DIY: JEWELRY MAKING BASICS: No.1. Working with chains, clasps, jump rings

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This is one of few lessons which will explain you some jewelry making basics.
I am sharing only those which I use myself. There are plenty more different techniques, materials and tools out there, but I think with my easy and simple basic techniques you will be ready to start your little jewelry making hobby :)
If there will be something what you would like to add - please comment. The idea of this videos is just to give some help to those who don't know anything about jewelry and wants to start. I might make some videos later on where I will be just explaining more precisely about tools, materials and so on.

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@simplyaniko 12 лет назад

I am not a best teacher, but at least I try and I care about those who need some help :)

@ranboosupermacy7055 4 года назад

Yes thank you so much!!!!!!!

@TheJoey023 3 года назад

You did amazing! I love how you went straight into the information! I exit sooooo many pages because they talk so much about irrelevant things and it drives me up the wall! Thank you so much for this!

@avisionthroughchrist 3 года назад

You teach well! So well that even 8yrs later you are still inspiring and helping individuals make jewelry! 🙌 Lord bless you 🙏

@spikelett2751 3 года назад

Thank you so much for your videos! I am new to your channel and have a question I would like to ask someone who is experienced in jewelry making. Do you know how to make sure that a jump ring will be strong? I am always nervous and afraid that they are not aa strong as a pre-made necklace I would buy from the store. Is this true? Or am I just being anxious about something that I don't need to worry about?? Does anyone else feel this way when they use jump rings??

@rainfall6805 2 года назад

@@ranboosupermacy7055 your name is amazing 💗

@cloudysubliminals1720 4 года назад

Thank you. I am starting my boutique and this was a big help. Thank you again!

@cloudysubliminals1720 4 года назад

Ruth Weiss it’s an online boutique. on etsy i’m jazzy sewing but i haven’t updated in a long time. i will probably put some more items on soon but i hope to become a house hold name. anyways thankyou for you’re support ;)

@cloudysubliminals1720 4 года назад

Ruth Weiss you’re welcome 😊

@ranboosupermacy7055 4 года назад

Same!!!

@inayah2791 4 года назад

@@cloudysubliminals1720 omggg u listen to subs aswell

@cloudysubliminals1720 4 года назад

@@inayah2791 ofcccc 💕

@Shanubotheju471 Год назад

Such a valuable ,best video that posted 11 years ago.I could'nt believe.

@courtneyogtravel 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this. I want to make some necklaces as gifts and I have gotten the items for the pendant but realized I'd also need to know how to do the chain 😅

@madansinha633 4 года назад

I love how you arranged everything and the way you kept the plate and how you were designing was fantastic Love your videos

@Qrempuca1 12 лет назад

Omg you inspired me so much! I like unique jewelry and rarely find what I'm looking for.. and when I do, they aren't cheap! You've inspired me to start making my own! :) Thank you for these inspiring tutorials! Great music! And beautiful soul :)

@LaLadybug2011 3 года назад

You are a GREAT teacher! You explain things very well but no extra minutes over explaining or talking off topic. Great video-so I subscribed. Please just lower the music volume because it's hard to hear you over the music.

@anusharana1094 2 года назад

well actually in my case, my chain broke and i NEEDED to find a solution and when i saw this video IT HELPED ME SO DAMN MUCH! even tho u used so many tools, i used tweezers cause i didn't have that stuff.. im not trying to insult anyone but i worked with what i had.. THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE VIDEO

@megdavidson1321 3 года назад

I needed a simple tutorial to make some jewelry to wear for a friend’s wedding. This was very easy to understand. I can’t wait to try it out!

@waciao3967 4 года назад

Wow! Exactly what I want to learn!!! Thank you!😊 🙏🏻

@LoveLightSarahtonin 3 года назад

Thank you so much!! Cant wait to start this made me super hopeful :)

@l3jl4q57 3 года назад

Thank you I have small bussiness and this was so helpful

@cosmoarchibald8700 3 года назад

im tryna start my bracelet business! thank you for thiss

@ambermcfadden9072 9 лет назад

Thank you so much for replying! It really helped! I'll subscribe to your channel, now!?! Many thanks x

@Annie_37176 2 года назад

This helped so much thank you!

@sona2160 2 года назад

This is amazing video thank you so much love 😍😍😍

@syedafatima1938 3 года назад

Thank you this helped me a lot.

@seokermom 2 года назад

I know This video was posted a long time ago, but thank you!!

@julyannaalmeida5174 3 года назад

I learn so much! Thank u

@michelleemilyn7645 4 года назад

the music 😍🎶

@esha8972 5 лет назад

Which size chain and link did you use , please tell me

@lost619 3 года назад

Very helpful thank you

@ndzabambishabangu1996 3 года назад

What I needed ...😯🔥😭😭

@bhavanaindurkar7497 3 года назад

THANK you so much

@caramelldansen. 4 года назад

very helpful, thank you!

@angelakimbrell3817 Год назад

Thank you. Simple and right to point. Background music too loud though. For hearing impaired It was very hard to hear your talking over the pitch of music.

@Mylenapony 4 месяца назад

Thank you

@JulieN-nh2wz 3 года назад

At 1:57 I couldn't see how you opened it. Just barely out of the picture. My jump rings are sooo tight like a car key chain. No way to hold it and open it. But once I figure out how, it won't break off. :)

@leafychu7991 4 года назад

I just used scissors to cut open the small metal chain, then I put the pendant on.....but that is the incorrect way lol

@alexanderk7353 4 года назад

But where can we find all these materials.

@tatianam6830 4 года назад

sometimes online or your local craft stores like joannes or Michael's

@alexanderk7353 4 года назад

@@tatianam6830 I cant order online and those aren't my local art stores.

@tatianam6830 4 года назад

@@alexanderk7353 do you have any local craft stores ?

@alexanderk7353 4 года назад

@@tatianam6830 no i don't think so

@inayah2791 4 года назад

@@alexanderk7353 Amazon

@leslietaylor867 4 года назад

Great tutorial thank you so much. Can you advise where to buy good quality chain please x

@juweriya9975 4 года назад

Etsy.com

@lilenr3499 2 года назад

What is the ideal size jump ring for charms and also clasp size?

@sellingthesoo 9 месяцев назад

I need advice making my necklace using a gold box chain and trying to add 3 charms, its just not sitting right. One of the charms is a little bit bigger then the other two. let me know how I can reach out to you

@simplyaniko 9 месяцев назад

simplyaniko@gmail.com Please send photos and your question

@TheTruthteller9147 3 года назад

Thank you!, Music is a little loud but great video!. 🙏🏻

@ambermcfadden9072 9 лет назад

Can you please give me some help on how to make sure a jump ring never comes off! I'm really in to jewelry making but the jump ring always comes off! Please help me and comment back. Many thanks x

@simplyaniko 9 лет назад

Well this is a problem that many jewellery makers have. Professional jewellery makers make sure they always use good quality metals so it's not as soft and as easy to pull apart. Even more professional jewellery makers make sure they weld each jumping.. I mean they put the melted metal in between the jumping ends and sort of this melted metal when cools off joins the rings forever..Surely we can't do that as we are not professional jewellers.. but try to make sure you are pulling the jumping ends towards each other more than it needs to be.. and then pull them back.. I can't explain this.. Maybe I will need to make a very quick tutorial for this...

@simplyaniko 9 лет назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IIfdOm7_D40.html MAYBE THIS WILL HELP?

@mukeemsiddiqui7998 7 месяцев назад

Beutfull 👌

@mariacaballero2072 5 лет назад

Where can I buy good quality chains?

@simplyaniko 5 лет назад

Try ETSY.COM

@vicespejon9204 2 года назад

What is the size of chain?

@Signedaprettysag 6 месяцев назад

How did you make chain or where did you buy it?

@simplyaniko 6 месяцев назад

AliExpress, Etsy.cpm, Temų is full of chains

@relaxhealandlove Год назад

So u dont need to solder the jump rings?

@simplyaniko Год назад

Not always. For precious metal and stone jewelry you better do so, but for simple ones you don't need to. You can of course if you are really attached to it. Soldering helps it not to fall off, not to get lost. But normal simple strong jump rings also hold very well

@lyddiecatt 8 месяцев назад

I have been playing with gold chains (not real, good quality gold. just from Michaels) to make my accessories and find i always accidentally rub the coating off of them with my pliers. is this just a chain quality issue, or is there a plier type that's less likely to do this?

@simplyaniko 8 месяцев назад

I didn't have thins problem even with silver coated in gold.. maybe it is the pliers, try some others just to see. Otherwise maybe the coating is too weak? What do you see underneath? Silver?

@lyddiecatt 8 месяцев назад

@@simplyaniko thanks, i’ll try more! yes its silver in colour underneath. the chain is really big and chunky and harder to bend when needed which might be part of the problem. the jump rings i was using were also big and pretty much impossible to move with the pliers so i was doing so to the chain instead. that might be the main problem

@simplyaniko 8 месяцев назад

@@lyddiecatt hmmm yes, could be possible the reason for that. Huge chain links which are hard to open require more strength and then you apply so much strength that it rubs off the coating.

@lyddiecatt 8 месяцев назад

@@simplyaniko absolutely my problem! good to know this is less of an issue with smaller chain. thanks for your help!