Basic wire wrap stone for beginners | simple pendant with round cabochon 1031

[@robynm7221]

Hi dear Lan Anh, I love ❤ this tutorial, it's simple & it's a simply elegant design 🙆‍♀️ Thank you dear friend for another great video❣

[@LanAnhHandmade]

thank you my friend 🥰😘

[@robynm7221]

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[@sandmaker]

Nice, easy, slippery, beautiful pendants. Thanks for the stop action close up's, they really help. 😷⚒

[@LanAnhHandmade]

thank you my friend

[@stacygreenlese8117]

Thank you so much. When other people show how to wrap the stone they cover the beautiful stone and you show the beautiful stone so thank you I just love your videos and work keep them coming

[@yvette_is_Mamacado]

Yes! It seems "showy" or like "how much can i put on 1 single piece." They're very talented but imho, & other jewelry making friends, people dont buy them. Simple wraps like these however do sell and are just as beautiful, if not moreso.

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Thank you , I always try to make it possible for everyone to make their own products

[@roseg5903]

So beautiful 😍 thank you for sharing.👍💝

[@LanAnhHandmade]

I'm glad you liked it, Have a nice day

[@a.p.5429]

I enjoy your videos. Youre such an artist. You kake it look effortless. perfect practice makes perfect. I need more practice. Love you can see so much stone.

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Thank you my friend, I always try to make it possible for everyone to make their own products

[@amycampbell6869]

I have been sitting on cabochons for months! THIS video helped me know what to do. Thank you so much for sharing clearly for us! ❤️🙌🏼

[@LanAnhHandmade]

thank you liked , Wish you success and make more beautiful products

[@ЛарисаКалатозишвили]

Спасибо большое. Очень красивые подвески.

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Я рада, что вам понравилось, надеюсь, вы найдете на моем канале еще много полезного.

[@joannanicholas2566]

Absolutely stunning 😍

[@LanAnhHandmade]

I'm glad you liked it, Have good day

[@dcoco1830]

I really enjoy watching your videos. You make it look so easy

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Thank you , I always try to make it possible for everyone to make their own products

[@Enasfnassar]

So beautiful and nice

[@LanAnhHandmade]

I'm glad you liked it, Have a nice day

[@Hannagiris]

И лайк, глядя. Прям в процессе просмотра😁

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Я рада, что вам понравилось, хорошего дня

[@garymaylon2025]

Beautiful.

[@LanAnhHandmade]

I'm glad you liked it, Have good day

[@luminitanora6048]

Hi Lan Anh! Thank you very much for all your beautiful teachings!🥰 I was wondering if you could make a video about a ring with a big irregular shaped stone. 🙏 I've always dreamed of making one for myself.🧚❤️

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Thanks for your suggestion. The stones have an irregular shape, It is very difficult to have a specific method, Because different stones will have different ways of doing it. You can refer to the playlist kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGbNcmiqrdBmq7c to choose the method that suits your stone.

[@sumphrey1977]

Thank you.

[@LanAnhHandmade]

I'm glad you liked it, Have a nice day

[@user-zl6mb7rh6p]

Лайк, не глядя! 👍🤗😘

[@LanAnhHandmade]

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[@ТатьянаАРМ]

Обязательно сделаю спасибо большое 🌥️

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Желаю вам успехов и делайте больше красивых продуктов

[@dyannegrete5366]

Gracias Lo haré con algunas piedras que tengo , tu creatividad y arte es maravilloso 🙌🏼💛✅😊

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Gracias, te gustó, te deseo éxito y fabricamos productos más hermosos.

[@HunniChile72]

I always love watching your videos Lan Anh! Can you do a wire wrap style on a natural/rough stone please? A stone with no smooth/ even edges or a flat back? I' ve been sitting on a piece of natural pyrite for a minute and can't figure out how to!! 😩 It may be quite a challenge but I believe in you 😄🥰

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Thanks for your suggestion. The stones have an irregular shape, It is very difficult to have a specific method, Because different stones will have different ways of doing it. You can refer to the playlist kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGbNcmiqrdBmq7c to choose the method that suits your stone.

[@HunniChile72]

@@LanAnhHandmade Thank you! I'll go watch and like the videos right now.

[@cindysargent8522]

Lovely! ❤

[@LanAnhHandmade]

I'm glad you liked it, Have a nice day

[@sherryjohnson4090]

💚💚🤩💚💚 Thank you!

[@LanAnhHandmade]

I'm glad you liked it, Have a nice day

[@isamunozlopez5682]

Me encantó. Gracias ❤

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Me alegra que te haya gustado, espero que encuentres más cosas útiles en mi canal.

[@magiciana1]

Que bonitoooo

[@LanAnhHandmade]

Que bom que você gostou, tenha um bom dia

[@yvette_is_Mamacado]

This is for ANYONE: As she turns the wire in. ...thats where i always scratch mine. I dont like using very thin guage so rhats probably why. But my question is this...Does ANYONE make pliers made of non metals like acrylic, heavy plastic, a silicone perhaps??? I obviously dont know materials for tools. Lol. However...what about disposable covers for tool tips. (Sorry. I tried to arrange that question so it didnt sound dirty but that wasn't so easy. 🤣)

[@LanAnhHandmade]

i just used what i had on hand, you can change to whatever you have, similar things are interchangeable

[@user-mv9tt4st9k]

You can buy a silicone dip. Crafters dip the jaws of their pliers into the liquid silicone and then let them dry. The pliers are supposed to both grip the wire better and not leave cut marks. I use round pliers to twist or pull wires inward--it is fiddly compared to needle nose pliers and saves me dipping my pliers in silicone. I will sometimes wrap my plier jaws with electrical or painters' tape (electrical is the better of the two). You can also sand your needle nose pliers with 1,000 grit sandpaper. Focus on "sharp" edges that tend to make cut marks in the wire. 😉

[@santhoshamurarishetty5178]

Super please tell me to which purpose which gauge wire is useful

[@LanAnhHandmade]

I usually use 20 gauge ( diameter of 0.8 mm) to bend, 28 gauge (diameter of 0.3mm) to wrap. Some operations include wrapping a short length, I use wire 26 gauge (diameter of 0.4mm)

[@santhoshamurarishetty5178]

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