Hammered Textured Metal - Beaducation.com

[@netcreativedesigns]

Kim - you have done such a great job on this tutorial! Very thorough and easy to understand. Great job!

[@kimlyons8550]

Kim, I took your Armature class in '15 and just wanted to say how thorough both your in person and videos are. I have watched this twice now and each time gotten better understanding of just what the metal does. Thank you.

[@rossmindt]

A VERY long video, but I couldn't turn it off..... you keep us watching..... one of the best tutorials I have seen. Thank you!

[@marybaars3262]

Kim did a thorough explanation. Beaducation is one of the best places for tutorials. Thank you for sharing

[@beaducation]

Thanks for the feedback Mary....and thanks for the compliment!!!

[@valkapow]

Thank you! Love that you are so patient and answer the unanswered. All your tips and encouragement are precious.

[@lamamiricarodriguez7033]

Excelente. .very good..

[@rlm98253]

Excellent! By far the very best tutorial on working with copper that I have ever seen on KZbin.

[@isaybub]

My hubby and I just took a week long class with Kim two weeks ago at the Wm. Holland school in Youngstown, Ga. She's a awesome teacher and holds nothing back about the tricks of the trade that she came up with on her own. Hope to take another advanced class with her the next time around.

[@jackiel2175]

Thank you so much for making this tutorial. It's the best one I've seen - clear, informative, without the usual 'jokey' asides. I watched the whole lot & actually made notes! Brilliant.

[@DeborahBergenbeaderreader]

Awesome... love this bracelet. Jean is such a great teacher.. Who would put a thumbs down..I never even pay attention to that but this was so good! All the cool tools and how to use them,. I'm stoked!!

[@GloriaTellez52]

Most detailed, explained video, covering from tools, best use of tools to the end of the bracelet. Well done.

[@azzakts]

I am so thankful! I'm not planning on doing this exact project, but I've learn sooo much that I'm going to use creating my own projects! You're such a great teacher for beginners, explaining every time why you're doing what you're doing, giving hints and tips, alternative ways etc. This is something you don't find easily on youtube. Thanks again!

[@sharonstufforiginal]

What a wonderful class!! I have so many ideas now and I learned quite a few tips!

[@allanthompson9695]

Perfect length video. I mean that because, simply put, the more the better. Thanks Kim. Lots of fun along the way of picking up some really useful tips and practices, let alone inspiration. Cheers. Your sharing of skills and knowledge is appreciated. All the best from Zina and Me

[@beaducation]

Thanks for your feedback, Allan. Glad it was helpful!

[@susiealverson1]

Loads of great information! You're a great teacher with wonderful, detailed instruction. I learned so much. Thank you.

[@drc536]

Love this video. I was trying to figure out how to use some of these tools, especially the texturing hammers. Thanks for making this, and hope you do more demos.

[@anulikahdawson5757]

You are a great instructor. I have learned so much jus in this video on hammering, textures, sizing etc. Many thanx on sharing your experience.

[@teristeinborn4872]

Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing your time and your incredible talents! I've learned so much from watching these videos and as a result my skills continue to improve as does my experience! I owe any success's to all of you! Many, many thanks!Teri

[@criscrisbap]

You are an excellent teacher. Thank you SO MUCH.

[@andrealake5114]

I really enjoyed this video. I am so grateful that I came across it during my searches.

[@michellehendrix9976]

You are a GREAT teacher. Thank you

[@brennakohlhase4194]

You are an amazing teacher, Jill!!! I can't wait to meet you in a few weeks at Tucson.

[@46dhill]

Thank you so much for a wonderful instructional video! Your tips helped me resolve several issues that were not covered in the cold connection classes I have taken. Looking forward to more videos by you.

[@rachelputtock7373]

I reallly appreciate this tutorial. I am learning so much. Very thorough on what you are doing . I don't get bored..I will always looking for you

[@sheriremirez4287]

So many useful tips and reminders in this tutorial. Thank you!

[@SuperRoxanne7]

What a great video. Very well explained. Learned a lot of tips from this video about making jewelry in general. Thanks!

[@audreybernsteinmusic]

oh thank you so much! I love that pebbly hammer too, will look for it on beaducation too!

[@Methelinhill]

Excellent video! Can't wait to try and create my own textured bracelet.

[@elerinedd1785]

Lovely bracelet and excellent video - thank you!

[@barbaralyons3002]

Excellent tutorial, great techniques, how too’s, tips n tricks..very thorough 👍

[@beaducation]

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[@jasonlevi8059]

Great tutorial. I like the way you explained everything. Thank you

[@beaducation]

Thanks for watching!

[@honeybuzzard2843]

WOOOOW....she uses the hammer like a sewing machine needle. AMAZING

[@mariangies]

Hi, what a fabulous video. and the bracelet is absolutely gorgeous. thank you so much! now I want to make one.. and the only thing I already own is the tool to make the jump rings. I guess it's time to hit the stores. lol

[@beaducation]

It is a super fun one. We have a lot of the tools and materials needed on our site. Here is a link to everything she used in this class beaducation.com/online_classes/119-hammered-textured-metal

[@WatchesbyHelen]

This is a really wonderful video. I learned a lot. I am gonna start looking for different hammers. I like what you say about becoming one with your tool.

[@gladysgarden]

By far the best video covering lots of techniques, tfs

[@karenmasseau1414]

Excellent tutorial!!! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@beaducation]

Thanks for watching!

[@rosegaither]

what a great class and what a great teacher! Thank you.

[@beaducation]

It's called the Poundo Mat and you can find it on our site as well.

[@constancestevens6822]

2018 and this is still an excellent video!

[@tattooskin72]

The texture from the 4 star hammer is gorgeous! I must get that hammer hehe.

[@marilouhatler]

Great video. Love her patient an through teaching technique. Very knowledgeable.

[@marilouhatler]

Beautiful metal hand made jewelry.

[@larryrichards3668]

Very good video, I just realized I was pounding the wrong end of my cutter tools. Although it worked, but now I know the correct way. Thanks so much. P.S. How can anyone give this a thumbs down.

[@andreapellman6265]

What a great video! I learned so much. Thank you!

[@donnathomas8855]

Really helpful, I will be trying some of these techniques. Thank you

[@amara.nthine]

Fantastic video, tfs. If you don't apply ren wax will the patina discolour the wearer's skin, perhaps if the wearer were to sweat or have moist skin after washing hands while wearing the bracelet?

[@GeorgeMichaelArt]

The third hammer in the beginning of he video gave me an interesting idea. I'm attempting to get in to jewelry making my self and been looking at different hammers. The pattern on the face of the hammer looked to me like it was etched at first. I want to try to get a similar hammer and paint a pattern on the face using a sharpie marker. What I want to attempt is to use electrolysis to make a relief of that pattern on the face of the hammer. The sharpie design would prevent the metal getting etched at that area. All it would take is a power supply and a salt and vinegar solution.

[@beaducation]

interesting idea, let us know how it goes!

[@maryprather7673]

thank you so much for all this information! It's a gold mine!

[@noalvime7023]

Thanks a lot, I enyoyed and learned a lot. Regards from COLOMBIA!!!

[@sahunt1973]

I could never do this, as I have a shaking disorder but I do appreciate it and think its wonderful!

[@beaniegreen4849]

what a fascinating outstanding instructional video! the bracelet is beautiful..

[@Rhondasempire]

A very informative and helpful video. Thank you!

[@paolo1960]

Complimenti!.... grazie di cuore per il grande livello e la grande capacità di insegnamento. Paolo Croce (Genua-Italy)

[@mctowery]

This is an amazing video! So informative!! Thank you!!!!

[@Instantmomentspet]

This is a very good video. I learned a lot. Thank you

[@maprz05]

Can you texture just the outside of a metal blank? Like a border?

[@beaducation]

You sure can!

[@FranOnTheEdge]

I have a texture hammer (it was an Xmas gift) it has 6 texture heads and I would really like more different heads. How can I be sure that any new ones will fit my hammer? Do I need to measure the thread and the diameter of the retaining rings or what?

[@beaducation]

I don't think the heads from other hammers are interchangeable. In my experience, only the ones that come with the specific hammer fit.

[@sandiziegler9712]

You mention a tumbler, what kind of tumbler and where can I purchase one? Also, I am just starting and have spent quite a lot on tools, do you recommend the hammer with the screw on heads to begin? Thank you!! I LOVE the bracelet and you are a great teacher!! Sandi Z

[@beaducation]

Hi Sandi. Here is a link to the tumbler and the steel shot needed www.beaducation.com/home/search?qry=tumbler As for the hammer, it really depends what you are wanting to do. I like the hammer with exchangeable heads for texturing.

[@marilynstclair1310]

Kim I like to have one of those jump ring cutter. Do you know any one that can make it??

[@beaducation]

Hi Marilyn. Sorry for the late reply. We don't know anyone who can make that, sorry :)

[@jeanlejnar3005]

Great video!! Very informative.

[@crafter8012]

So loved this video!! Thank you!

[@Glenfiddich101]

A very good tutorial video, I'm always on the search for ways to make creative designs on to copper and you gave me some new ideas with your hammers, I especially like your "Rice Hammer" 😊👍👍 I have just "Subscribed" to your channel and "Liked" too 😊👍👍

[@beaducation]

Great to hear! Hope you learn a lot on our channel!

[@deniseosborne62]

Thank you so much. Excellent video.

[@danakovac3281]

Excellent instruction! Thank you

[@beaducation]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the feedback!

[@sandiziegler9712]

love this bracelet. I am trying to gather all my materials since I am just starting to work with copper. Where did you get the work mat? Also I did ask before, can you use regular jumprings? I am not ready to learn to do those just yet. Thanks so much. Sandi Ziegler

[@beaducation]

Hi Sandi! You can find the Poundo Mat on our website. Here's a link: www.beaducation.com/p/2177-jewelry-making-tools-poundo-mat-12-x12 Thank you!

[@cnjlopez13]

Great detailed tips!

[@scubadude72060]

Do you spray or treat the copper with anything to prevent it from turning your wrist green ? Great video's by the way, very informative.

[@beaducation]

Hi Bob! We recommend using renaissance wax. You can find our product video on this sealant here: www.beaducation.com/product_videos/97-renaissance-wax

[@sandiziegler9712]

Awesome class, great teacher!. Can you use already made jumprings?

[@beaducation]

Hi Sandi! Yes, you can use purchased jump rings for this project too. You can see our selection of jump rings here: www.beaducation.com/pc/97-jump-rings Have a great day!

[@savannah58]

I'm glad I found this video. Do you guys have a list so that I can purchase everything thing I need to start working with metal?

[@beaducation]

I💟crafting Hi, if you take a look at the link to the class, there's a list of supplies and techniques used! www.beaducation.com/online_classes/119-hammered-textured-metal

[@savannah58]

Thank you

[@artford3302]

Do you use a special type of copper and what gage do you use. Thank you Art

[@beaducation]

+art ford Hi Art! Kim used 24 gauge copper in this class. You can find the full tools and materials list used for this class here: www.beaducation.com/online_classes/119-hammered-textured-metal Have a great day!

[@ororina7330]

I couldn't find a picture of it completed =( you talked the last few minutes but never zoomed in on the bracelet

[@beaducation]

Hi Oro Rina, You can find pictures and all the details about this class on our website here, www.beaducation.com/online_classes/119-hammered-textured-metal Thank you!

[@ororina7330]

Thank you!

[@junesmith3198]

Where can I get a disc cutter that has a screw lock down?

[@beaducation]

+June Smith We sell the Pepe Disc Cutter which has a screw lock down. You can find it here: www.beaducation.com/zen_products/5488-14-hole-disc-cutter-pepetools

[@alex_wolf]

Hi i liked your video a lot. I want to make a few copper or silver logos in the shape of a mummy. Is there a way I can make a pattern so they all come out the same shape? Thank you

[@beaducation]

Hi! You could make a paper template, and trace it onto the metal each time. Good luck, and have fun!

[@JANEEDISTURBED]

beaducation Would you be able to maybe create a helpful video on how to do that? What Che Guerilla mentioned above that is. Especially for silver. Would be nice to see more how-to-do vids from you, on other styles, and other metals to create more with! :) Thanks!

[@juliabosque298]

Janee Polino

[@JANEEDISTURBED]

Julia Bosque Yes?

[@zandanforth1326]

This is a great video! Thanx

[@samstevenson947]

thanks so much for this amazing video

[@comandobrando2007]

thank you, learned a few things here :)

[@JalanRina]

really a good video, thanks for sharing

[@Jennifer-bc1qs]

Hi. Where can I purchase that black rubber mat?

[@beaducation]

Hi Jennifer, you can find the black rubber mat here: www.beaducation.com/zen_products/2177-poundo-mat-12-x12

[@tawanacavalcante]

hey, i love your work. Can u tell whats the thickness of the copper plate? hugs from brasil :)

[@beaducation]

+tawana cavalcante sorry for the very late reply. We had a shift in employee duties that resulted in some youtube comments slipping through the cracks! Those plates are 24 gauge.

[@robertbeaulieu8721]

+tawana cavalcante She mentioned it at the start 24 gauge, 16 gauge wire

[@gailaldridge9164]

Where did you purchase the metal shear scissors? Thank you Gail

[@beaducation]

Hi Gail! You can find all the tools and materials you need for this class on our website. Here's a link to the shears: www.beaducation.com/product_categories/248-jewelry-making-tools-pliers-shears Have a great day!

[@beaducation]

We sell all the tools an materials to make these pieces...check out the site!

[@stinetastic123]

where did you get that mat from? Im having trouble finding one.

[@beaducation]

Hi! You can find the Poundo Mats on our website here: www.beaducation.com/p/2177-jewelry-making-tools-poundo-mat-12-x12

[@fady1921974]

it helped me a lot

[@audreybernsteinmusic]

Hi there, thanks for the great video, where did you get your matt?? Thanks!!

[@beaducation]

Hi! You can find the Poundo Mat on Beaducation.com. Here's the link: www.beaducation.com/shop/poundo-mat-12x12-p-2341.html

[@jake4u25]

this is a great video

[@SkyandQuill]

Spring lured punched , I couldn't hear you, what's the name?

[@beaducation]

It's an Auto Center Punch, you can find them here: www.beaducation.com/p/295-jewelry-making-tools-auto-center-punch Thank you!

[@robertbeaulieu8721]

What kind of hammer is the pristine, shiny hammer, what is the real name not the make or brand but the type T/Y

[@beaducation]

+Robert Beaulieu If you are talking about the flat smooth faced hammer with the darker brown handle, that is a Chasing Hammer.

[@robertbeaulieu8721]

Thanks, I have found there are as many different types of hammers for working copper and other metals as there are anvils. Hardy has a good selection of both. Cheers

[@lauraperez-zv9lc]

cuanto valen los martillos de tecxturas y donde los vendes muchas gracias

[@beaducation]

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[@filomenagalante7654]

Come si chiama l'attrezzo con tanti buchi per fare il foro grande?

[@beaducation]

Hello! You can find a full tools and materials list for this class here: www.beaducation.com/online_classes/119-hammered-textured-metal I hope this helps! Have a great day!

[@kyddoemiko100]

Thank you so much this was amazing :}

[@whisper0fdeath677]

it looks adorable eventually ;o

[@MrTenom]

Excellent thank you so very much really helpful

[@beaducation]

Thanks so much Johanna! We appreciate the feedback!

[@gracecallowayable]

Awesome!!!🧡🧡🧡

[@Sweetp45]

Awesome. Such patience. :~}

[@teristeinborn4872]

I am going to make the jump ring holder/cutter thingamajig... lol! I sketched it out and I think that the guys at True Value will cut the Plexiglas for me (the 45 degree angle that is). I was wondering too, where you purchased your disc cutter. It has the larger holes (looks like 2 and 3 inch?) that I've been looking for! I thought I caught "Pepe" on it as well....? Thank you so very much. Again, your tutorial was not only amazing for the awesome bracelet, but for all of the wonderful side tips as well. Another great on: putting the lube on the back of my jewelers saw! Fantastic! Who'da thunk it? lol!T

[@beaducation]

+Teri Steinborn HI Teri! I am not sure where Kim got that large disc cutter. It might be by Pepe. Here is the one we carry. www.beaducation.com/zen_products/5488-14-hole-disc-cutter-pepetools

[@teristeinborn4872]

Hi! Thanks so much for getting back to me! I really do appreciate it. I checked out the Pepe disc cutter that you linked me to and it only cuts up to one inch... I already have a Pepe ... a very nice Pepe at that, that cuts a bit larger than that however, I'm looking for one that cuts... actually, I'm going to purchase the largest one I can find! I suppose I'll need to go to the Pepe web site or perhaps Rio Grande. But, I do want to thank you. As usual, everyone of you at Beaducation go out of your way to help every time I reach out and that's H U G E!!! in my world. I plan to start living the "good life" (HA!) soon. By this I mean hitting the shows and selling my wares. I plan on advertising Beaducation every chance I get. If you have any ideas on how I can do that please let me know. I'm open for suggestions. Of course, I am doing this on my own. Many of my ideas and much of what I've learned I owe to you guys. So, this is my way of saying thank you. Unless, of course, there is some kind of company policy against this. In which case, I hope that you will let me know. Again, many thanks. Merry Christmas ~ Happy Holidays Teri

[@beaducation]

+Teri Steinborn Thank YOU Teri! And good luck on your quest :) Lisa

[@artford3302]

Thank you Art

[@filomenagalante7654]

grazie😉

[@MrRentgould]

This is so informative . Thank's I wonder who would down vote something ? Scum?

[@josephhernandez1366]

Cool

[@filomenagalante7654]

bellissimo 😉wow

[@brennakohlhase4194]

Sorry, Kim-(I called you Jill-you remind me of my friend Jill)

[@timothyskomski7972]

Good tutorial but way too much talking as if we the aspiring craftpeople are idiots. She likes to hear her own voice !