is literally limitless what you can do. The only limitation is the imagination :-)

  • @boccaraetco
    @boccaraetco Před 8 lety

    Very well explained. You are also very talented.

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 8 lety

      Brenda Boccara Thank you very much :-)

  • @cocobeautyfrombarbados3807

    I will sure give it a try

  • @komalbhardwaj307
    @komalbhardwaj307 Před 3 lety +1

    Yes you are the best teacher ❤ very informative video. I learned a lot. Wish if you can teach how to do your precious projects you have done. Very beautiful peices. I love ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ all of your jewelry 😍 thanks for teaching ❤ from NewYork .Komal

  • @babelyn2710
    @babelyn2710 Před 4 lety

    Omg! I love u so much!!!! Ur contents help alot ♥️

  • @CSLdesigns
    @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety +2

    To Kitty Cat. I hope you get this as I can't seem to reply straight to you. Yes, all my info is in the description box. Yes, short nail all the way, but I had short nails even before I started working with wire as I just can't along with long nails :-)

  • @guysmith6394
    @guysmith6394 Před 7 lety +1

    You've really got some BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS!!! Your woven wire work looks so nice!! Your detailed explanations, though occasionally tedious, are thoroughly comprehensive, and very informative! Are you self-taught in these techniques?!.... You're so skilled, and ought to be teaching your craft, as well as selling on ETSY, etc.! Do you ever use twisted square wire?!.... Perhaps you might try that, using soldered connections, rather than glue.

  • @CSLdesigns
    @CSLdesigns  Před 8 lety

    To Zuma Lilly. I hope you get this because I can't seem to reply straight to you. Thank you very much. No I didn't mention that because where I buy them they don't specify it, but it's definitely a soft wire. It is a craft wire made for jewellery making. But yes you can get quite a few different kinds of wire and it's really personal preference what you prefer to work with. Also what hardness you prefer. I hope that helped :-)

  • @starqueen5141
    @starqueen5141 Před rokem +1

    I know this is an old video but a big thank you.

  • @wendytitterton5004
    @wendytitterton5004 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for this.

  • @rendaowe
    @rendaowe Před 3 lety +1

    ThatFox necklace is outstanding and beautiful, just saying, wow.

  • @shabanahussain4707
    @shabanahussain4707 Před rokem +1

    Fantastic video. Best thing is you are UK based. I used the link but they don’t seem to have the above wires. Could be my mistake in not looking properly but I wondered as you made this video a long time ago have you changed which wires you use or suppliers. Please can you recommend good quality wire for jewellery to sell also wires to use for practice as I follow your tutorials. Thank you sooo much. Lots of love from Manchester.

  • @AnneAndersonFoxiepaws
    @AnneAndersonFoxiepaws Před 7 lety +1

    I kinda knew you would say Jewellery Maker..I usually make up 'doodles' which I wear (rings..very basic) to see how durable the wire is and all the Jewellery Maker stuff is of high quality. I am allergic to mostly everything but I have had a JM silvdr wire rough celtic knot and a copper rose style one on since before I went home to Scotland at Xmas. I have horses so I really put them to the test...I have kept them on mucking out stables, grooming, washing dishes, windows, showering and I have yet to see any tarnish or show through of the copper (in the silver finish) and the copper ring looks brand new. I like to know that what I sell will stand up to wear and tear but I think Jewellery Maker is phenomenal because Who does all that with jewellery on?? btw I'm addicted to your site xx

  • @carolharrison9158
    @carolharrison9158 Před 7 lety

    Hi, Sorry I don't know your name, but I LOVE your work,it is absolutely beautiful,
    Thank you for such a brilliant demonstration on the wires and what you have made.
    Carol's Creations, (Miniyorkies)

  • @claudiacolarusso229
    @claudiacolarusso229 Před 7 lety

    This has been the most informative tutorial. But you always said about the ml. Not the gage you used. Thank you

  • @barbarahiggings3517
    @barbarahiggings3517 Před 7 lety +1

    thank you so much you r a very to talented lady. I am a beginner and I have learned so much watching u. I am having troble with the measurements I understand inch and cm but Im having trouble with m and mm is there some chart that b can help me thank u again!!!

  • @TripleMRocks
    @TripleMRocks Před 9 lety +1

    AWESOME! Thank you!

  • @leighvold2548
    @leighvold2548 Před 4 měsíci

    Very helpful!

  • @kyragd2009
    @kyragd2009 Před 8 lety

    Sooo useful info! Thank you

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 8 lety

      +kyra kyrag You're welcome and thank you :-)

  • @CSLdesigns
    @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety +1

    To Mylie Blue. Oh right ok. Unfortunately I can't be of any help then, as I don't know what sites would deliver to you, with this type of wire. I am looking into trying other suppliers of wire soon though.

  • @debbieatkinson6711
    @debbieatkinson6711 Před 7 lety

    You are amazing!!! So talented and creative. Your work is truly lovely!

  • @berniceseigel6482
    @berniceseigel6482 Před 2 lety

    You are so talented

  • @laurabarber6697
    @laurabarber6697 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for a great class!💝🙏💝 what supplier do you recommend now?😊

  • @sixty9ier
    @sixty9ier Před 9 lety

    Thanks for all the information! That was so helpful cause I'm new to this an i really needed it. so thank and I watch your tutorials an there are really helpful for me also. So keep up the gr8! Work! ok.

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety

      lisa crix You're welcome and thank you. I'm glad it was helpful :-)

  • @polyangles
    @polyangles Před 9 lety +2

    I have been waiting 4 this vid thx

  • @mpowersmedia3219
    @mpowersmedia3219 Před 3 lety

    This video was just what I needed. I hope they ship to the U. S. without too much for shipping. This was very useful. I have been using your tutorials to learn how to make my own jewelry and always make sure to credit your channel and tutorial video when I posting any photos. Thank you. I will be using your code if I buy wire as well if they don't charge too much for ship rates. One question, if I we're going to use liver of sulphur to antique the copper then the coated copper will not work right. I need to get bare copper right? Also since the silver wire has copper on the inside to you ever get the copper showing through the silver when your pliers slip and nick it? I have this happen sometimes and i don't end up linking how I can see the copper on the cut ends. So I'm looking for some that are silver color all the way through without it being pure silver (cost). Stainless steel I have found myself using quite a bit but it can be tough to manipulate in some gauges.

  • @dmichelleconway7628
    @dmichelleconway7628 Před rokem

    Hi Christina, thank you. What is the impact of each wire gauge if you hammer it?

  • @SMG_Ca
    @SMG_Ca Před 9 lety

    Thank you so much for your help

  • @user-rm8xf5ng7g
    @user-rm8xf5ng7g Před 8 lety

    Hi,I love your videos about wire wrapping,I learned a lot from you,thank you so much!
    I living in Japan and I want to do wire wrapping too,so I want to know that how can I buy the wire from Japan,or some site can send Japan,thank you!

  • @Milagro70
    @Milagro70 Před 9 lety

    VERY informative!! THANK YOU!! This helps a great deal!! :)

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety

      Milagro70 No problem. I'm glad it was helpful :-)

  • @Boomerrumor
    @Boomerrumor Před 6 měsíci

    Where do you find your clasps? I want to do some of your videos on Kumihimo supplies, clasps etc. thank you! Beautiful bracelets.

  • @lisajarvis3820
    @lisajarvis3820 Před 3 lety +1

    Have you got a video on how to make the wire locket and heart pendant (sparkle orange)?

  • @zahrasartpak967
    @zahrasartpak967 Před rokem

    Thanks very details asks you

  • @ninusha69
    @ninusha69 Před 3 lety +1

    I am looking for 2mm relatively hard wire to wire wrap a cabochon without a hole. I'd like that ring to be resizable so I want a strong wire like the curved ones that you make. Can you recommend the suitable wire for that project or put a link?

  • @maureenallen2530
    @maureenallen2530 Před 9 lety

    I totally agree that Jewellery Maker wire is beautiful and fantastic to work with. I would also like to add that I like the fact that you also get a couple of freebies ie ring measure and a little book on Gemstones with your first order. Brilliant:)

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety

      Maureen Allen Yes, I really enjoy using it. And the extra freebies definitely are an added bonus :-)

    • @KittyCatFurbabiesMaria1972
      @KittyCatFurbabiesMaria1972 Před 9 lety

      You get a little book of gemstones every third order , if it doesn't arrive phone customer services .
      I'm on my fifth set of the alphabet . I give them away as only need one set .
      You get other little books too
      Watch out for the tarnishing of the wire; also the coloured wire the colour chips off. I was so upset at spending hours making a fuschia coloured wire wring, for it to be ruined by coating coming off; so I buy my wire from wires and also cooksons now.

  • @brendahughes7635
    @brendahughes7635 Před 3 lety +2

    You cant buy the large reels from there anymore it's been about 2 to 3 years ago since you could so can you tell where you buy the reels from now thank you

  • @ZumaLilly
    @ZumaLilly Před 8 lety

    Hi Christina! Yet another amazing video. I'm a bit confused. Did you mention anything about the wires you use as being "half-hard" or "dead soft". Are the wires you use considered "craft" wire or is this something I'm not understanding? Here in the US, you can choose between craft wires of every color, or sterling silver, copper or gold- filled wire in a different hardness/softness, if that makes sense. I'm not sure what they mean. Thanks for clarifying. BTW, please don't ever stop sharing your awesome videos...and knowledge with us! :)

  • @michelealdworth9297
    @michelealdworth9297 Před 6 lety

    Some of the projects you show are so beautiful. Do you have tutorials on line for them if not please, please, please provide them. You are such a sweet person and a extremely talented one too. God bless.

  • @1viva
    @1viva Před 7 lety

    Excellent video! Thank you. :-)

  • @meppy9945
    @meppy9945 Před 2 lety +1

    They have so many products for wires and I can’t tell which one you have, can you tell me please

  • @kailesancez
    @kailesancez Před 7 lety +1

    I do have a question as far as how much do you keep on hand of each gauge wire? I am looking to order and I don't want to be without a gauge of wire when I start working the wire. So what I am asking when you order how much do you keep on hand until it comes time to order? Basically I want to keep enough in stock. just a close estimate would help greatly.

  • @iristarot5800
    @iristarot5800 Před 6 lety

    Thank you so much

  • @geghetsik8
    @geghetsik8 Před 7 lety

    hi Christina i do like to follow your work thanks for sharing your work you're doing great job i have quation regarding to the link that you posted jewellerymaker. how am i going to pay with dollar if the site prices are euro?thank you

  • @inesaraya1317
    @inesaraya1317 Před 8 lety

    Thank you very much

  • @kaybee11982
    @kaybee11982 Před 7 lety

    I went to the website you linked and is the wire really that cheap? I was looking at the 0.315mm for 10m and it was very reasonable. I had to convert to USD since I live in the states. here that amount would easily be $50+(USD) for one spool of that

  • @pariscrete5768
    @pariscrete5768 Před 5 lety

    Hi. Do you still buy your big reels of wire at jewellery maker? I can't find the them? Please advise. Blessings.

  • @eeloie2787
    @eeloie2787 Před 9 lety +3

    To Mylie Blue. Both FireMountainGems.com and RioGrande.com have the colored wires as well as other wires and they both ship to Canada. I don't know the brand of wire JM sells since they don't list it. But FMG and Rio sell Beadalon and Artistic. I've used Artistic and the color seems to hold up very well. I also can't say how long delivery will take (probably not as fast as JM to the US).
    To CSL designs: I don't know your name, but your designs and tutorials are awesome! I just discovered your videos last night and I watched you for over 4 hours straight. I know because my satellite turned off because of inactivity. LOL Your tuts are some of the best I've ever seen. I'm a beader, but the eyestrain gets to me sometimes. Because of your tutorials, I'm going to try more serious wire working. Thank you soooo much! I'm looking forward to seeing all of your videos both past and future. Keep at it, you're great!!!

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety +2

      E.J. Reaves Thank you very much for your comment and the help. You are very kind, and I am really glad that my videos are helpful. That really means a lot to me and makes it all worth it. Btw my name is Christina :-)

  • @kingacsernyik9476
    @kingacsernyik9476 Před 8 lety

    I love your videos. Have you any to show me how do you make patina on copper? Thanks a lot.

    • @xiaamber3192
      @xiaamber3192 Před 7 lety

      hi,we can make patina on copper.pls contact with me by email:amber@henko-tech.com.Tks.

  • @brendahughes3787
    @brendahughes3787 Před 3 lety +1

    Yes this was 5 yrs ago you can not but in this quantity anymore so where do you buy from now thank you

  • @miav16
    @miav16 Před 8 lety

    Thank you

  • @jaxpax2566
    @jaxpax2566 Před 8 lety +1

    hi it would be helpful to mention the us gauge measurement AWG also. Love the rings. do you have a title for a vid for it? Thanks.

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 8 lety

      +Jax Pax If you mean some of the first rings I showed, that would be this one czcams.com/video/h5DE9RNe71Y/video.html :-)

  • @cathybrownlie9615
    @cathybrownlie9615 Před 6 lety

    I can’t find the larger reels on JM. Can you advise me how to get them.

  • @cbooth113
    @cbooth113 Před 9 lety +4

    Hi, Christina!
    This video on wire is very informative and I want to take the time to thank you for doing it. I've watched several of your wire wrapping videos and I always learn a lot.
    The main reason I'm writing, though, is to ask about the permanency of the silver over the copper core in the brand of wire you get from JM. When I make a bracelet, I like to put it on and leave it on. Then after a month or two I invariably find the copper showing through the silver. I'm still working up to buying solid sterling silver wire, so in the meantime I'm trying to convince myself that the silver/copper blend is attractive.
    So...what is your experience with your wire? I haven't seen or heard anyone else talk about this problem but I can't believe I'm the only one that's noticed it. I guess I'm hoping that you'll tell me that the company that makes your wire has invented a miracle way to keep silver from wearing off. Lol I think I must be dreaming.
    Thank you again for your wonderful videos, and I hope to hear from you soon. :)

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 9 lety +2

      Cindy Booth Thank you very much. I don't really know about the longevity in that sense as I don't wear my jewellery all the time. But it's like any jewellery you make or buy, adviced to be handled with care. Ie. not recommended to wear it the shower or other situations that can damage the jewellery. I personally haven't had any problems with the silver wearing off, but it might depend on how you wear the jewellery :-)

    • @loislafrennie5611
      @loislafrennie5611 Před 7 lety +2

      Cindy I have the same exact problem. I like to make my jewelry with the less expensive wire to see how it wears. Unfortunately, within no time the copper is showing through.

    • @cbooth113
      @cbooth113 Před 7 lety +3

      Lois, I'm glad I'm not the only one lol. I don't buy copper core wire at all anymore. I make everything with brass wire now. When it changes color, it only looks better. :)

    • @loislafrennie5611
      @loislafrennie5611 Před 7 lety +2

      I've done that too, but I really like silver. I did get sterling, but I just want to use that for special items. Really wish they could come up with something.

    • @cbooth113
      @cbooth113 Před 7 lety +2

      Me too... :)

  • @KittyCatFurbabiesMaria1972
    @KittyCatFurbabiesMaria1972 Před 9 lety +14

    Us wire workers have one thing in common; short nails lol! X

  • @lynhill5801
    @lynhill5801 Před 3 lety +1

    Hi all, I am a beginner to wire craft. I can’t find where to buy this wire from. After looking around I’m not sure what wire is coated so it won’t tarnish.
    If anyone could point me in the right direction I would be very grateful.

  • @kathleennoel124
    @kathleennoel124 Před 8 lety

    So sorry, but I have just one last question .... lol thank you for answering my other before :) Any ways, question is.. on a lot of sites, it gives the gauge of the wire and how much is on the spool but NOT if it's 1 mm or .8 mm ... that would be the wrong wire to get right? Cuz how would you know if it's the right thickness? or thinness? So sorry for all questions, I'm so new to all this. It really confuses me and you'v ebeen so helpful :)

    • @CSLdesigns
      @CSLdesigns  Před 8 lety

      +Kathleen Noel It's no problem. Gauge and mm both tells you the thickness of the wire. It's just that 'gauge' is what is used in places like America and mm is used here in the UK. For instance 20 gauge and 0.8mm is the same thing. You can easily find a wire gauge converter by searching on google that tells you what 'gauge' is equivalent to what mm and refer to that whenever you need to. I hope that helped :-)