How To Make A Bubble Link Chain | Easy- beginner Friendly

[@jennifermelvin8038]

You have the patience of a saint to make your own chains!!!

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

LOL not to sure about the patience thing, chains can be expensive for good quality ones, so I prefer to save money and make my own, also it means the whole piece is handmade by me! xxx X

[@eileenridley5605]

I am loving your chain making demonstrations which are clear & easy to follow . Thank you. ⭐️

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Thanks Eileen! I am happy you find them clear and easy to follow, It's something I try my hardest to accomplish! and you're very welcome! have a great weekend!

[@cindyevans219]

Love the chains, Linda. I think the last one is my fav. Thank you 😊🍎😊

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Thank you! 😊

[@consueloyoung4484]

I am always up for a different kind of link and I love this one, especially the very small one. Thank you for this tutorial. ♥️

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

You are so welcome Consuelo, glad it was helpful! ✌😊🌻

[@JPowell-kz7zn]

I just love how you make the chains! Thanks for not taking out the tiny mistakes you made. Like you said, everyone makes mistakes, I've sure made a lot lol thanks so much for this vid.

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Thank you very much! yes we all make mistakes, that's why I leave mine in so hopefully I can show how to rectify them, there are too many tutorials out there that don't cover this! I hope you'll check out more of my Vids! have a happy day!!!

[@LindaNielsen-ig8bb]

I needed a chain just like this one, so Thank you!

[@kate4121]

Love these! Thank you.

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Hi Kate, it's a pretty cool link huh? and very easy to manage! please enjoy!👍❤

[@kate4121]

@@GumnutLaneJewellery It sure is. I’ve already started making these swan links and look forward to making more of your chain links. Thank you so much for sharing your talent.

[@traceyowen6136]

Thank you very much for this 😊

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

you're very welcome, there are loads more chain link tutorials on my channel, if you'd like to check them out! 😁

[@traceyowen6136]

@@GumnutLaneJewellery I'll definitely have a look 😊

[@Angelicnorth]

Thank you for sharing, great tutorial x 😊

[@KimMichaels]

a different take on another chain piece....i really Love the way you made em...thank you..take care...hugssss🧡🧡🧡

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Hi Kim, I don't recall seeing your name in the comments before! So I am going to guess you are new to my channel? If so, a very big welcome to you and thanks for joining me! I love to meet new people, especially bead minded buddies! On my channel I try to bring new designs and reworked designs (with my twist) to the "beading" table, so people can get a new prospective on a design or see something totally new! I always aim to inspire! hugs to you. 😊 hope to see you again soon! Linda

[@KimMichaels]

@@GumnutLaneJewellery thank you...came across you a lil while ago...not long...dont always get to my favs..maybe couple of days....but Love your chanel so sub'd...sure ill be enjoying more...take care...hugssss🧡🧡🧡

[@Willandpetesmom]

Loved your teach and hope you do more. I have wanted great chains to make on my own and you gave me that. Well done!

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Hi there, thanks for taking the time to comment! I am so glad you liked this chain link, there are quite a few more in my playlist if you need some more inspiration! Please enjoy and have a happy day!👍🌻☺

[@marshakopeika9671]

Love that chain❣️❣️

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Thank you so much Marsha! have a wonderful weekend!

[@bahcezar]

thanks

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

You're welcome!

[@LilyB361]

this link is great! TY

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Thank you so much! and you're very welcome!

[@tanyasanchez1742]

New subscriber, very nice chain, looking forward to looking at your library, What company made your round nose pliers. They look comfortable, thank you.

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

hi Tanya, Welcome to my channel, so lovely to have you as a subscriber, hope you enjoy the rest of my tutorials! 😊 the pliers are from Bead Smith and you are right they are comfortable!

[@Lene61]

I made a copper chain link necklace yesterday, with links i learned from you 😍, and I love it. I try not to cut too much of my wire, and I wonder if it is nessicary to cut off as many small pieces as you do. Or is it difficult to get a hold on if you make it fx 3,25cm instead of 3,5 cm? Thank you for posting your skills for us to learn from 🩷🩷🩷. Love from Denmark 🇩🇰. Lene

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Hej Lene, So nice to meet you! I also try not to use too much wire in my work! The measurements I give are in most cases just a guideline, try the 3.25cm and see what you think! It's also much harder for me to demonstrate on camera, so I allow myself a bit more wire to make the job easier! Let me know how you manage it! take care and love from Australia!

[@Lene61]

@@GumnutLaneJewellery Thank you for answering . ….and so I did. 😁, cut the pieces a little shorter. Then to my next problem. After having worn my necklace made of copper for only one day, (and night) it started to tarnish, and so did my neck. I wear a bracelet too and that doesn’t. There is a little colour difference between the wires I used.. is there anything I can do to prevent the tarnish? (Sorry for my bad english). Love 🥰🩷 from Lene/🇩🇰

[@KYATKAT]

thanks for this link

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

You're very welcome! make sure you check out my other link tutorials i'm sure you'll find others you like as well!!! have a wonderful day!😊

[@margarethenderson1719]

where does it tell you how long to cut the wire

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Hi Margaret, The lengths for the wire are below the actual video in the " more" section! So if you scroll down, under my video you will see my description of what the video is about and at the end of my words it says "more" click on that and it will drop down and you can see the lengths there! Hope this helps, let me know if you still need help ok!? take care and have a wonderful day!

[@margarethenderson1719]

For some reason I don't have a more button. It looks like you are using 2 and 3 inch length, is that correct

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

@@margarethenderson1719 here you go Margaret! Wire lengths for chain links First link- 3.5cm or 1 3/8 in Second Link- 4cm or 1 5/8 in Third Link- 5cm or 2 in Have a lovely day!😊

[@hollyperry2731]

What kind of wire are you using? Silver craft wire?❣️

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Hi Holly, I’m using 20g Parawire for this link, it’s a much better quality wire than artistic wire in my opinion! Hope this helps! Have a happy day😀

[@patsmith7822]

Thank you! I was also wondering what wire you used. I love Parawire.

[@amysiary9926]

Best links

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Why thank you Amy! The chain looks great on a necklace, especially a really long necklace! have a wonderful weekend! 👍😊

[@acidrain8711]

I've gone through your description many times now. And I don't see anywhere where you have the links or anything else in the description it's not they're not on my thing anyway. If you would consider telling me the length of wire that you're using I will consider subscribing to your Channel

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

I'm so sorry, I totally forgot to leave the measurements for the length of wire needed to make the links. Thank you for bringing it to my attention! You can find those lengths now in the " show more" or description area of the video! have a lovely day! 😊

[@PJones-h2d]

Please where are the length of piec3s you are using 😢

[@Kellykins1]

❤

[@helenw1497]

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉👍

[@GumnutLaneJewellery]

Hi Helen, Thanks for the Emojis! 😉😊✌👍