Basic Beginner Prong Cabochon Wire Wrap Pendant Tutorial

[@FreeSpirit1111]

So, I just tried this method with a large lapis lazuli heart, puffy on both sides, and while I had to change method a little to accommodate the differences I was able to achieve a strong pronged housing with no stone movement. This was my first time wrapping a stone so it took me about 2 hours to achieve it but I like the results. Now I can wear my stone and receive the full benefits of it. I plan to try other stones in this style as well. Thank you for the tutorial!

[@sheilahdang11]

thank you for posting this video. I love the simplicity of this design. your finished product is reminiscent of an African mask. I love it. I have a beautiful tear dropped moss agate stone that I am going to use this method on. Again thank you

[@benancialopez6894]

It is very simple and pretty. Very professional job. You are an artist and explain very well. Thank you very much for sharing. God bless you

[@lauriesuzanne8848]

Wow! Such sleek lines make this a classic beauty. Many thanks, Oxana, for your generous and mightily talented tutelage.

[@illzwillzwatuz963]

Yup

[@Eli666Ms]

this guy's got a personality!

[@lourias]

I like the way to did this demonstration. I had tried other ways of getting the prongs around stone, but the others did not work. Thank you. Also, I just recieved my very low end rolling mill (less that $150 on eBay) which allows me a near endless supply of square, half-round, and flatter wires. It is great to be able to "mess up", annual, and reform my wire work.

[@sanskritishrestha999]

You taught this effortlessly and flawlessly, and that is amazing work, thank you so much!!

[@jogonzalez3562]

I love the way you go slow enough so I could keep up without falling asleep.

[@darrengosling2465]

You are such a good speaker and you explain things really easily.

[@GB58able]

Just what I need, a few simple to make Bezels! My husband and I make Polymer Clay jewelry, many Cabs, and we are running out of ideas on how to make some bezels that are not wire woven. This is just right. (you also have some other nice ones that I have placed on My Favorites list, so I can work on them ASAP. Thanks for the fine tutorials.

[@fredjohnson9856]

Thank you for sharing this design. It is simple and beautifully shows off the stone.

[@robopam]

Thanks for the tutorial. Just made my wife a tiny trilobite pendant for her birthday.

[@Merridaze]

Excellent tutorial! Just the right pace to easily follow. Thanks!

[@AGNESC68]

yes..just nice to hold on to the stone too.

[@buzzgreen20]

Thanks, I eyeballed mine and it came out ok!

[@samfortier3150]

Ho oxana thank you for inspiring me and teaching me how to make pendent

[@lynettev2529]

Can't wait to try this! Been wanting to learn this technique for stones I have polished. Thank you!

[@drakecurtis8025]

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[@terryschmitt8095]

Very nice for us beginner's. TY

[@muratsenturk83]

What a lovely voice is !

[@maryeldo9810]

Finally a way I can set my coffin cut stones. I'll add another set of prongs and I thing I'll be good to go. Could you do a tutorial for the coffin shaped beads/cabochons? I know I'd benefit from it! Love your channel! 💖

[@lusiashulz5307]

thanks for sharing your skill ,simple method dill with loose stone

[@pjarman8874]

Nice style for beginner

[@Be12397]

Very chic and simple.

[@redeyestones3738]

I like to call em "rain drop shape". Tear drop is a sad word for a fun beautiful craft

[@benambadshahkpk9572]

Wow 😮 beautiful, thank You so much, to teach us on a easy way 🚦,,.

[@HooLeeYo]

Superb!! Thank you for such a great step by step!!! 👍Beautiful piece by the way!

[@STLGlassWorks]

I love it... it looks so tribal! 😄💗😄

[@GoyoMerkier]

THIS IS GOING TO BE A CLASSIC. THANK YOU OXANA FOR SHARING

[@loriprihoda8731]

I like it, so simple and unique.

[@georgegarcia7136]

This video inspired me to learn more wire wrapping The tutorial iseems spot on. However , in reality, I encountered a lot of difficulties. Perhaps you should demonstrate possible errors the student experiences and how to avoid them Also an emphasis on how to correct common messes .. holding one end of the piece, displaces another. As beginners we are experienced enough to “eyeballing” measurements. Please make another video for real. beginners in wire wrapping thank you

[@OxanaCrafts]

thank you for your feedback, you are right this piece may be a bit tricky for a true beginner who is wire wrapping for the first time. I highly recommend for beginners to start with beads, that is how I myself started at first. Here are great beginner bead videos: (1) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYfRpJhmadOpn9E (2) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmO4mamFjb96rNk (3) kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2bbXnSsqKtlbqM (3)

[@erkifonsecalago8359]

Amei esse sua obra de arte

[@Nejopato]

Looks like a little brown alien, beautiful! 👽❤👽

[@BlackBearSixTV]

Very well engineered! Thanks!

[@esthertan170]

It's lunchtime. Um on my way to get my new pliers and the wires.....

[@debbiegoble9836]

Love it will try to use it.

[@michellegraham6580]

I have the same stone ! It’s really pretty !!!

[@AgentJRock805]

What if you start point down to set the stone but put the bail back on the fat end. Would that secure it a little better than starting from the big end?

[@ocacadordepedrasdonordeste8568]

Linda Maravilha belíssimo trabalho magnifico Parabéns 👍👏

[@thedark1892]

Pleas simple ear pearcing & strass 5 in one

[@tiendakhaf1435]

Love your videos 💞💕. Wonder what kind/brand of pliers do you use? Thank you.

[@OxanaCrafts]

Xuron brand amzn.to/2Vghbyw

[@tiendakhaf1435]

@@OxanaCrafts thank you.

[@dadsrustorations5103]

Very cool look! Thanks…

[@rosaelinav8036]

It’s beautiful 🧡

[@WhippetLuvs]

Where can I get the 18 gauge square and the 22 gauge half round all I seem to be able to find is round wire please help ASAP I have gifts to make thank you

[@VishousDhestroyer]

Can you show the prong method with a ring?

[@buzzgreen20]

so you didn't mention what the size of the bail should be, is there a general rule of thumb, or do you just eyeball it...

[@OxanaCrafts]

I usually just eyeball it. You can make bail according to your preference, if you have a thick chain you want to use you can make it bigger to accommodate.

[@mystellaluminosa]

Bellissimo progetto grazie per la condivisione

[@felipemunoz7595]

Saludos desde CHILEEE...

[@shakm.9123]

Thank you so much it’s beautiful!

[@housepraise9369]

Txs you we appreciate that

[@ceealston117]

Do you have any dvd with all of creations? I don't have the room and would like to see them all together. Thanks

[@lindahobster7480]

How can I avoid the pliers leaving chew marks on the wire please?

[@OxanaCrafts]

I use sandpaper after to buff out the marks

[@ginger-cathousecreations4315]

A few tweaks and this could be an alien face!

[@martelenclume5555]

Your work is amazing, thank you for sharring it with us! I have a question for you, I live in France, and I cannot find half-round wire... Can I ask you where you find yours please? I absolutely understand if you don't want to tell ! Again, thanks a lot, you rock :D

[@OxanaCrafts]

My wire is from Rio Grande

[@martelenclume5555]

OxanaCrafts you're adorable, thanks 💚

[@joannbailey5509]

Thank you again for a wonderful design. I really like the simplicity of your beginner tutorials. A question you might not know the answer to. I wear mostly gold-colored chains so I normally use gold wire but am having difficulty finding gold (or brass) square dead soft and dead soft half round. I purchased gold filled but it is so expensive for my level of expertise. Have you any idea where I might find this? And again I cannot thank you enough for all your tutorials-I am in awe of you.

[@OxanaCrafts]

Rio Grande sells brass in square and half round and dead soft

[@darrellcanhelp735]

awesome , thanks

[@craftygirl2247]

Hi , is there no way to prevent the pliers damaging the wire

[@OxanaCrafts]

You can use sandpaper afterwards to file away any marks

[@craftygirl2247]

Hi , but wont the sand paper rough it all up

[@thekaliedoscopecrystal913]

Yes you can use Tool Magic

[@ingridinthis3d5dnow25]

Can I use this same technique with other shape stones as long as there is a pointed end?

[@OxanaCrafts]

Maybe like a heart or triangle? I'd think it should work

[@peacenlove3faith302]

Very nice ty new sub!

[@jothecook]

The cabs I have are not flat on the back, would this still work?

[@OxanaCrafts]

It may not, you want an actual cabochon for this that is flat in back and domed in front.

[@haroldalvaradomanrique6618]

SENCILLO Y PRACTICO

[@niceaquinomusicascompropos5531]

Tenho uma jaspe 😍.

[@purnitabharat9510]

IRONMAN! 😝

[@purnitabharat9510]

Love you lady! 💜

[@juegoart4414]

I was looking for this comment 😆

[@mmaa6964]

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[@user-yc5rx2gq8r]

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[@regal222]

This is beautiful but it just slides out the top no matter what I do I followed the tutorial exactly too :/

[@georgegarcia7136]

Correction : we are NOT experienced enough to eyeball measurements

[@gunners4085]

Tq dear

[@omnikeyztheoracle7761]

really nwice

[@rlm98253]

The use of a lapel microphone would have greatly improved the quality and clarity of the audio. You, obviously, were facing away from the on-camera microphone in this video.

[@OxanaCrafts]

I filmed this in my bathroom, because at the time I was filming the lighting was best there, but it is small and very echo-ey

[@creativesolutionsart-h3o]

I couldn’t tell what was happening at the last part after you rolled the bail… And you said to put them around the prong so it won’t come apart.… I watched it a couple of times but still a little unclear

[@cathy40]

Nice, simple design. Have you ever tried nylon pliers? Those pliers you use just gouge the heck out of your wire work! It's a real shame to see all those gouges

[@OxanaCrafts]

They usually buff out after I oxidize and polish, and if they are real deep I use sandpaper to get them out. I have used nylon pliers but they just do not work well for me and I find them pretty hard to use

[@debradavis969]

its not as easy as it looks.