How To Make an Easy Wire Ring-2 Styles

[@dazzodesigns7621]

One of my favorite wire wrapping channels! Thanks for taking your time to share your knowledge!!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Barb Randazzo Hi Barb, thanks so much!

[@mikedevleming755]

Liz, I miss you and your instructions. Such a great teacher. You have taught me tons. Thank you

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much ❤

[@mikedevleming755]

Are you going to teach me new stuff? I'm READY!

[@lifeaswegrow]

Thanks for such great instruction:) I'm making matching rings for my daughters and we all love these.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Julie. Your positive feedback makes me feel all warm and fuzzy. :o)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thanks so much, Paula...your positive feedback makes my day. I'm so happy you find my videos helpful.

[@willowsilver2649]

Perfect tutorial! You don't linger to long on things but you spend enought time so it's understood. Perfect balance. Thank you for the amazing video!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Cotton Candy Than you so much.

[@msj6034]

Fantastic tip about starting the shank at the top of the mandrel. Will make my rings so much easier to work with, and with better quality. Thanks!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much. You are really going to like making rings with this technique.

[@sherri54]

Thank you Liz!!! That was really easy. I looked at your video all the way through, pulled out my tools and materials and while watching the video again, made the last ring you made. I'm going to make more and patina them for Christmas gifts.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Sharon E. Young You are so welcome, Sharon...thank you! You can crank out dozens of these while watching a 1 hour show. You go girl!

[@shirleym1831]

WOW I am so happy I stumbled upon your channel. I am a fashion blogger and love rings but I could never find my style. Now thanks to you I can make my own!! Can't wait to watch your other videos!!

[@mawi1172]

I love these cute little rings. I can't stop making them. My first one just came to me naturally. I love wearing it too. I made it long ago.

[@BrandiV]

You are an amazing teacher! This was the first time I've ever made a copper wire ring and it came out perfect!!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

***** Gotta like that, Brandi V! Thanks so much for your support and kind compliment.

[@appleholic1553]

I never thought about using my thumb the way you did. That's great to know. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and I am definitely going to be watching more from you. God bless ✌🏽️

[@StephanieSharp2]

Best ring tutorial I've seen on KZbin! You give lots of useful advice and these look amazing! I'm definitely getting some dead soft wire for rings from now on.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Stephanie Sharp Thank you so much Stephanie for making my day! I appreciate you watching and taking the time to say such a nice thing.

[@boytoc1]

Hi Ms. Liz I really enjoyed seeing how you demonstrated making different rings, you have a very artistic mind and the great thing about it your the master mind behind your work. I love your creative mind keep up the good work.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Boysie Brown Hi Boysie...thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment. You made me smile.

[@pamelafankell8187]

Thank you so much Liz. I am a beginner and you have given me the confidence to continue! Your video and the way you explain everything is the best I have found.

[@alvinak.6606]

I like your videos, very easy to understand and love your funky elegant designs. You're an excellent instructor.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Alvina K. Thank you so much Alvina for watching. I appreciate your kind feedback.

[@tarakinniburgh7074]

I have been having SO MUCH FUN making these!! Thank you so much for making it so easy! Everybody loves them!! :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Tara Dempsey Thank you so much Tara. That makes my day! Was that you that posted pictures on Joni's Facebook page (Easy Me World) of your rings and bracelet?

[@tarakinniburgh7074]

Oh did Joni post them on her page? She said she would tell you how much I love making them :D yes, that would be me :) Joni and I are pen pals and i was telling her about making them :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Tara Dempsey She shared them with me and they made me smile...I'm not sure if they were from Facebook, I just assumed. Joni is a sweetheart and she had kind things to say about you.

[@paulabinkley9398]

Once again thank you. You have given me some very helpful tips. I have seen so many videos on these great little rings but the size has always been an issue for me. Starting @ the top will take care of that. You give great instruction.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Paula Binkley Thank you Paula.

[@drummer4hire12]

Spousal realignment tool.......That is pure drummer humor there!!!!! Loving your subtle humor! LOLOLOLOLOL

[@dragonflyacrylics2542]

No “wussy whipping” here 😂😂😂 I love it and your designs…thank you for sharing your time and talent 🌺

[@kitty7266]

thank you for a wonderful tutorial. I make rings with beading and clay. When it's done, I put it on a handmade ring base. This is a wonderful technique and I just made one and glued the cabochon/beading on it. I am so pleased!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+J Foley Right on! I would love to see the finished ring. Post a picture to my Facebook page if you like. facebook.com/makingiteasywithliz

[@CountryBlossoms1]

WOW!! Thanks SO much Liz! I sat entraced through the making of those 2 copper rings....couldn't believe how easy you made it look! I am going to HAVE to give it a try! I think my granddaughter's would just LOVE them. (Once my daughter's see them, I think they will want some too!!) I am in South Australia & I it is only 5.30am here atm. I woke up very early! I have made jewellery before, so I have all the tools. Can I just say, I know it must be difficult for whoever holds the video camera, or whatever you're using, but sometimes I just couldn't see what you were doing at all, as your arm or shoulder was in the way of the ring you were making....& sometimes I lost sight of your work, as it was up too high on the screen etc. Sorry to be negative, but if you look back on your video you'll see what I mean. It's just fabulous to watch apart from that though, & it is great of you to share your talent online too!! I follow you on Facebook too. First found you when I googled "How to make a pillowcase" and loved the one you made that you roll up, with the french seams! Please keep showing us your great ideas Liz as you are SO talented, and I love how you explain every step along the way. Stay safe over there! from Sue in SA xx

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much, Sue for the wonderful support. Yes, my first videos are a bit rough. This was way back in the beginning, and I had a 16yr old kid filming and editing. Neither of us really knowing what we were doing. Thank you again for your kind comment and continued support.

[@CountryBlossoms1]

@@makingiteasywithliz Ohh! Well I understand then how it would have been difficult to work out how to explain what you wanted etc., ...lol... no worries, I can still work out how you have done these very cute rings! What a great Christmas gift they will be for my Daughter's and my older Granddaughter's too!! I just LOVE your Tutorials Liz...please keep them up!! I found you when I was looking for a way to make a pillowcase to go with my next 2 quilts that I am making for my grandson's 7th birthday, and my granddaughter's 5th birthday. I have been quilting for over 17 years (and have taught other's "Beginner's Quilting" at a Craft Group I started at our local Church too) but I haven't done any sewing, quilting, knitting, embroidery or jewellery making for over 2 years because my health was so bad. I am just beginning to feel like I could start sewing again, YAY!! I live in South Austraia just FYI, and after seeing you use your Serger (which we call an Overlocker) I am considering trading in my Mum's old one, and buying a new one as it would be very handy I think. You also get lessons with it for free! Stay safe over there Liz! Blessings, Sue x

[@katherinelozano1804]

You are amazing! I really appreciate the extra tips you offer in addition to just showing how to make a particular project. You are a great teacher :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Katherine for you support.

[@georgec.stumpf1775]

Making It Easy with Liz I agree with all the wonderful comments I've read, so I'll just say, "THANKS". There IS One thing that's 'in need of improvement' though, sorry. Your Volume goes up & down through all Vids, which I've noticed cause I have tinnitus. I've found it's Not a good idea to wear ear-buds To raise volume, as the 'tapping on wire' gets Really Loud, lol. Confident you'll fix the problem, so I'm staying a Faithful Sub. Happy New Year, Prayers & Love for You, Yours, and Everyone, With Love For All, Elaina. Shalom. ❤🇺🇸💯%😉

[@aliceryan3399]

Loved the tip about starting at the top of the mandrel! Excellent! I've always had trouble getting the wires to stay put; this seems to take care of that. Thanks so much for another great tut!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

You are so welcome, Alice and thank you.

[@melmcknight5514]

Thanks so much for the great video. You are so easy to follow and you have great tips. I especially like the spirals on the sides of the band. Solves the problem of the snipped wire catching on everything or sticking in your finger. I have incorporated them into other rings. I make. Thanks again

[@makingiteasywithliz]

mel mcknight Thanks so much for watching, Mel. I appreciate the kind comment too!

[@sherikane9437]

Excellent, excellent video! You made it look so easy but I know it would take me forever to perfect it. Thank you for your videos.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Sheri Kane thank you Sheri for watching. No...you can have that mastered after a couple of tries. Easy peasy!

[@nancypolley2228]

What an informative video! I love the tips on sizing and will upload pics when done. Thanks a million!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Nancy Polley Thank you Nancy. I look forward to seeing your creations.

[@gayo6359]

Thank you for these easy to follow instructions, I'm off to make Christmas presents with the new skils.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Right on! You're welcome.

[@traceyday7562]

I love the holding at the start technique, use to get so frustrated trying to hold the wire on the mandrel and it's great can use this for bracelets too thx

[@jori7846]

Thanks you have shown me a very useful way of making rings which I am just starting to do. Keep making easy to follow videos xxx

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Jori...I am really glad you find my videos easy...that's what I'm all about. Have fun!

[@katgiese8490]

LIZ! These are the best videos I've seen on wire jewelry. I watch all of them. So now I'm getting busy making some Christmas presents for my family and friends. So glad I found your videos. Thanks for helping me out with these, as I'm so money strapped for Christmas. Thanks again, Peace and Merry Christmas 🌲

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thanks so much Kat, wow I am so happy to make your Xmas easier. Wonderful handmade gifts...the best. Merry Chistmas to you too.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+J Foley You are so welcome and I'm so happy you like my video. If you would like to post your creations to my Facebook page, I would love to see them. facebook.com/makingiteasywithliz

[@Thunderwoman71]

I love the ring that stands up a bit. I'm about to make one right now. Thanks!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

You go Girl!

[@Thunderwoman71]

I will.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Right on!

[@KimMichaels]

I want to Thank you big time........only just started making rings....one problem ive had is putting wire in the size area and not getting it tight enough to stay put n keep neat....but Thanks to you starting at the end of mandrel......such a better way to get it right...........Thank you so much for this huge tip...............hugssssss

[@naturegirl175]

I love your video, so easy to understand. I made a few rings. I love them.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

naturegirl175 thank you so much for watching naturegirl175. I appreciate your support.

[@lucretiaonutube]

Lovely work and great attention to detail! Thanks very much

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Janice Scott Thank you so much, Janice.

[@fidenciaesqueda5174]

Your tutorial was easy to follow that I made two cinnamon rings. Great job! Thank you.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Fidencia Esqueda Awesome! Thanks so much for watching Fidencia.

[@joycemartin9832]

Just did 3 of your rings. You make it so easy. Pthe xtra hints are great. Thank you

[@barbarasmith4599]

I really enjoyed this video, You give great instruction, I made the ring fairly easily the first time. I have to do it again and perfect it but it really encouraged me to think I can do it.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Barbara Smith Thank you so much Barbara. It's fun and addicting. Thanks so much for watching.

[@beatrisiversen7519]

I loved the last ring and with beads or pearls it will completely change the look of it. Thanks :-) Liked

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Beatris, yes you can do so much with these.

[@michelleclaycomb2339]

Hello! So glad I found this tutorial again and I saved it this time! Can you please let me know the brand of this mandrel?

[@traceyday7562]

You can make jump rings out of the waste wire small ones, keep size of tiny jump rings then add future jump rings to each size you make from left over or waste wire, let me know how you get on, great video x

[@michellelcinkel4380]

I loved your video I’ve been so frustrated w my art . Thank u I finally pushed out a few because of you lol now I’m a poet

[@lollthetroll]

Absolutely brilliant tutorial. You make it so clear. Thank you so much. x

[@makingiteasywithliz]

lollthetroll You are so welcome and Thank You!

[@nanapena2314]

Liz I love your rings!!! Special the one with washer. can you please make a tutorial for that one? thank you so much!!!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you ❤ Here is the link to the washer ring tutorial. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJO0m3WigN9ljrM

[@prayerwarrior1995]

Very pretty..can,t wait to try these.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

prayerwarrior1995 Thanks so much for watching.

[@gayleholland6612]

Great instructions! Looks super easy and fun!!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thanks so much Gayle. Have fun!

[@wafflesthearttoad6916]

pretty basic and pretty beautiful

[@taiweannoona1204]

Awesome instructional video Liz!! I love it, Im gonna tune in often :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

That's great! Thank you so much for your support.

[@guzabajada9752]

Knot brace with beads inserted Made of knots bracelet in beige colour

[@tinakeesling7515]

Liz - your videos are so great and easy to follow. I love the way you do your rings. You are truly a professional and a particular person in the way you make things. You're easy to follow, and you show it very well on how to do it. Others do not compare as far as I'm concern. I just got on and seen your for the lst time and I love it! Thank you so much. Please can you also show how to do necklace pieces. Thank you! Tina

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much, Tina. Yes, I do have many ideas in the works for this New Year.

[@wooptyfrickindoo]

Wonderful tutorial! I practiced on cheap wire first and just made one on expensive silver to save for xmas for my cousin. Lovely video. Thank you!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Paige. You did exactly what you should in practicing first. Good job. Were you a little scared when it came to actually using the sterling wire? Everyone usually is. LOL

[@wooptyfrickindoo]

Making It Easy with Liz I was!! Haha but the silver one came out much nicer I think because I was much more careful with it. I made one for myself too and love it. Why buy jewelry when you can just make your own?! I used to just bead but discovered wire wrapping about 2 weeks ago and I am addicted!! KZbin makes it so easy and fun!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

LOL I know what you mean about buying jewelry. My husband is off the hook there. I too love wire and metal. Beading is the same thing over and over but wire, there's a whole realm of creativity. Thank you for your support. I closed my bead store and now have more time for videos...lots in the works.

[@wooptyfrickindoo]

Haha! Too funny! Some wire wrap things are very challenging yet rewarding and some things are so easy yet look like they took forever to do. I'm still a beginner at it and I'm 25 and want to learn so much, I grew up in a craft family and love challenging myself with new mediums. I love your spiral ring because it's so gorgeous! I made, no lie, 10. Also, the middle spiral is a great starter for so many patterns and you have the best advice IMO. I now always start at the smallest part of the mandrel then stretch it out, it keeps everything even. If you ever use metal clay make a video! I just heard about the stuff today and I'm saving up for a beginners kit to experiment, it sounds really exciting. I would also love to learn about soldering wire jewelry because sometimes spirals on rings can pop up if you use towels etc. :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Hi Paige, I love your enthusiasm for jewelry making. I was the same way...hungry to learn it all! I dabbled in silver clay, bought all the gadgets, kiln, etc. I did it for a bit but it is very costly and I don't think I will go down that path but I'm sure there are lots of great videos on the subject. I have a silversmith friend that might show some basic soldering that I can film. I'll check with him. If you're just starting out, check out my basic videos on the wire wrapped loop and basic loop, ear wires, etc.(if you haven't already). Thank you so much for the wonderful feedback and your support.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Sarah Melmer You are so welcome and thank you, Sarah.

[@pdelmercado]

Awesome designs. You're a great teacher.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Patricia.

[@renee4307]

Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial! It's really helped me with the questions I've had in looking into possibly making wire rings. :3

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Renee Long That's awesome to hear Renee. Thanks so much for watching...have fun!

[@artsybookchick]

I was just clicking randomly and found your tut. I'm so glad I did. Simple and easy to understand. I just love it. I clicked the link for your blog. Will it be open soon?

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+artsybookchick Thank you for watching and your kind feedback. I can't believe I missed your comment and just getting to it. I should have me act together soon regarding a blog and my site. This is new to me and I'm still fumbling getting it going.

[@TheGMRGIRL]

U make it look soo easy :) Im just starting out and found your video the easiest to follow. TYSM

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Wow Kristin, thank you so much. That's a great compliment considering all of the videos out there. You made my day! :o)

[@karenellison5883]

I love your spousal realignment tool. Where can I buy one? HA! HA! You give really good directions for making rings. Thanks

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Hi Karen...I actually got a lecture about that but I'm happy you found the humorous side of it. I sell ring mandrels and other tools and supplies on my website www.makingiteasywithliz.com

[@colinpellatt9997]

Hi Liz great videos and I am going to give it a go and make some rings.

[@cynthiakirkland518]

The best rings ever

[@glendarednock4804]

love your video of the rings. Had to laught because I do make my rings infront of the tv. I can't wait to see what else you can show me.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

LOL...I would like people to believe I have this fancy studio but really it's my coffee table in front of the TV and usually I'm in my pj's. Thanks so much Glenda.

[@glendarednock4804]

Oh man me too. That is just too funny!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

:0)

[@brivivcaden5148]

wow i am just starting to work with wire wrapping and this was a good video thank you

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you and have fun!

[@mypaperjourney]

Hi Liz, I've been waiting for you to make the tutorials on the washer ring and the spiral wire ring. I love your designs. Please, please, make a tutorial on this rings. Thank you

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Hi Madj. So sorry for the delay. I am waiting for my wire to arrive. When you say spiral ring, you just want me to do something more in depth on the technique, right?

[@mypaperjourney]

Yes please. On this tutorial you showed 2 rings but you had 2 others that you didn't. I hoped you'd do a tutorial on the other 2. One had wrapped silver wire on copper the swirl. Thank you for your reply.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Madj Reyes We'll do!

[@mypaperjourney]

Making It Easy with Liz Fantastic! I can't wait to see your tutorial! Thank you.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Madj Reyes Hang in there with me...life has sort of taken over for a bit and I will be getting new videos out very soon.

[@laurahughes2364]

Liz…can you guide me towards the best equipment to buy; including the rawhide mallet (what size would be best). I make sea glass jewelry for fun and usually use 18-20 gauge nickel coated copper wire (I'm too careless to buy silver yet). LOVE your tutorial; thanks so much for spreading the artsy love :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Laura Hughes Thank you Laura. I am currently working on getting my site up and running and will be selling the tools including the rawhide mallet. I hope to have this completed in a week or two. The size mallet that I use is a 1.25" face. My website is www.makingiteasywithliz.com

[@smithk6977]

Great vid, thanks for sharing 👍👏

[@makingiteasywithliz]

❤

[@SabrinaSumner]

i enjoyed your tutorial very much! Your rings are beautiful, and just the style I love. Very antique/ vintage look. :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

***** That makes me happy, Sabrina. Thank you so much.

[@boytoc1]

Hi Ms. Liz you're such a great inspiration to me. I bought some copper wire awhile back and I made a ring & it turned a dark color, and i was very disappointed. Is there any salutation to prevent copper wire from turning dark?

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Boysie Brown Hi Boysie. Thank you so much for your kind feedback. As for the copper not turning, I'm afraid the only way to stop that is to either seal it with a lacquer sealer, or get some Tarnex or other "dip" style cleaner for silver. You will find it where polish for silverware is sold in the grocery store. A quick dip in that will remove all of the tarnish. I would also store them in a Ziploc bag when not wearing it.

[@boytoc1]

Awesome thanks for the tips.

[@lisawemple4707]

Can you make another tutorial on the large ring with the wire coil? It is a beautiful ring too!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Shirley for the wonderful kudos. I'm having so much fun doing videos and I have so much to share. What is your blog?

[@ssy1pny]

I just found you and so glad I did. I have been wanting to get into wire jewelry making (newbie) where us the best place for wire and tools? Your a kick to watch. You have such personality. Keep up the good work.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Hi Sandra Thanks so much for watching. You can buy wire and tools from my website www.makingiteasywithliz.com Welcome to the wonderful world of wire!

[@tishsmiddy71]

Thank you 😊 for sharing ❤️ I learned a lot , I’m new to wire crafting and I love it 😻

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much ❤

[@jnmrz72]

Love this tutorial Could you do one for the washer ring?

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you...I will put it on my list.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much, Janet. I currently own a bead store (closing it this month) and will be selling wire, sheet metal, Kumihimo supplies, etc. on a new website that will be up in the very near future.

[@qwaneasia]

hi did you ever get the sight up

[@makingiteasywithliz]

It's being built now. It's a big job and I hope to have it up and running in a couple of weeks.

[@stardreamwriter]

Making It Easy with Liz where'd you get your boxes ma'am

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Those boxes were given to me and they came from a jewelry store. I have tried to find them on the Internet and what I found were very expensive ($20+ for 6 + shipping).

[@stardreamwriter]

Making It Easy with Liz wow so I could probably just make one out of paper for less than a fifth the price sweet

[@jaynerayner2127]

Great video. So easy to follow. Do you do one where you add beads to the rings too? Thanks for sharing

[@susanking3991]

This is the first one of your videos I’ve watched. So clear and easy to follow. I want to make a dome ring with the wires running smooth and straight on top. Do you have a video like that? Thank you.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much for watching. No, I do not have a video like that.

[@Liquidcadmus]

Very nice and well explained :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Liquidcadmus Thank you so much. That means so much to me.

[@amymandarino2692]

Liz, best videos ever, thank you so much!

[@PlanetJanet63]

I am new to making jewelry and enjoy your instruction very much. Nice personality, fun to listen to as well as talented! Where do you buy your wire/metals? I do wire wrapping on gemstones as well. I want to use metals that last as you mention... Thanks so much

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Janet Ross Hi Janet, thanks so much for watching. I will be selling wire on my sites which will be up and running this month. www.makingiteasywithliz.com and www.craftrends.ca

[@asaxton674]

Hi Liz, I LOVE you video's!! Wondering if the patina rubs off on your skin? Or does it turn skin green? Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, I am anxious for you to do more videos :) Maybe another weave in the chainmaille??

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much for watching. I do not have a problem with copper turning my skin. I do not bathe our sleep in my jewelry and I think a persons' metabolism has something to do with it too. You could always use a Microcrystalline wax like Renaissance to seal it. Keep copper in a zip bag when not wearing to keep it from darkening more.

[@fa1th1njesus89]

Awesome tutorial ;) thank you.. You should post more

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much Joanna. That's my plan...more rings to come.

[@helenaw.407]

Great instructions! I was only wondering how many mm. (thick) the wire is, so I can buy the same. Can you tell me?

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Helena. I mentioned above in the description that it is 18 gauge wire and I believe that is 1mm thick. Have fun! 16g wire makes a nice ring too.

[@polinapopova8760]

hi Liz thank you for the awesome videos!!! i really like the one ring you call a "funky rendition" in the beginning of the video. do you have a video on that one? i would love to learn how to make that one! thank you! polina

[@michaelobrien6027]

Love it, Liz!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Michael O'Brien Right on! Thanks!

[@tyrroo]

Amazing tutorial! Very clear [both instruction-wise and the camera focus], great designs, lots of useful info -- thank you! Liked and subscribed!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much!

[@steev75]

love the designs. thank you for posting

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thanks so much, Steev. That means a lot to me.

[@JollyRose143]

Could i use aluminum craft wire for this project? Thank you for sharing❤

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Aluminum wire is super soft, dents really easy and won't hold up. Rings take a beating and I truly believe you will get frustrated with aluminum. It's not even good to practice with.

[@joyjones8284]

I just love this video, thank you

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Joy Jones You are so welcome Joy and thanks so much for watching.

[@sherri54]

Hi again Liz. How are you? Do you have or plan on making a tutorial of the ring you have on at 0:42? It's really unique

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Sharon E. Young Hi Sharon, I am great, how are you? I do have that ring lined up for a video. I will put it at the top of my list. I used a dapping block to make it concave but you can leave the washer as is. Thanks so much for your support.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

+Alvina K. Thank you so much Alvina. I appreciate your support.

[@lindalrb3864]

Hi, loved the video. Can you tell me where you got the ring boxes from?

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Linda Lou for watching. Everyone loves the boxes. Those were given to me years ago and came from a jewelry store. You can find them online but are pretty expensive I found. You will have to do a search.

[@tonystella6558]

Love your video, can you please tell me about your Vaughan Rawhide mallet , can you please tell me what size of face it is ? by that mean the size if the striking part 1 1/2 " or 1 3/4 " thanks Kindly

[@Asplashofcolorjewelry4you]

I love all of your tutorials. I love jewelry making just as much a sewing. Have you ever tried using a c-clamp or contractors clamp to hold your ring mandrel in place while working. Just a random thought while watching your video 😂 💕

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you Anjell, no I didn't really. I got so used to doing it that way, thanks for the suggestion.

[@meowey55]

Ohhh pretty! You have yourself a subscriber

[@makingiteasywithliz]

meowey55 Welcome to my channel and thank you so much!

[@meowey55]

YUP!!! :3

[@evangeliachatzilygeroudi7631]

there are very nice!! :)Very good job! can you help me with the materials? from where do you get them? thank you

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Evaggelia Hatzi Hi Evaggelia, I have the wire for sale and will have it on my website, www.makingiteasywithliz.com which I hope to have up and running in the next few weeks. Are you interested in purchasing it from me? We could make that happen before my site is ready.

[@salemdog100]

LOVE the washer ring that you were wearing at the start of the video. What size wire did you use with that one? Thanks for posting, your videos are very well done and informative.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

salemdog100 Thank you so much. That ring was done in 12 gauge sterling silver wire. Did you see my tutorial on the washer ring?

[@salemdog100]

No, I did not see the washer ring video yet, I will go look for it! Thank you :)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

salemdog100 Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJO0m3WigN9ljrM

[@salemdog100]

I already watched it, I LOVE it. I have washers here, some are brass which will be easy to distress. I have a dapping block and dapplers (haha) too! Hoping to try this tomorrow morning with some 18 gauge wire... the washers are small, about the size of a dime... Thank you for posting!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

salemdog100 So much fun. Thank you so much for your enthusiasm and support!

[@elizabethbedon350]

Beautifulllll my question is the wire didn’t get scratches with your tools when you did the spirals ? Thank you 😊

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Practice makes perfect.

[@tbott4510]

Great video and wonderful tips!! Thanks for sharing!!♥️ (new subscriber)

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Thank you so much.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Oops, tried to put music at the beginning and now there's no audio. Give it a few minutes, I took it out.

[@feleciacornelius2301]

Hi, I love your rings Liz. Where can I order the ring boxes you have in this video? Thanks in advance.

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Felecia Cornelius thank you so much Felecia for watching. Actually, those boxes were given to me and when I looked for them online, they are extremely expensive. If you want to look, try Googling "break apart ring displays".

[@duesysplace3632]

Hi Liz! Is that round or flat wire? Thanks for the tutorials, beautiful work and great instructions!!

[@lanceladewig2793]

What kind of flush cutters do you use, I'd like to work with materials above 18ga. thanks Lance

[@InaraAmaranth]

Wonderful! I picked up a metal ring mandrel not too long ago, and it has a gap across the back. I didn't realize it at the time, and that specific store has a no refunds policy. Dang it. Anyway, where do you get your solid copper wire? Almost all the copper and brass wires I've found were coated! I love the liver of sulfur antiquing process but finding the wire has been the bane of my crafting life. The one place I found it, it seems to be so much more expensive than the coated stuff! Could you point me in a direction? Thanks for your time!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Kitsuchan I have the bare copper wire for sale. My website has come to a standstill (dang it!) and will have it for sale on my site, but until then, I could send it to you. As far as the groove goes on your mandrel, try to put the spiraled top of your ring on the groove and try not to hit it there. You will have to move the ring around the mandrel. The groove is helpful when you add a bead to your ring.

[@PuntoyAlambre]

This is absolutely beautiful! So impressed!

[@makingiteasywithliz]

Puntoy Alambre Thank you so much!