Wire weave charm pendant tutorial

[@lindagorgacz3815]

Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. I particularly like the way you suggest ways to go with the next wires. It is my goal to come up with my own designs. Not just follow someone else's design. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Thank you Linda, keep practicing and then you will see your own design just come to life

[@lmmillette1]

Love your video. Numbering wires is exactly what I was wishing for tutorial 👍 much easier to follow. Thank you for the tutorial, your work is beautiful, keep letting your wires do the talking 😊 seems to be working beautifully !

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Thank you Lisa!

[@janesiewert6621]

Thanks for this tut...really enjoyed watching you work as I like to "fiddle" around with the wires also. Appreciate your sharing this cute charm with us. More please?

[@jaymewitcher1183]

it is beautiful!! don't ever apologize. I can't wait to try to try it. thank you!!!

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Thank you Randy!

[@alyondp1]

you are super talented! I just started my own channel and I get inspired by you and other DIYers. lol thank you for your videos

[@hiddenjewels]

Beautiful. And you make it look so easy. I am still very intimidated by my wire. But... maybe I'll give it a try. Thank you for sharing!

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Just go for it, give it a try. We all started somewhere.

[@love2makejewelry]

just wanted to tell you thank you for your inspiration, your generosity,and sharing your talents. I really enjoy your videos. I have a couple of questions, though. First, when you’re designing a piece how do you know how much wire to cut for your base wires? And secondly, let’s say after you finish weaving a piece (example-bracelet) and you decide you need to add another base wire, how to you do that? Everyone covers adding a weaving wire, but I can’t find in anyone’s books how to add a base wire. Or how to guesstimate how much base wire you need when designing. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Hi there first thank you for your comment. As for guessing the length of wire I just kind of wing it really based on the size of my focal piece. Because I use copper mostly I am not so worried about waste. Now for adding additional base wires once the piece is weaved that is not so simple, you know what I may just do a tutorial about that very subject.

[@zalialyon6768]

dang, this one too would make a cool eye can its bail be turned side ways , love your work

[@danmoore6321]

Just started learning :) Subbed and requested to join your FB group

[@miav16]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING

[@AprilDesignsSMD]

Beautiful! I was wondering, do you ever have a design planned beforehand or do you just jump into the work and see where it goes? I've been wanting to dive into wire wrapping but it's always seemed a bit daunting to me but you make it look a lot less scary :D

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

StellaMagiaDesigns thank you so much! when i start i usually have a focal bead or stone chosen, i cut some wires and let the wires and stone lead the way. when i first started wire weaving years ago i did but alot of tutorials when taught me some essential techniques.

[@AprilDesignsSMD]

very cool. Thanks for responding!

[@melissamarsh2502]

Very hard to watch so close up at times and out of focus. The work is beautiful however.

[@iamher44]

Sorry its kind of challenging to follow the work keeps moving out the screen view or goes out of focus

[@Jenniferbiedermannjewelry]

Hi there, I have viewed my video before uploading it, seems to be in focus to me. I am a one woman show here this is not NBC or ABC or whatever, my vids are free no one pays me to do this however is you would prefer you can download some of my tutorials just go to jenniferbiedermannjewelry.com they start from 6$ to about 10$ each really crisp photos. Shows you step by step.