How to Wrap a Crystal Point - Elegant Wire Wrapped Pendant Necklace Tutorial

[@bushyhartman7421]

Outstanding! I make jewelry mineral based to donate to our Gem and Mineral Club Museum in Franklin NC, this design will be an excellent addition to the Gift Shop stock! Thank you so much!

[@FantasiaElegance]

That's awesome - so glad you're finding a good use for my video ^_^

[@roslyncoward3222]

Really neat job!

[@patricestewart753]

After watching Jocelyn ALL summer, I feel able to create. Thank you so much!

[@FantasiaElegance]

Aw, that's so great to hear! Thanks, Patrice!

[@lorraine8368]

Love this! I have never weaved anything but have a lot of drilled crystals and pendant stones, so I’m going to do this for sure 😊 Thank you!

[@FantasiaElegance]

Thanks, Lorraine! Let me know how it goes!

[@lorraine8368]

@@FantasiaElegance I will... I have made many of your other pieces, just never take photos but will post this on your FB for sure 😊

[@cherylharris5695]

Beautiful piece of work. Loving your bale

[@lindafarrell9957]

This is a beautiful technique, I am very new to jewellery making but I am definitely going to try this. Thank you for the inspiration.

[@delagems8266]

Wow beautiful Pendant Wire crystal and Thank you tutorial

[@offgridishland]

These are beautiful!! I have a lot of crystal points, but none of them have drilled holes. Would love to see a video showing how to wrap them without a drilled hole.

[@sharonholmes4444]

Oh yes, I would like a refresher course for the undrilled crystal points as well. I have so many from our yrly cross country trips. Thank you, dear friend 💎👑💎

[@FantasiaElegance]

Thanks for the idea! I do have some undrilled crystal points too, so I may just have to figure something out :D

[@audreywehn5310]

@@FantasiaElegance pleaseeeee do!!!!!

[@HiNinqi]

@@FantasiaElegance any success?

[@GlitzyWitch]

Brilliant, thank you, such a livy tutorial, easy to follow and clear. Happy with my outcome so far, I'm sure I'll make more 😊😊😊

[@FantasiaElegance]

Thank you so much for the kind words, Mandy! So glad your pendant turned out well :D

[@tammiehatch4800]

Always enjoy watching!

[@FantasiaElegance]

Thanks, Tammie!

[@michelletanner948]

Just got a lot of points and spikes and this is perfect. So glad you shared it's beautiful

[@FantasiaElegance]

So glad it was helpful!

[@kimbain4368]

Beautiful! Seems like a newbie wrapper like myself might be able to do this!

[@FantasiaElegance]

Thanks, Kim! Let me know how it goes for you!

[@SharleneGrant-nh9ry]

Thanks that ws a great tutorial!

[@annashersher4742]

Excellent instructions!

[@jamiecee4960]

Very Lovely work. They are very pretty.

[@FantasiaElegance]

Thanks so much, Jamie!

[@justinecarranza5355]

I make necklaces like this but never a design like this on a crystal. Its beautiful... so I had my daughter come up to me after school today and she showed me this beautiful Crystal her friend's older sister one and hers made too. My daughter is 10 so I'm thi king she is in the 6th grade in the same elementary school as she.

[@crystallover]

Love this! I’ve found that the wire I use turns into a copper color over time, do you have that same experience with the brand you used in this video or does it stay silver? Thank you!

[@capecharlesart1850]

That is fabulous! Thank you💕

[@teekotrain6845]

Loooooooooovve this so helpful thank u so much

[@FantasiaElegance]

Aw, thanks so much! So glad you found it helpful!

[@jelenavracar1431]

THANKS 💖

[@FantasiaElegance]

You are very welcome!

[@Nana_Lala_]

A fantastic video. You explain everything so well and go at a pace that people can follow along. I am just learning wire wrapping. I've been practicing with german wire. Can I still get a look like yours with the German wire?

[@FantasiaElegance]

Thank you so much, Laura! Very glad you found the video easy to follow. You can definitely use German wire; you may just find it harder to do the bail weaving part, because German silver tends to be stiffer/harder to work with. You can also just leave out the weaving and still shape the bail the same way, though!

[@Nana_Lala_]

@@FantasiaElegance thank you!!

[@jhonfgutizar5319]

That's a great job. Could you tell me if the transparent Cristal also has a hole as the amatista has?

[@FantasiaElegance]

Thank you so much! Yes, both stones are drilled for this tutorial.

[@nathaliemarcil3215]

Is it possible to drill holes ourself if we have undrilled crystals?

[@FantasiaElegance]

It is, but may require some specialized equipment you don't have - I'm not set up for it yet myself! Theoretically, you should be able to do it with a dremel and diamond bits, under water.

[@nathaliemarcil3215]

@@FantasiaElegance thank you!

[@azinfandellvr]

I've managed to do it on some cabochons..I'd be a little afraid to try the Crystal points just because they seem so delicate. The dremel I have is the pen sized one that plugs in..(the battery pack one didn't hold up very well) & ordered some diamond drill bits off ebay (something like 20-30 small size & different shaped bits for around $15)..the dremel itself was only around $25ish at walmart. I do love drilling river rocks, sea shells & sea glass as well as cutting right thru thick silverware!

[@xokindygarden]

Hi Jocelyn, great video as always. You always mention ‘in the description area below’. At the risk of looking dumb, WHERE exactly is that? I have searched and can’t find it. Thanks!

[@FantasiaElegance]

Thanks, Cathy! To view the description section on a computer, you'll need to first *not* be in full screen mode, then if you look below the video you should see something that says "show more." Just click on that, and it will expand the description section for you. On a smartphone, (again, not in full screen mode) there will be a little gray arrow/triangle just to the upper right of the video title; you'll need to click on that, then scroll down to find the description section.

[@aliconnorton5997]

Hi! I would love to try this but was hoping to use sterling silver wire, do you think that'll be OK?

[@FantasiaElegance]

Hi Ali! That should definitely work! I have used sterling with this design many times. The only difference is that you may find the weaving with sterling slightly more difficult than with fine silver, but it is definitely doable.

[@АртурТопало]

Ооооо super 💖

[@mrj2654]

So you just drill into the crystal to get the thread through it?

[@FantasiaElegance]

I bought pre-drilled crystals, which is what I recommend! Drilling your own is tricky and requires a drill press with diamond drill bits.