How To Make A Labradorite Wirework Necklace

[@gloriawojo7414]

You are the best teachers that give us everything in explicit detail. Love your videos. They're unique and not just "run of the mill" tutorials. Lovr, love, love y'all.

[@TheONeilSisters]

Aw thanks so much Gloria! What a nice comment! You made our day! Jennifer & Kitty

[@loesbridge6780]

This is so pretty. Your tutorials are so wonderful. Thank you.

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks so much! Jennifer & Kitty

[@dawnmacquarrie3372]

love the little added bling with the bicones

[@TheONeilSisters]

Those little crystals do a lot of work! J&K

[@edithkurashige1483]

Wow !! Pretty and elegant, tanks so much for teaching ♡!!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Edith! J&K

[@liliamendivildavey7929]

Beautiful!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thank you! J&K

[@gmbowdle]

Very pretty!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Gina! J&K

[@Jazzimini]

So beautiful 😍

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks so much! J&K

[@kristine1028]

Have you tried using 20 gauge wire? It would maybe hold up better than a thinner gauge. Very pretty. I love labradorite!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Hi Abby, We tend to pick the gauge of wire that visually has the right weight for a project. And fits the beads, of course. We do think 20-gauge would look nice with these chunky beads! J&K

[@valsampaio516]

Beautiful!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Val! Jennifer & Kitty