Easy Wire Work Cuff Bracelet - "Atlantic Waves"

This is my first attempt at voice-over.
In this tutorial I show you how easy it is to make a very cool wire work cuff bracelet. Very little tools are needed and in 10-15 minutes you have a fabulous cuff that gets noticed.
To learn how to patina/antique with liver of sulfur go to my video
• How To Patina with Liv...
Tools & Materials:
3' of 10 or 12 gauge copper wire (I used 10 gauge for my cuff)
Full flush, heavy duty cutters (mine are Xeron)
Heavy duty round nose pliers or bail making pliers
Nylon jaw pliers
Liver of sulfur (optional)
This wire is thick and will continue to work harden so if you have weak hands, try this with 12 gauge wire or use tools to manipulate the wire easily. I like to antique or patina my copper after and if you are unsure how to do that, check out my Metalwor
Techniques video • Metalwork Techniques -...
"Atlantic Waves Earrings" • Atlantic Waves Earring...
Atlantic Waves Pendant • "Atlantic Waves" Penda...
Thanks so much for watching and I hope you will help a girl out and subscribe. Thanks for your support.
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[@ritamariekelley4077]

I had seen a photo of this bracelet, but your video explained it so clearly. THANK YOU! My friend wears copper to help ward off Covid bugs because copper has antimicrobial properties. She's a scientist so she's read the studies. Perfect gift.

[@estrellavictoria3797]

I have been searching for 12 gauge and 10 for so long I’m so happy I found you!!!!!!

[@ronnieproctor4728]

Thanks accidentally ordered 12 guage wire. I was looking for something to make with this wire. The cuffs turned out lovely, and I added a large green bead in the center. These were fun to make!!!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Ronnie Proctor Excellent! Thanks so much for watching Ronnie.

[@HavootuArchive]

congratulations you have now opened my eyes to a new obsession lol i love this so much thankyou so much for sharing!

[@sharonjack8582]

I like this so much. What a beautiful cuff. You are a very good teacher! It would be interesting to figure out how to add some large-hole gemstones for variety. Or maybe just one to the middle. It is great as is of course. Thank you so much!!!😊

[@Cause_Why_Not3]

I know this is old like 9 years, BUT THE WAY IT HELPS ITS LIKE BRAND NEW THANKY YOU 🎉

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Awesome, thank you ♥️

[@moonbubbles3046]

Your fun and youthful character shines through in every tutorial. I love learning from you.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Ooh youthful, awesome! I'm 53 and wrinkle free LOL

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much Laura.

[@bonniekonjevich7574]

TEN GAUGE WAS A MISTAKE FÒR MY LIMITED STRENGTH. I TOO WILL USE IT UP IN THE TUB USING THE WATER HEATER. YOUR DESIGN IS WONDERFUL, THNKS.!😊

[@tarakinniburgh7074]

I made this and it was a huge success! I think your videos are amazing, so easy and simple and so amazing! Thank you Liz!!!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much, Tara. That just made my day!

[@gabrielavaknin8032]

I've never worked with wire before I'm a beader but it was a lot of fun trying and it came out really nice so thanks again for making such a great and easy video

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Gabriela Vaknin Awesome Gabriela. Thanks so much for watching and welcome to the wonderful world of wire!

[@eppyandmichelledockeryarmi3113]

I love this cuff bracelet, its so awesome, I made some earnings similar. Just shorter and skinnier. Never thought about a bracelet. Thank you for such a good idea, beautiful.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

❤

[@sandrarobbins4226]

Great video LIz - you are a delight to listen to and you're very fast. Looking forward to the pendant and earrings. Thanks for sharing.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Sandra Robbins Thank you Sandra.

[@ywana999]

It's realy amazing how many beautyful pieces of jewlery you can make with a wire...and in a different colors...I 've learned a lot watching these videos...Thank you for sharing your knowledge with other interested souls...It is inspiring...😃😊😉 Good night...😄💤💤💤

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Ivana Restovic You are kind and thank you so much, Ivana. It makes me so happy to know I inspire people.

[@emilyharrison9412]

Nova Scotia! Really nice bracelet. I love making jewelry and experimenting with different wires and beads!

[@casi1955]

Hi Liz, Thank you so much for your video's i have learned so much you.I love working with copper it makes beautiful jewelry. Thank you again please keep up the wonderful work. God Bless you

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Katy for watching. I appreciate your kind feedback.

[@prayerwarrior1995]

I just subbed. I love wire works. I am new at it. Î am an experienced crocheter who loves to wor beading and wire into her work. Thanks for sharing freely your gift.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

prayerwarrior1995 Thank you so much. I too am a crocheter from way back but have not done any in years...hmm maybe I should drag out that sweater I never completed...

[@raymorrison442]

I know I'm late.. But this was an amazing video! Super fun and easy to make! Thanks for the tutorial :)

[@Dulcilady]

I wanted to try this right away but the heaviest wire I had was 16 ga copper so I used it & it turned out ok. I think the 12 ga is still a better choice & I intend to make it again when I get some 12 ga wire. After I made the bracelet, I made a ring using the same technique out of the 16 ga. It turned out really well & can be manipulated to wear on any finger because of your design & the lighter weight wire. Thanks a bunch for this inspiring video.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much Judi. I love your tenacity. That's how I end up with new designs because I just can't wait! I will have all the gauges including 10 gauge available on my website, makingiteasywithliz.com. I hope to have it up by the end of the month. I will be doing the videos for the earrings and pendant today.

[@barbarameagher]

Really nicely done…very professional! And I do thank you!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Barbara Meagher Thank you Barbara and you're so welcome!

[@Dani_sister4peace]

Thank tot so much for such an easy and lovely piece to try for my first complete piece instead of just twisting to make shapes lol! I have early arthritis and fibro at 33 so i try to keep my hands moving as much as i can, and as soon as i get the wire i will post you a pic of my finished piece. I hope it looks as awesome as yours does. I'm down in Jacksonville, Florida, but i bet you get much prettier Atlantic waves up there! You live in one of my dream spots to visit! Maybe one day I'll get to see your work in person! Thanks so much! Dani!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Danielle Gager You are so welcome, Dani and Thank You! I'm sorry to hear about your unfortunate situation, that sucks. I hope that my projects do help. Nova Scotia is beautiful and coming from Las Vegas, I too think it is a dream spot that I try not to take for granted. There is a video for earrings to match the bracelet and I will be releasing one for a pendant and ring. Good luck and if you need any help, ask away.

[@cricketberry]

I'm so pleased I stumbled upon this tutorial today not realizing I watched your Atlantic Wave Earrings and sold them right away, now I can put the two together. I love swirls and these are so easy to do. Thank you.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Cricket Berry Thanks so much Cricket for watching and for your feedback. Thanks for your support.

[@cricketberry]

+Making It Easy with Liz I can't wait to make one, I made the earring before and sold a pair right away. Where do you recommend getting the material for this bracelet? Thank you, such an inspiration you are.

[@sarahkeith9839]

Just made one using aluminum wire, and textured it too. It looks like a diamond cutnow. Turned out great! Thank you, Liz. Love your work!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

That sounds beautiful Sarah. Thanks so much for watching.

[@aprendeconmigo1221]

Fabulous. I have been looking for tutorials about pieces like this one with 10 - 12 gauge. There are very few.

[@tarakinniburgh7074]

Excellent!!! I made one of the Atlantic wave cuffs for my sisters friend and she said her partner would like one if I know how to make a 'mans one' I have no idea! I was hoping you may like a challenge hehe

[@makingiteasywithliz]

That's awesome, Tara. As for a man...did he like the same cuff? If so, I would use another 6" or so of wire, depending on how big his wrist is. Jewelry for men is a gray area with me because of it being manly enough but if a guy is going to wear a cuff, he must be pretty opened minded and accepting of the design.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

I will be adding a tutorial on a pendant and earrings to match this bracelet. Won't be long!

[@c.s7978]

+Making It Easy with Liz Do you have a link for the pendant and earrings?

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Planet Jewelry I believe there are links in the description. You will also find them on my channel.

[@c.s7978]

Thanks. I did manage to find them, have saved them to look later :)

[@MariaMunoz-fw9jl]

Hi Liz, you made me laugh with your actions at beginning, I am going to try this, buying copper tomorrow. Thank you. oh and I love your personality.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

LOL...I have my moments. Thank you Maria for watching. I'm working on a video on how to add beads.

[@MariaMunoz-fw9jl]

made it, love it, going to make more. thanks for tut.

[@rohiniunnikrishnan7062]

Beautiful and simple ....

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Rohini Unnikrishnan Thanks so much for watching.

[@caseyclarke8245]

Gained a follower just on your personality alone, the wire work is a bonus! Thank you! :)

[@jannierussell8369]

Love It!! I will be making a ton of this bracelets!! Thank You So Much For Sharing Your Idea!!!!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Jannie Russell Thank you Jannie! I appreciate your watching and feedback.

[@Lilliancooks]

I usually only make earrings but this video makes me feel like trying bracelets too...thanks! =D

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Lillian Russo I like making earrings too. I'm so happy that you found inspiration in my video to try something new. My next video is a very easy and cool wire bangle bracelet...I'm working on it now. Thanks so much for watching.

[@Lilliancooks]

Making It Easy with Liz Great, I'm looking forward to seeing that video too! Thanks =D

[@jannarumeantseva7198]

Сделала для себя два подобных браслета - ношу уже несколько лет с удовольствием. Всем, кто видит очень нравится. Спасибо за идею I made two similar bracelets for myself - I have been wearing them for several years with pleasure. Everyone who sees loves it. thanks for the idea

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you.

[@evelynbravo-sanchez1920]

Beautiful. Thank you. Ordering the wire right now.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Evelyn Bravo-Sanchez You're welcome Evelyn, and thank you.

[@jajanesaddictions]

Thank you. no wire wrapping, no stupid jump rings to open, no headpins to bend and snip! I love it! Could you do this with aluminum wire too?

[@makingiteasywithliz]

ja jane You're welcome Ja Jane. I have never tried it with aluminum before. I would suppose plain silver would work. I think the coloured would scratch off while you are working it and wearing it. It's all worth a try and if you want to post your creation, please do so on my facebook page. I would love to see it.

[@lauraaqui219]

i so love this Liz, thanks for showing us how. What a fantastic video tutorial, i love this bracelet

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Laura for watching. If you find it hard to find 10g copper wire, I sell it on my website www.makingiteasywithliz.com

[@esliet]

Great work Liz

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Eslie Taylor Thank you Eslie.

[@iliassotiropoulos712]

YOU ARE THE BOMB GOOD JOB I AM LEARNING FROM YOU THANKS NICK

[@makingiteasywithliz]

That makes me happy...thanks for watching and your support.

[@ivoryroberts546]

love easy two many things in this world to do, love easy.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Me too! Thanks so much for watching.

[@karinkoen9767]

Wow....this is awesome. Thanks for sharing.

[@shareewalls6032]

Gorgeous!!!! I love it and it will make the perfect Christmas gift this year... 😊

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Sharee Walls Thank you so much for watching Sharee.

[@khan01902]

Making It Easy with Liz

[@laurielane4740]

Love this easy making bracelet. Thanks for sharing

[@lindamartin6167]

I really enjoyed I have to try to make this bracelet.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Linda Martin That makes me happy...thanks Linda for watching.

[@khan01902]

Making It Easy with Liz

[@rhondasquires7770]

Yea! You are so much fun in your video projects! Thank you!💕 this was fun!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you, Rhonda ❤

[@beatrisiversen7519]

Great tutorial and when I saw the end it gave me quite a few good ideas as to adding beads as well. Thanks :-)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much Beatris. The possibilities are endless. I would love to see your creation. You can post a pic on my facebook page if you would like. facebook.com/makingiteasywithliz

[@beatrisiversen7519]

Thanks I would love to make a slideshow of all my wire jewelry that I have made this far :-0

[@makingiteasywithliz]

beatris iversen I really would love to see your work and if you don't mind, I will share it on my Facebook page. I love the creativity.

[@monijacq01]

I like the bracelet, I am going to make it, since I luv wearing bracelets.....

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Monica Jacques Right on!

[@elsieteixeira2499]

I love it. Thanks for sharing

[@informedandfree9828]

Thank you for a wonderfully concise video. Great information. Good job!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you, so much.

[@braveheart3417]

Wish I had the strength in my hands love watching your tutorials none the less.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Leah-beth. You can anneal your wire with a torch to soften it before working with it.

[@tarakinniburgh7074]

Yes true :) I think a bracelet or a cuff? I know what you mean about it being a grey area! I don't have any ideas at all really haha :) I just bought new supplies to try making your copper wire rings next! :)

[@estellebrunel642]

it s very good tutorial, thank you .........j en veux encore!!!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

You're so welcome Estelle and thank you!

[@c.s7978]

LOL I love watching your video's Liz, you have such a fun nature, it gives a fun experience to learning new idea's and techniques. :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

How sweet, thank you so much for watching.

[@c.s7978]

Here's my first attempt at this bracelet.. I've done 3 more today haha facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1018909268168680.1073741879.739215552804721&type=1

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Planet Jewelry Good job, thank you for sharing.

[@c.s7978]

+Making It Easy with Liz Thanks :) Having so much fun with it, I've made 4 more since this one and have started a Valentines collection. Something to keep in mind if using copper.. If you use recycled Electrical wire, it's 98.9% pure copper and has no chance of containing Arsenic. Found this out myself recently.. it also gives a nice effect when 'finishing' the products.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

I so appreciate your kind feedback and support.😆

[@mirtaramos3287]

estupenda explicación,muy limpio su trabajo.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Mirta Ramos Muchos gracias, Mirta.

[@12lesflo]

More like loved this video!!!!!!!!! Can’t wait to try it.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

❤

[@riavdmeer]

heel mooi en duidelijk uit gelegd

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Maria for watching and your kind comment.

[@sunnyscott4876]

Would like to see more projects using just the wire . Don't like using the beads and tiny wires . Your projects are big , bold and sturdy .

[@jenniferj3349]

Love your tutorials ! I am sharing to my group The Aurora Floris League of Enthusiasts on FB. We love you there.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Jennifer J I feel the love...thank you Jennifer.

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

Loved that! Sent it to my granddaughter. New sub!❤

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Many thanks ❤

[@kaitlyngwynn4766]

Oh wow I didn't realize you were from Nova Scotia, I'm from Cape Breton! I love your ideas, mine never come out quite as nice but I enjoy making them

[@janakubin2547]

Beautiful 😊

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Many thanks!

[@beadinggem]

Love this easy tutorial! Will share on my blog!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

The Beading Gem Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support and for watching.

[@arturoarancibia7767]

beautiful arte

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much.

[@Joed1261]

Thanks for the instruction, I think I might givr it a try

[@makingiteasywithliz]

I hope you do, Jose. Thanks so much.

[@mspoetic247]

loved the intro...something id do for super. lol super power cuffs

[@Cadniy1108]

Wow that was easy and beautiful!

[@marypriest3999]

You are so talented!! I cant wait to make 1. Thank you so much

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Mary Priest Thank you Mary...I appreciate your support.

[@user-qc4hi8ck4y]

Very good job

[@editamarin3338]

Beautiful!!! 😍

[@ywana999]

Thank you for your answer...😊To be honest, I'm not use to shop over the internet, and the shipping gets more than product. But, thanks to KZbin and some useful advices of the people I know, I 've found temporary solution...better say two...😉 First would be cutting a piece of plastic cover of a box of Pringles in a shape of pliers and stick it with a glue on the inside part...Second, use isolation tape for electronics and wrap it around plier noses a few times...Maybe, I helped someone too...Bye...😉😊😃

[@makingiteasywithliz]

It's amazing what you can come up with in a pinch. I hope that works out for you. Let me know which one works the best. Good luck Ivana

[@ywana999]

Thank you...😃😃😃 Good luck to you too...Wish you the best...😄😉

[@jamesallen6767]

Nice, very nice yet one might anneal the wire at any point? Heat to yellow and plunge. After some impurities will be on surface but they will brush off quite easily. Just a thought, Cheers!

[@MsCococure]

Very nice! I’m gonna give it a try!!

[@kimjohnston615]

hi Liz every time I've watched your video's i said to myself "She sounds Canadian!"you are very talented and yes you do make it seem very easy I have seen wire work on the bi ward market in Ottawa. I love the copper and wanted to learn how to do it! I love how you let your "freak flag" fly nothing better than a Canadian Ay?

[@merchernel123]

I just found you, but I love you already.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Grace-naomi E Right on Grace-naomi E. Thanks so much

[@deesmith3410]

This is beautiful. You make it look so easy. What type of wire are you using? I was told that there are different types such as dead soft. Thanks.

[@empress7222]

Very beautiful!!! You do these videos so well!!!! Anyone knows where i could purchase the green handle pillers? Thanks much.

[@kirtandrews1859]

Hello gorgeous lady I am goongnti attempt this cuff this week and I am going to attempt to add some magnets to it too as I suffer with arthritis quite badly. I figure if I chose sections and ball pain it to as flat as possibly then I can attach a tiny 2mm neodymium magnet.. will see maybe big failure whom knows

[@slcssacredgemz]

That was pretty cool!!!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thanks so much Sandra.

[@melaamericana803]

bellissimo tutorial fantastico il progetto grazie di cuore

[@makingiteasywithliz]

mela americana Grazie

[@pattilupi7447]

Where can I find the rest of your video's? You are not only amazing but funny! I really enjoy your lessons but want more! Please tell me where to find the rest of your video's. Thank you!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Patti Lupi Hi Patti, thank you so much for your wonderful comment. You can find my videos at kzbin.info Merry Christmas

[@elvirapadilla7535]

Hermoso trabajo, saludos desde Perú

[@sandradavis847]

great tutorial.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Sandra Davis Thank you Sandra for watching.

[@barbaraspehar2785]

I love this! Great video. Love your humor too 😊

[@kidzinthecar2765]

Hi you have a wonderful energy and ooze charisma..... can you or anyone please tell me where to source this type of copper wire...we live in Melbourne Australia and am finding it difficult to source... I thought it would be everywhere but not so... any help would be much appreciated and your videos are great.......well done

[@mamapatdontoh3806]

Thanks soooo much Liz

[@joyjones8284]

Awesome. Ty for showing how...

[@kayleeoickle7736]

Awesome!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thanks Kaylee!

[@christinat9029]

Gorgeous!

[@samanthaspeakman2811]

Love it! Thank you for sharing

[@makingiteasywithliz]

You're welcome, Samantha and thank you!

[@aquafina6544]

i love this... did anyone tell you that you look and sound like the activia lady?

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Ha ha...no I haven't heard that one! Thanks for watching.

[@d.chamblee6924]

That activia lady is Jamie Lee Curtis!!

[@MadebyaBEAutifulqueenBea]

aqua fina Jamie Lee Curtis!?! LMFAO you are so right. I like that. Lol.

[@TheNuggetshooter]

If the 12 gauge gets to difficult to bend, have you tried annealing it with a propane torch, dipping it in cold water to cool it, bending it and then annealing it from time to time as needed?

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Yes, I have annealed before, but I try to teach things that a person can accomplish with very little equipment. If I'm able to do it with my bare hands, then most people will be able to do it too. Thank you for watching and for your suggestion.

[@shortieReal-j5d]

It's so cute and quick to make 💜 how would you add an crystal

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Wrap it on with a thin wire.

[@peteflynn3923]

Liz, I am thinking that heating and quenching the piece would release the work-hardening. It also might color the metal. Have you experimented with this? I'm thinking of using my barbeque , or maybe a torch for this.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Pete Flynn Hi Pete yes, annealing the wire definitely would make it easier to work with but you would need a torch to reach the high heat needed. I try to teach projects with minimal tools and equipment so its doable for everyone. I don't offer those techniques but are an option for the more advanced. Thanks so much for your great question and for watching.

[@kristylg]

This is beautiful! I love your tutorials and your designs. I also loved visiting Nova Scotia, I'm a bit jealous you are there :) Anyway, I'm wondering how to keep from getting tool marks on the wire, especially such a soft metal and a thick gauge. When I'm trying to manipulate such stiff wire I get lots of marks. I have some coating that you can dip your pliers into to help, but I never see professionals use this so there must be another trick! Thanks for all your help!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Kristy Good Hi Kristy. What part of Nova Scotia did you visit? I live on the south shore, 15 min from Mahone Bay and 20 from Lunenburg. It is beautiful. Tool marks are going to happen and since it's handmade, is a characteristic of the craft but I know what you mean...there are some that are undesirable. Once you have some experience working with wire and you have the confidence in what you are creating, it's easier to place your tools so they don't move a lot. Yes coating them will help either with the rubber dip (I like 3 coats, one right after the other and hang to dry) or painter's tape. You can buff out your tool marks with a small file or sand paper. Thank you so much for watching. If you ever get this way again, we should hook up.

[@kristylg]

Thanks for that advice Liz! I will keep that in mind. I certainly need to just practice more and I'm sure it will come with time. We did a bit of a road trip, basically circling the entire province. We visited Halifax and then stayed at a B&B on the western side, on the Bay of Fundy. I can't recall the name of the town right now. We had wanted to stay in Lunenburg but didn't get to. It was winter when we visited so I'd love to go back in the summer. I'm sure it's just gorgeous! I will let you know if I do ever get back that way. How kind of you to suggest :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Oh yes, you must visit in the summer...the winter is awful. Was the town called Digby?

[@lidiamcculley8933]

Amazingly & beautifully done!!! Thanks for sharing your talent!!! Blessings P.S.: I did suscribed!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Lidia McCulley Awesome, thank you so much Lidia.

[@lidiamcculley8933]

Making It Easy with Liz Thanks to you as well, my friend!

[@40yearsartforms]

Liz, I have watched a number of your videos. I am so excited to get the materials to get started. One question; How do you keep your manicure flawless??? My nails do not last 5 minutes with my craftwork. What is your secret? Please keep teaching us new techniques!!!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Ha thanks Susan...I paint them that day or the night before and usually looks crappy by the following day. I'm in the same boat. Thanks so much for watching and for your kind feedback.

[@inspiredcaroline24]

I've watched this twice now, once to see the process & once to remind myself as my memory is shocking? lol.... Really like the organic look & simplicity (I say that before trying one, I suspect you make it look easier than is). the cuff design always works on my wrists as they are smaller than standard. The cuff allows for adjustment, thus a better fit. Going to try one in silver as a gift but I've found even with hammering, the shape doesn't hold/stiffen. Do you have any idea what I might be doing wrong? I appreciate this video was made a while back so if you can't reply, that's cool. Tfs. C....

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+inspiredcaroline24 Oh I always reply back, thanks so much for watching. What gauge of wire are you using? I used 10 gauge in the video which is very heavy and 14 gauge works well too...smaller gauges would need to be narrower and lots more "waves", just off the top of my head without experimenting on my own. I hope this helps.

[@darleenworkshop270]

Thanks for sharing

[@THESHOMROM]

Love these.

[@Tinkimoon]

Your intro hella funny, something ide do...great tuttuttooo

[@makingiteasywithliz]

tinki moon Thank you so much Tinki Moon.

[@NaNana-ey6jk]

Where can l find 10 gauge wire? No, Michaels didn't carry any.

[@debraphillips8921]

What fun and beautiful

[@RoBerT-xt4xw]

Fantastic

[@lauraaqui219]

i recently made this bracelett, and i really love it, i played around with and adjusted it several times, unfortunatly, i was not able to get it to feel secure enough to stay on. A The time of actually making this bracelett, I only had wire 1.5mm which in americian wire guages is either a 14 or a 16 guage, do you think, that this is the reason, why? im now making the matching earrings for this bracelett, as they look so great, any chance you might be willing to design an atlantic waves necklace, and share it here with us? i fancy bending and looping a wire form neck piece, and maybe, hanging some droplets of beads of some sort off it maybe, at the end of some curved, loops, that could also be awsome. thank you, Liz. Laura Liverpool, England uk.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Laura Aqui This bracelet is best in 10 gauge, maybe 12 gauge but anything finer is flimsy and won't hold it's shape well or stay confomed. Flattening the wire with a chasing hammer a bit will work harden it some and may make a difference. You could also try twisting finer gauges together but might be too stiff to work without annealing it. Thanks so much for watching and your great questions.

[@oclove1503]

Laura Aqui I'm not sure if what I assume is right or not. because 14 or 16 gage would of still worked for you. but my question to you is, are you using copper? what kind of metal was it?. from what I'm guessing, I think maybe you might have used like an aluminum metal. that's easy to bend but as far as holding it's shape, it won't really. And after bending it so much. if it was still easy to bend. it probably is the wrong metal wire you are using. if you purchase wire to attempt this again. make sure you get DEAD SOFT wire. so it will be a little easy at first to bend. but the more you bend, it will start to harden up on you.hope that helps.