I ordered a real cheap jig from the craft store, if I use it much I will get the metal version from the lapidary store.

Hi. I appreciate your instructions, especially considering people with dexterity issues. 😀🙏

So glad I found your channel today. I've only just started learning/experimenting with jewellery-making. I have nerve issues so my hands shake constantly & I always end up making everything larger than I mean to/they need to be, so I can totally relate. Hugs & best wishes from India! XOXOXO 💖

This is great.. i was thinking if there is a diy T pins then i sae this video. Good thing is that i have all the supplies needed.

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I’m Nigerian. Thank you for sharing this video ❤️

I also viewed another video, which suggests this tool only works for 22 gauge and thinner wire.

Thank you. I purchased this many years ago to use for wire jewelry, but didn't really investigate it. I have recently become involved with quilling, and there is a crinkler tool that comes with quilling that I appreciate. However, remembering this tool I pulled it out and found your video. This tool works just as well with quilling paper, the only difference is you hold the paper to feed it beside where you would put the wire through.

Sure wish you could keep it on camera. You keep going out of view.

Very cute and well done.

Hard to follow And the wires are all uneven and messy

How the heck can you wrap wire with such long finger nails?! All mine broke off! Lol

All I heard for the first 2.5 minutes was dexterry-shoes and kept wondering WHAT THE HELL dexterry-shoes were . . . until I could finally figure out that she might mean "Dexterity issues". Is that correct? Hmmmmmmmm . . . (later there was a brain-frock mentioned. New Style of dress?) 🤪🙃😝

I think I would attach the ends of the both frames together before wrapping around.

Beautiful - Thank you ❤️🇩🇰

Loved your tutorial but it would be nice for you to have something covering your table that would dampen the noise of the stones and material hitting the table. A piece of cloth or something to keep the noise down.

Thanks you just saved me from buying some! It’s great coz I’ve got bad quality wire that I will never use to make jewellery so that’s great to use for this!

wow, cute

I have this beautiful moon stone that is square without a hole in it. I have made so many rings that did not work. I used your way of wrapping and oh how I love the way you teach. The ring turned out great. How can u show you.

What are those pliers called? I can't find them to buy a pair? Oh you just told me . Lol

What are those pliers called. They have little tips.

I love you I added you on Facebook. I have a stone I've been working on for months. I'm trying to wrap it to make a ring. I watched you and a light went off in my head. I think I can wrap the stone now. If you add me to your group, I will show you the stone. Please be well we are praying for you dear lady.

Very hard to follow. Jumpy, up/down/out of range of picture.

You have such beautiful long natural nails!

Hard to understand at times

Isn't that too much wire for such a sm cabochon?

I just found your video this morning and love your technique. You address dexterity issues as well as other issues that people may have and the back looks beautiful where most videos that I have watched don't. Thanks! Blessi

Interesting video.

So cool 😎 Thank you for sharing

Nice works 👌👍

Thank you for this, you taught me how to use an item that I had purchased but not yet tried.

Missed you! Good to see again

Stupid messinging. I didnt say that. I said would have liked seeing what u were doing. I said Very. Interesting

Would haveiked to see how u did this. But uninteresting

I haven't seen you lately I hope all is well with you

Good job and excellent pendant!

I would like to compliment you for using a blue background. The silver coloured wire stands out very well and I can see what you are doing. Csl designs uses a whit background and everything is hard to see . so thank you

I’ve never heard the term “spoonie” before but I do have a chronic illness called Hashimoto’s Disease and brain fog is a problem - also dexterity is not what it used to be. That said, knowing there is someone who, like me, struggles with illness but loves to create, I think you are my kind of fellow crafter and since I’m pretty much a beginner at this, I’m thankful to have found you. I subscribed and hope to see more videos that give me a chance to learn from someone who doesn’t speed through and leave me in their dust! Thank you for this video! I look forward to the next one!

You mentioned the metal jig called the thing a ma jig, that's the one I have and it works great. I would recommend just spending a little more. All the pegs fit perfectly and easily. No struggling involved :)

Tell us about you! We're boring!

Can you tell me where you get your wire from and what sizes you use? Is this in one of your videos?

When watching a tutorial I like a picture of the finished product first so I can decide right away if it's something I want to try. I also like a good look at the entire finished project once the tutorial comes to an end. Giving a video tutorial is a bit like giving a How-to Speech: You tell them what you're going to do then you show them how to do it and finish with a quick recap of what you did. So, to begin it's like "In this class you will learn how to make a netted bezel for a round cabochon. I will show you how to create the base, weave the net and secure the cabochon. The materials and tools you need are this, this, and that." (Insert picture here or have the supplies arrayed on your work surface and pick each one up or point at it as you mention it) Then say something like, "You will also find a list of these items below in the description." Check out Nicole Hanna's channel. I've been following and buying tutorials from her for years. The following tutorial of hers is a classic example of a well executed lesson: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWPRiHigoaasnqc Have you checked out Pinterest.com? I recommend you open yourself an account then use it to point to your individual videos and to your KZbin homepage. Try a search on Pinterest for Business On Pinterest and you'll find lots of information on how to drive traffic to your KZbin channel. Also - if you do a search on KZbin for How To Succeed on KZbin, you'll find some great tutorials on how to make your channel work for you. Wishing you loads of success!!! I think you can make remarkable strides and be even more successful.

Bless your heart and thank you for bravely putting this video out there. I and many of my friends deal with fibromyalgia (FMS) and many have other handicaps stacked on top of that like you do. People who are mobile and can get around don't understand how debilitating FMS can be. Your story is eye-opening and heartwarming. I am so proud of you. It makes my heart sing to see you smile and your eyes sparkle when you talk of taking back control of your life by doing and sharing something you enjoy doing. You are an inspiration and I am going to share your story. Have you looked into Patreon, www.patreon.com/ ? I would be willing to donate a wee bit if you choose to set up an account there.

I enjoy watching your videos. I am looking forward to the advanced version. What size beads did you use?

Yes, all 3. I think we like to gather our supplies without watching the video first, double check when we start and then see what we need as we go along. Thanks for everything, Jen

Great tutorial, I have just taken this up and am loving it, but I am older and have dexterity, brain fog and vision issues so thank you for mentioning ways to deal with it.

Great tutorial! This style of wire wrap would be good for men's jewelry as well as women's. Would you be able to provide a link on where to purchase the pliers you're using, or could you spell out the name. I'm having trouble finding it using how I would spell it. Thanks!

you didn't make not one jump ring??

I use my drill .. i have loads of mandrels put them in my drill and i have about 100 rings in a minute... saw it with a jewelry saw.

Tell us about your dexterity issues please