Wire Wrap Tutorial SMOKE RING

[@dawn8542]

I revisited this after doing it 3 times several months ago. Those clock wise and counter clockwise turns do me in every time.

[@pamsimerly7547]

Has anyone told you lately that you're awesome? No? Well, you are! Thank you so much for sharing the tutorials! It's amazing to see someone teaching something without paying through the nose for it! P.S. I have purchased SEVERAL of your tutorials and appreciate the price and how well they are done!

[@joeljax5808]

instaBlaster.

[@calimistyflip5075]

Thank you Nicole!! I agree with previous comment. You are truly amazing. Thank you for sharing your talent and beautiful designs with KZbin. I have been wire weaving for sometime now and watching your videos gets me out of my creative block. You are a true inspiration and a talented artist.

[@janewest3996]

Not only does Hannah, have great tutorials, but she is and EXCELLENT instructor. I have had so many compliments on the Tree of Life pendant, that you taught us...Thanks for coming to my favorite Bead store...Beads To Live By, Jackson, Mich.!

[@stlounsbury]

I'm so glad you are doing the wire weaving tutorials. Yours are the easiest to understand and the best to watch.

[@susanballard989]

Wow ! Finally someone who knows how to teach. You are awesome. This video gives me the confidence to get busy and actually DO a wire wrapping piece of jewelry. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@azinfandellvr]

I know I'm late to the party..but I just have to say how much I Love Your Designs..so unique & classy! I hope to one day be able to wing it😉..right now I'm just trying to get my weaves to look neat & straight...😊!

[@RedMandMs]

I like this so much and I really appreciate the free tutorial from an expert. Very kind and very smart.

[@giigii1313]

You're so awesome! A million thank you's for your tutorial. You're so patient and thorough....not to mention talented!!! Thank you for this video!!!

[@jaymewitcher7852]

love it! thank you so much for explaining it so well and helping us beginners! I am looking forward to more tutorials from you...

[@judyr7582]

Thank you for taking the time to talk about the tools and for your demonstration. I will Definitely purchase Pepe Tools.

[@terriemooneyham9254]

Thank you Nicole for your lovely tutorial video! You have a true talent for not only beautiful jewelry but also teaching! You explained everything so well that I don't see myself having any problem trying my hand at it! Although I doubt it would be even a teensy bit as good as yours!! Thank you for taking your valuable time to teach us!

[@klutfy]

Another beautiful design. Thank you for the tutorial Nicole!

[@dementia2009]

Thank you! It's a pleasure to see you work.

[@maureenhouston1026]

You rock! Thank you for being so generous with your teaching. Can't wait to give this a try!

[@diymanic8869]

You are absolutely the best! Thank you for sharing, you are making it so easy to understand, I feel inspired by the tutorials))) And your designs are in such good taste))))

[@minternet1]

Wow! So beautiful! 😍😍😍 Found your channel today and I love it! Great tips for a newbie like me 😀😀 Thank you so much for sharing!

[@lindaschirmacher1737]

I am so glad I found your tutorial. It was absolutely excellent. You are a very good instructor. Thank you for sharing and all of your talent and your time. I can't wait to start this one of these. I'm a newbie so it will b challenging. I subscribed and will spend a lot of time checking out all your tutorials.

[@gypsyrhodescovers]

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful knowledge and talent with us! I can't wait to try this tutorial...now off to find some 14 gauge wire!

[@firekindled3805]

Thank You so much, awesome work. thanks for sharing. You are very talented and a good teacher, I look forward to your videos and learn a lot from them

[@talexander7217]

For a bench anvil, I have been using and old 8# sledgehammer head that I cleaned up. It has no dings or divots at all even after a year.

[@fayejohnsonjones]

Absolutely love it! Great instructions-can't wait to try this.

[@robingriffin6578]

you make wire wrapping really look easy thank you

[@FEEBOLDEN]

amazing tutorial thanks so much for your time, skill and willingness to help others

[@daphneblanchette3004]

Thank you for this instruction it was very well done ,,,,, I will be trying this for sure 😁😁

[@nanapena2314]

Thank you,,,,i don't have enough words to let you know you are amazing!!

[@susiestinson1298]

Hi Hanna, I think I am one of your newest fans. I have serious Ra in my hands, and studying your technique has helped me tremendously. Your approach to design has inspired me to use a little different approach and I am having great success with it. Thank you for posting your tutorials. You can see some of mine on my face book page, and my jewelry has been juried into a local art show for this year. You have given me some fantastic ideas to put into my work. Susie Stinson

[@GoArtYourself]

+Susie Stinson I'm glad to hear you found it helpful!

[@Skidz1340]

Perfect teaching technique. Thank you ever so much.

[@UnwillingVegan]

awesome! I am learning how to weave. this is the best video.

[@lindalowney1404]

Beautiful. Thank you very much, you make it look so easy:)

[@sutela2060]

Thank you for your good and helpful video ❤️🙏

[@cricketannhill6569]

I LOVE to watch the wire wrap you do, and only hope that I can do it someday ! I've tried with 24 ga. wire for the wrapping one, but have a very difficult time, so I gave up ! Then I watch YOU and get hope and realize that I need the proper wire...also, I was born with Cerebral Palsy ( did ok with it), but was diagonosed with Multiple Sclerosis later in life, so have a time trying to work with wire......mainly I make Rosaries, using eyepins and beads, and love doing them....any advice on wire wrapping? Thank you and God bless you....Cricket Ann Hill....

[@mpgfoo]

very well done video. thank you. clear sharp explanation and video.

[@mummer52able]

P.S. I am a newbe on this. I couldn't see where you put the little wire before you used it. for the weaving. Thank you for Showing how to weave.

[@kingdomcitizen4788]

I will make this ring it's gorgeous!

[@tinarakes1635]

I love all your videos do you have a tutorial on one if u have made one where u have a round cabachon then wire weave a moon shape on one side of the stone. I have seen pendants already made like this but have been unable to find any tutorials on how to make them and you are my favorite out all I have seen on KZbin you make the most beautiful pieces so if you could make one that would be awesome I'm hoping the more I work on wire wrapping/weaving I can at least do half as good as you do.

[@GoArtYourself]

Unfortunately I don't have anything like that at this time. I have PDF tutorials on setting round cabs available on my website, but nothing specifically with a moon shape.

[@RafaelSilva-go6xt]

Muito legal Parabéns!!! adoro seus vídeos!!!

[@adaholmes9210]

Great teacher!!!!

[@celestinnes]

gorgeous! thanks for sharing!

[@rhondamatlock9301]

thank you, your work is awesome..

[@jaymewitcher7852]

I would be happy to buy tutorials if you would make them! love your work!!

[@GoArtYourself]

+Jayme Witcher Thank you. I sell a TON of PDF tutorials on my website www.nicolehannajewelry.com

[@green5sing]

I see you do have a dragonfly tutorial on your website, but it is a simpler design than a dragonfly you made where the body is also a weave. Any possibility of this particular design of the dragonfly making it into a tutorial for purchase?

[@phyllismcgruder3924]

Do you have a video on how to patina? Your work is so amazing.

[@GoArtYourself]

+Phyllis McGruder Indeed I do. If you click on my channel and scroll through my videos, you should see it :D

[@jaymewitcher7852]

thank you, hadn't seen the pdf,'s they are wonderful!!!

[@crafty_corner365]

Your videos and jewelry are so inspirational. Thank you for putting up such great tutorials and I love how you actually explain everything you are doing. It is very helpful. For your pieces, I read someone else's comment and they asked if you used dead soft or half hard wire. Do you ever use half hard wire? Or would it be too stiff to bend and do what you want? After you use Liver of Sulfur, can the copper still give the green effect that tends to happen with copper jewelry? How do you prevent that from happening? I know you can't really besides with renaissance wax, but will the green effect still happen after you do the LOS? Also, I know dead-soft wire hardens as you work with it, but how is the piece hard from not hammering it ?

[@GoArtYourself]

+craftycorner Hi! I don't use half hard for anything except ear wires, and only in an instance when I can't hammer a dead soft wire to work harden it. As for the green.... I imagine, in time and without care, it could turn green, but with regular monthly care it should be fine. I always recommend, once a month, scrubbing lightly (and avoiding stones or beads) with a very fine 0000 steel wool pad (from the hardware store... not the kitchen cleaning kind) and rinsing with some dish soap, then drying really really well. The band of this ring is quite hard after hammering it, but the face of the ring is also hard because the weave is nice and compressed (I always stress compressing the weaves.... no loose weaves!) and because the weaves are layered on top of one another. Creates a nice sturdy finished product.

[@sarahhernandez5509]

I learned from the best! I learned from u~ ✌💓

[@htrfdes]

Thank-you Nicole!!!!!!

[@shirley6996]

Thank you for this tut! it was understandable and easy to follow. I think I will try this! I am having trouble locating liver of sulfur any suggestion? they don't carry it at Micheal's or Hobby Lobby here. Thanks.

[@GoArtYourself]

+Shirley Zolman I usually do get mine from Michael's or JoAnn's, but if yours don't have any, you can get it online. Just look for Extended Life Liver of Sulfur Gel. Monster Slayer has it, and I've always liked to purchase from them.

[@shirley6996]

thank you sooo! much my polymer clay cabs will look beautiful with your weaving around them! love all your pieces!

[@onetooboom2069]

I've only made it 10 minutes in and I've already learned soo dang much. I don't know if anyone has asked this question. but I've been looking everywhere for an answer. Im worried Im not using ANYTHING correctly. I have just a small kit. comes with a hammer, needle nose plyers, reverse tweezers, a long sparp object tthat I can only describe as a bead reamer but its not rough of the needle part. 2 diff, sized needles, and 2 other.. I assume stamp like things. anyways. its by 'Making Memories' if that helps. the small hammer is what I have to use. on whatever surface I can get until I know what to buy (which I do now, thank you) but how long should I be hammering for. its not ever getting flat. its just walmart wire for now. until I can get really good at it. and it just wont flatten. I watched one video where a girl flattened her wire.. just a few small hits and boom, it was done. what am I doing wrong? please help, when you have time. anything would be much appreciated. I forget the size and hardness of the wire. again its walmart crap. they don't have a large selection anymore either. its like they are taking it away. one side of the isle. only 2-4 feet long for space of product that they sell.. they use to have a whole isle.. both sides.. so I wont have much to practice with anymore.. please help! thank oyu

[@poodledoodlemom3052]

Why did you stop making videos? I love them.

[@HavootuKali]

beauuutiful!!

[@iseejewelz3874]

so pretty

[@leilakirkdietzolsen6741]

So pretty ❤️🇩🇰

[@sandrawanilepine2581]

i am a beginer in wire wrapping. i love your work but is it a way or something to do to keep that beatiful shinning pink gold glow of the cooper, permenantely?

[@GoArtYourself]

+sandrawani lépine There is nothing permanent you can do. Products like Renaissance Wax will help keep it from antiquing, but it needs to be re-applied every so often. Even most tarnish-resistant wires will eventually have a plating that wears away and the metal beneath will begin to oxidize.

[@sandrawanilepine2581]

Thank you very much and for the names of the weaving if you still want to know i can give you the names but yours explications are cleare the way you do it so may i suggest to you keep going like you use to do because it is very good that way :) thanks again and i love your work

[@jorgeromero663]

Nicole your ring is pretty but your hands are awesom

[@GoArtYourself]

+Jorge Romero That is very nice of you to say! Until you see my latest videos where my cuticles are a hot mess. lol

[@immaalien]

this was the most difficult project ive ever done. and I realize that the length of the wire and positioning is really important. I didn't have enough wire left to do the 3rd s so I had to cross it down the middle. and I certainly didn't have enough wire to do the coiled s. oh well, practice makes perfect

[@jodierasey9048]

Thank you for this tutorial, I am just starting to try wire wrapping and any tips are helpful. How long did it take you to be somewhat proficient in the wrapping? I have mostly done bead weaving but love the intricate look of the wire work and to combine the two would be awesome!

[@GoArtYourself]

+Jodie Rasey I've been weaving wire for about seven years now. But I wouldn't say I became proficient at it until about 5 years ago.

[@jodierasey9048]

Thank you for the answer, I will keep on trying.

[@dral_vashih_mamok]

результат так себе конечно,но что то в этом есть.Возьму на заметку ,спасибо)

[@phyllismcgruder3924]

thank you so much.

[@AnimaHistorica]

Thank you

[@LollyDavey]

Hey what is the name brand on your round nose pliers? They rolled heavy wire and didnt twist sideways!

[@TheWitchsRattle]

They are Swanstrom. I've used them on 10 gauge before. Hard to do it by hand without annealing, but they worked. They probably aren't recommended for use on heavy gauges but I like to live dangerously lol

[@LollyDavey]

Thank you!

[@GrimshanksOSU]

Skip past 6:30 to start wrap

[@ГалинаСтарцева-в6ф]

спасибо!

[@mariadimaio35]

bravissima!!!!

[@stephiecreativewires2995]

how do you chain the color of your wire to make it look dark?

[@TheWitchsRattle]

It's a Liver of Sulfur solution. I have another video on how to do that.

[@susanloveland1455]

This is much harder than it looks. I basically have a tangled up mess. I think I will stick with beading, lol.

[@sillytubeify]

you never flatten your weave gently w nylons?

[@GoArtYourself]

Nah. I don't like to have more tools lying around than I really need. So I've just learned to be gentle using a regular pair of flat nose pliers.

[@GlenisRetiredNZ]

As far as I'm concerned you have set the bar for wired wrapped jewelry. Inspiring to watch! Thank you. I do wish you would link to your site www.nicolehannajewelry.com more often. You provide so much value with your tutorials I'm sure many of us would be happy to click a link to a recommended product so that you might earn a small commission. The value you provide with your tutorials would far outweigh any meager commissions you would earn. thanks again for taking the time to do this for us.

[@lisamichaud1463]

I love your videos you are very artistic and very good at what you do.I've learned so much from watching and I hate to say this but you talk way way too much!

[@nevajuzo4051]

Nobody in this world like my BEST friend & artist Lan Anh, she is really the BEST, I unsuscribe of your canal because I hate stupid people that Talk bad about Lan

[@военныйнапенсии]

ахуенно!