Double sided wirework rose link/charm

[@reppeplucw]

Christine, these are beautiful and has loads of possibilities. I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again, I love your tutorials. You are one of the best at demonstrating and explaining all the steps. Thank you so much!

[@anaauroraaparicio585]

This is the best wire rose tutorial I have seen!!! Awesome,, just beautiful!!! Thank you so much for showing precisely how to do it, so clearly and explaining every detail so well. You are so talented,,, God bless you😊

[@paulinem8694]

Your designs are all unique and beautiful!!

[@cherylharris2895]

Beautiful work as usual wish I watched this earlier so that I could of replicated what you did with my earing set. Thanks for the ingenious idea

[@kimdahlquist5480]

Super cute! Will be making a bracelet with these links... hopefully today! Thank you for the excellent tutorial. 😊

[@appleholic1553]

Thank you. This is something that is quick and fun. I'm making a vase with metal flowers and it's already looking impressive. God bless ✌🏽️

[@yotubeguis]

Cristina thank you so much I was able to follow your instructions and loved the result

[@MichelleJM]

So beautiful! Thanks for sharing! 💗👍😊

[@bennettearnold5140]

really nice so delicate Thank you for sharing You always make such wonderful creations!

[@tanyasanchez1742]

Very, Very Pretty. Thank you for sharing

[@paulafernandes2127]

Olá!!!! Descobri hoje. É lindíssimo!!!!! Ensina muito bem. Vivam tb os artesãos americanos!!!! Bjssss Portugal

[@lindacurrier2262]

wonderful thank you so much for sharing

[@footnut1234]

I was able to make the Rose! Thank you!

[@ChristineSEGALAT667]

Depuis quelques jours je regarde ce que vous faites et tout est très joli

[@pamelagari-wheater5297]

Brilliant! Thank you so much.

[@coppersulphate3532]

You make it look so effortless ❤️

[@katiekat8478]

You’re like the Doctor. You’re clever.

[@kimopenheimer8924]

Beautiful bracelet.🌹

[@sewsweet502]

So cool ...I just love it thank you ☺😊😀😁

[@ivanacampos5206]

Vc é muito inteligente faz cada coisa linda

[@patriciacunningham8897]

Cristina, Love your tutorials. I first learned to macrame with your tutorials, after watching so many on you tube yours are the easiest to understand. I couldn't tell you how many bookbag pulls with school colors with a bulldog charms for my granddaughter. Shes in all kinds of sports and gives them to teamates. I would like to try these rose links but I have a question about the wire. Will the copper wire patina or do you buy non tarnish? My repertoire of jewelry making is small from only starting at age 62. I firmly believe in always learning and I thank you all the great teaching and inspiration. You may not realize how much you contribute, but you do. Thank you, Patricia Cunningham

[@vickyrushton1783]

I am in awe😍

[@yolandahernandezcastillo7423]

Que hermosa Gracias por compartir

[@Love.Yourself.1976]

♥️ very useful

[@teofilarincones4963]

gracias chica hermosos

[@TheGoldnLuna]

Your designs are so beautiful! I’ve been watching for years now. I always get excited if I make anything that even remotely resembles what you make. 😂

[@PaxVegas]

Making them now. I’m using red tiger tail wire. Looking beautiful so far. Thank You. Your amazingly talented. And your Instructions are super easy. I have also created the Egyptian wire bracelet with gemstones.

[@janinemeehan6568]

Beautiful! I was wondering how you made the double-sided roses, after watching your really gorgeous long necklace with them! They sure made it a 'statement' piece.

[@annabr776]

Those are so pretty! I have so many ideas on how to incorporate them into necklaces and bracelets. I can't wait to try them. Thank you for sharing you are so talented.

[@mjremy2605]

Very nice rose charm or pendant. Clever way to make a double-sided rose. I would have used heavier gauge and made a single rose, and finished off with the two loops on either end. I am making a rose necklace using a carved goldstone rose with carnelian faceted beads. I can now add some copper roses as charm beads to the necklace. Really pleased about this. Thank you for this demo. Thank you for no music! What a joy to have just a soothing human voice with no background din. fyi for viewers: I used 24 inches of either 20 gauge or 28 gauge copper square wire (not round) and made a rose ring. I used a size 8.5 mandrel, added 4 coils for the ring, then made a rose and tucked in the ends on the band edges. I used 18 gauge half round wire for banding on either side. The flat side of half round adheres well to the flat ends of the square wire. The domed side gives a nice circular texture against the sharp edges of the square wire. The square wire rose has lovely crisp petal edges, and looks much better than round wire. I urge everyone to start using square wire, which is so much nicer. Remember that square wire feels and is, thicker than round wire in the same gauge. Half round is thinner and more delicate than round wire in the same gauge. Always buy half round wire on spools not coils as it tangles easily and impossible to spool yourself.

[@tishsmiddy71]

Beautiful 🥰 thank you 🤟🏻❤️💋. I made it but turned it into a ring ! Lol . I love it and my friends love it , so I get to practice ! I want to make me a necklace ! ❤️🤟🏻 thank you again.

[@gloriamariamoreno4384]

IT's beautiful... precious...❤❤❤

[@eviltabbi]

I love your tutorials, you describe each step so clearly. Thank you :)

[@vickbond008]

This is great, I've made a few roses now. I was wondering if you've made a tutorial on how to attach these to a stick pin, or something like that.

[@Katina01TX]

After watching your Bargain Bead Box video yesterday I was looking for the instructions for the double-sided rose on your channel and didn't see one. So it's like you read my mind! Thanks for the tutorial!

[@heatherstworzyjanek8483]

I love your work. You are so talented. Thank you for sharing your talent and taking time out to teach us. Your tutorials are so clear and easy to follow thank you again. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@yaco7811]

Me encantan tus trabajos, felicitaciones por tu hermosa creatividad!!

[@sue7777]

Thanks, Christina, for showing us how to make a beautiful rose from a piece of plain copper wire--a lovely design.

[@maniok1977]

Difficult to follow for a beginner.

[@kakea8403]

I really enjoyed this! Tyvm

[@kathrynsmith2684]

Brilliant!! Love this! Thank you so much. 💗💗💗😍

[@yomama8873]

Love these. So talented. Thank you very much😱💜💜

[@fatimabttt]

You are very talented 💖🤩❣️💞☺️😊

[@jaanaffi]

Thank you for this tutorial! Definitely going to make ones!

[@Crystalnachi]

Where do you get your wire from?

[@jesclynrequinaa6442]

this is genius!!

[@sindy5100]

Hello Cristina, I've been following you and watching your tutorials for a long time and love everything you make but especially how calmly and good you explain everything, but I've never dared to attempt to give wirework ago so I never bought wire. Could you please tell me where you buy your wire? I live in Belgium (Europe) so I can order it England with no trouble at all. Thanks a lot for answering and greetings, Sindy 💞

[@BethBArtz]

You knocked this demo out of the park, Christine. Very clear and complete. I feel confident that I can make a good job of these, with some practice. Thanks!

[@christinaschuricht8506]

What gauge would you suggest if I can't find 22... would you go larger or smaller gauge?..tyvm for your videos!

[@debbiegoble9836]

Make great earrings... Can you do video of putting them together as earrings or bracelet

[@stephanieplatt6138]

Your roses are the nicest thank you for teaching them

[@MsHopeify]

Love your videos. Thank you!

[@louannnance637]

Very attractive piece

[@sarahlou40]

Beautiful x

[@anngabriel5455]

Beautiful

[@DIACosmetics]

Thanks. I love it.