Wirework rose chain ⎮ Make your own chain series ⎮ Valentine's Day

In this tutorial I show you how to make your own wirework chain with roses as the feature. Please feel free to give it a go yourself and I hope you enjoy.
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Materials:
0.6mm round wire (22 gauge)
4mm rounds
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[@cakebatter550]

Your work and tutorials are so inspirational. I really appreciate it when you say that if you make a mistake it's okay. Your projects and videos show how to remedy any mistakes. I think your projects you instruct us on are therapeutic. Thank you for making it fun.

[@teresamonday81]

I love this. You always explain and demonstrate everything so detailed and simply. Thank you for sharing your gift.

[@SandiRose2008]

This bracelet is sooo cute. At first glance I thought the roses would be hard to make but they are not. I love this. Thank you.

[@herch3]

Nicely done! I'm learning jewelry making as a hobby and trying to get youtube certified ;) You have some of the best tutorials out there. I've been trying to copy your work for practice. My wife really enjoys the designs and ideas you've given me. She happily wears all the little projects you've helped inspire. Keep it up!

[@nitzavazquez2070]

Thank's for the tutorial, I like so much! I 'm from Carolina, Puerto Rico!

[@MsNocker]

Thank you, for all of your tutorials! You have taught me soooo much! I love this bracelet design. Your designs are amazing and tutorials are nicely detailed and easy to follow.

[@AndreaHarvier]

I have been subscribed to you & following you so much the past few years & i just want to say- Thank you so much! :) I love all your Rose Macrame, Wire, & Bead work that you have shared. I am a Native American Indian artist & scholar, from the Pueblo, Tohono O'odham & Navajo Tribes throughout the Southwestern United States. My Tewa Indian name, "KhaPovi" means/stands for a 'Wild Medicinal Rose' that grows along the mountain waters that flow into the Rio Grande River in Santa Clara Pueblo where I was born & raised. So each time you share a Rose pattern, i do it to create myself a wonderful work of jewelry & art that i love and wear! I will continue to encourage others to follow & support you, as another wonderful artist that i have grown to love over the years! God bless you in all your endeavors & thank you again for your wonderful videos. :)

[@CSLdesigns]

+KhaPovi Andrea Harvier Thank you so much for your lovely message. It means a lot to me and I really appreciate it :-)

[@wampa093life]

non so come ringraziarti per condividere con tutti noi le tue creazioni... non ci deludi mai... sei geniale e meravigliosa... grazie di cuore per tutto

[@hellsmermaid]

Your tutorials are so well done, very clear and easy to follow. Thank you so much xx

[@olgapalenzuela-king9172]

So beautiful, and I love the way you explain everything in detail. Thank you. I really enjoyed watching this video.

[@carlajowebb1715]

Loving all your tutorials. Thank you very much.

[@Shyruban]

Thank you, I've been making wire jewelry a while, I had a gift I wanted to make for someone but wasen't sure yet what I'd craft, this is perfect, will work on one right now out of half hard sterling wire :).

[@101mosioatunya]

A brilliant tutorial :-) So clear, so concise. Thank you for posting it

[@dazzodesigns7621]

Thank you! Beautiful work!!

[@dionysioskosmetatos9441]

Hi Christina. Your work is absolutely amazing!! Can't wait to try making this bracelet. I would like to know if I can use a 20 gauge wire to make the roses?

[@sandramccormick8326]

😍Uhhhhh pretty! I need more wire now and it's all YOUR fault! 😂

[@lynnstratton2890]

Very lovely!!

[@martapomesano]

muy bonito trabajo mil gracias. Besosss desde Argentina

[@jeweliedee4299]

What diameter is that large circle on the mandrel?

[@snkychks1579]

Beautiful!! Did you go to school for this? I so appreciate you sharing your designs with us. You inspire me. Merry Christmas!

[@annamariadelplato3358]

Bellissimo! Complimenti !

[@Kayenne54]

Beautiful and easy to follow, as always..Thank you. What was the approximate size of the base mandrel, for the beginning of the rose chain segment?

[@CSLdesigns]

+Kayenne54 Thank you very much. I just measured it for you. It is 2.7cm :-)

[@Kayenne54]

Thank you for taking time to answer. I appreciate it. Many blessings of the Season to you and your loved ones :-)

[@MichellesHandmadeCreations]

Am I correct to assume that is the circumference of the mandrel?

[@clorindagalasso4485]

sei bravissima grazie

[@ritab8248]

How long is each section?

[@bellodee]

nice

[@thirdavenue3045]

Are you left or right handed? Wondering if I am cack-handed.

[@a4eyg32]

I can't get to view the video

[@JoansJunkJournalsAndMore]

So pretty. I just made this using 20g copper and green Austria crystals. I made 6 roses but it is too big so will take one off. Gorgeous, thank you. ☺♥

[@traceyclark7777]

I love your tutorials, they are so easy to follow and your pieces are beautiful!!

[@MichellesHandmadeCreations]

I tried this a few days ago, practicing with Zebra brand wire and plastic beads. The technique is easy and fun. Due to RA in my hands, I used my pliers to pull the wire snuggly to keep the roses nice and tidy. I did 6 wraps for the wrapped loops which was too much. Next time I'll do only 3 wraps. Even so, my husband was amazed by how good the links looked. That says a lot about the instructor. I'll be making several more of these bracelets in various colors to wear stacked or individually. Thanks to CSL Designs for the awesome tutorial.

[@chemam50]

That's a lovely design and a great tutorial. Thanks for sharing

[@charleneproffitt8374]

OH, THANK YOU, I've been waiting to see this one again. Very nice indeed!!!!!!

[@alisonwarlow1911]

Love this and have tried to have a go, however my problem is linking the roses together ... at the min having to use jump rings to connect ... do you have any advise on how best to approach this .. do you have other videos to assist. thanks in advance ;o) xx

[@sharonfrench1087]

This bracelet is very lovely, thank you, wonderful as usual

[@clarissalines4544]

You are such an amazing person and teacher so beautifully 💕💕

[@MysticMakerMuse]

Excellent video. Such a lovely looking bracelet. Thank you.

[@acidrain8711]

This was great I love it and it was kind of easy to follow thank you.

[@teresasmoot-moorer5314]

You explained this so well, thank you...

[@paripareshanful]

Thanks for your tutorial very easy to understand ❤️

[@artiejohnson703]

You are a great teacher. Love your channel. Thanks

[@mrgorky777]

What brand are those very narrow chain nose pliers?

[@SuperWatcher59]

I sure do like your tutorials. Thank you.

[@robertahubert9155]

Beautiful can’t wait to try it. Many thanks

[@daltonjack3918]

how much would you sell the bracelet only

[@JacquelineHahn1]

simple but pretty

[@camperAttila]

Bello🥰

[@imaginepeace46]

You make it look so Easy...but it ain't to me!!! Well done!

[@CSLdesigns]

+janie marie Thank you so much. I'm sure you can do it ;-)

[@clydalutz2442]

CSLdesigns n

[@echoandmeaservicedogslife3300]

oh my word you lie lol 2 years it's like I told you you are so very talented its like the wire is just an extension of your hands the way you just touch it and it moves anyway you want it too you are truly blessed my dear wire working is your calling love this new little bracelet with the flowers it is so stinking cute

[@laurabarber6697]

❤🎉❤

[@beckymills2659]

there is just no words to describe your talents,! you are an absolute amazing artist and teacher.............................

[@luciaramirez8364]

Que perfecto es todo lo que haces Christine. Este es un proyecto MUY bonito y diferente a todo. Gracias por inspirarme a hacer tantas cosas bellas. Recibe un gran abrazo y toda mi admiración. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Mil, mil, GRACIAS!! 🙋🏻

[@mawi1172]

You are a very lovely lady, Christina. After 6 yrs we're STILL learning adorable little things like this from you! I use to get so tired of waiting for you to get finished what you say in every video, (like tucking away ends, etc!). And 2 yrs later I'm STILL listening. You are a wealth of info Lady! 💋💋💋💋. And I find your directions to be the PERFECT speed for my brain! 🤣🤣🤣 Ppl are still appreciating you out here! I am one!!! ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@beasy4661]

Hello I Watched Your Wire Wrapping Videos They Are So Gorgeous I Really Liked It All!! I Would Like To See A Tutorial Of Small Loose Stone That Is Faceted Or A Small Tumbled Gemstone Made Into A Ring That Is Prong Setted!! ; D Thank You So Much Godbless And Merry Christmas

[@tinatr6311]

Thanks so much. I really enjoy your design CSL designs. So artistic, so elegant. Love so much your work. Thanks for sharing.

[@angelatiglio5362]

so, so talented. beautiful and very clear instructions. thx so very much!!!!!!

[@Columbiabrat]

This was my first wire-working project after watching scores of videos by your fine self and others. I used a larger wire for this by mistake and that using 20 gauge wire instead of 22 was a thumb-numbing experience! My roses look pretty good but with the thicker gauge, they're not as delicate as yours. Thank you so much for turning me on to wire... it's all your fault and I'm having a great time with it!

[@MichellesHandmadeCreations]

Really pretty and sweet. Because it's such a delicate design, it would be fun to layer several bracelets (3+) with different colored beads or in different wire colors. Really like that you didn't use jump rings in this design, esp. if made into a necklace. So much more secure. TFS!

[@soucky1]

These roses are absolutely Gorgeous and i Love the Bracelet & Earrings you've created Christina,like always you really are so talented and it's a real gift to watch your Fantastic videos,thank you so much for this amazing Design,i love it!

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

beautiful and as the other lady said I need more wire now too lol x

[@peaches5712]

Love it! So very feminine and dainty......I'm going to make one for my grand daughters birthday! 😀

[@sharingthebounty2488]

Great tutorial...it was clear, easy to understand to do, and I love how it looks. Thank you so much.

[@suefitton4904]

I love making these roses. Haven't made enough to make a bracelet yet as I keep finding other things to try! Love your designs and how you explain things

[@lauriesuzanne8848]

Super smart method of tucking the rose’s wire ends! Always a great tutorial. Thank you.

[@dianemartin7110]

These are beautiful and so easy to do! Can't wait to give it a go. Thank you so much, I love your videos.

[@pamsurphlis8891]

Love this tutorial....very easy to follow and inspiring!

[@gamergirl5236]

Does it matter what kinda of Wire you use to make this ?????????

[@lynnsweet6902]

I am going to add a small crystal in the middle of each rose.. Would this be easy to do?

[@mcybijoux]

Toujours aussi beau comme d'habitude, mais quelle est donc la marque du fil ? j'ai l'impression que c'est du fil carré ? est ce de l'argent ou acier inox ?

[@taramarsh6369]

Hey Cls I absolutely love your vids I would love it if you ever did a craft room tour !!

[@fromthestars4488]

Just doing this for Mothers day.I hope it turns out alright :)

[@kerryd25]

Awesome bracelet and the earrings are beautiful too! : )

[@DarleneLisaOwens]

WHAT SIZE ON YOUR RING MANDRELARE YOU USING OR DOES IT MATTER

[@jeffhirsch6973]

I love your work,what would you sell a piece like this for?

[@SweetPeasx3]

This is beautiful. You make it look so easy. ❤️

[@judyfleming24]

you are a very good instructor. Thank-You.

[@nightrangercrane4342]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you.

[@diane2941]

Very easy to follow. thanks so much.

[@elvirasenatore8646]

traduzione in italiano i tuoi lavori sono molto belli il materiale dove lo compri grazie

[@lidiamcculley8933]

BEAUTIFUL!!! Thanks so much for sharing your skills and amazing designs, it's very appreciated!!! Many blessings on your way P.S.: I just subscribed!

[@CSLdesigns]

Thank you so much Lidia. And welcome 😉

[@inspiredcaroline24]

So clever, the roses are so lovely. Do you design your own pattern/ideas or learn from other sources (i.e. watching videos or using books)? I didn't quite understand the part about direction of loops to lie flat. But only being able to watch from phone, quality of pic & sound is poor. Am sure if I tried to make it, I'd see what you mean. "If" being operative word, lol, I watch loads then don't have time to play? Keeping your tutorials for future tho so all good! Ty once again, quite new to your chnl but learning a lot. C

[@CSLdesigns]

+inspiredcaroline24 Thank you. A bit of everything really. Inspiration and ideas come form anywhere really. If you imagine that the loops that are connecting two links together need to be facing in opposite directions, so the roses end up lying flat next to each other. I hope that made sense :-)

[@sternentigerkatze]

So Beautiful!

[@imanelmasry1451]

big like

[@CSLdesigns]

+Iman Elmasry Thank you :-)

[@SusanLUK]

Christina, I love that you are kind enough to share your knowledge with us. This rose chain is particularly lovely and I look forward to giving it a try. Merry Christmas to you and your family xxx

[@ivlig6799]

preciosos 👍

[@DanniRanx]

beautiful design, think I'll try with colored artistic wire :)

[@CSLdesigns]

+DanniRanx Thank you. That sounds nice :-)

[@janetskinner311]

so beautiful you explain things so easy thank you

[@CSLdesigns]

+janet Skinner You're very welcome and thank you :-)

[@jeffo1110]

Lovely!

[@CSLdesigns]

+Jeff Blatter Thank you very much :-)

[@mystellaluminosa]

Grazie😍😍

[@CSLdesigns]

+mystellaluminosa You're welcome and thank you :-)