Thank you for another wonderful video. I still enjoy your videos when I don't feel ambitious. I often find them incredibly soothing to watch after a busy day almost meditative. This one was particularly beautiful, both the ring and the video itself. Very elegant, simple design.❤
Beautiful rings. 😍I tried 20 Gauge. It's too thin that it won't wrap or bend neatly without creating other unnecessary bending. Too delicate. 16 Gauge for the rings works best with 28 for the wrapping ❤. Love your videos!!!
you did not try it before, today, just because I follow your comment, i wàste my RM13 & TIME TO TRY IT AND IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO BEND AND COULD EASILY DAMAGE THE WIRE COLOR, NOW, I TRIED TO USE IT TO MAKE PENDANT FRAME FOR MY DESIGNATED NECKLACE AND IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO MAKE 3CM LONG HEART SHAPE NECKLACE CHAIN FROM LAN ANH HANDMADE AS WELL😢😢😢
@cheongmankeong4516 Hi!! So when I tried this it was trial and error to imitate hers. It's about the gauge and wire hardness to achieve along with using the right tools. I'm still learning, hope this helps. For reference: Dead soft The softest wire, which can be bent by hand and is easy to manipulate without tools. It's good for wire weaving, wrapping, and creating flowing curves and spirals, but it doesn't hold its shape as well as harder wires. Half-hard A little harder than dead soft, but still easy to work with. It's a good balance of strength and flexibility, and is ideal for components like ear wires, clasps, and jump rings that need to retain their shape. It's also good for wire wrapping and making simple wire loops, and can create sharp angles. Full-hard Very difficult to bend, and becomes brittle and breaks if over-worked. It's used for structural elements like bracelet frames and rigid components that need a lot of support, and is preferred by advanced users with professional tools♥️♥️
I have to and always forgive everyone, we fall onto this earth because of not learning to share all our glories together and I wish I could come out with the necklace model which could hold 6.5mm gemstone very soon as my greatest thanks to the greatest teacher/master here and everyone else🎉❤😊
😮 Wow lovely ladies rings looks pretty and precious, just love it ❤ what about the men in our lives, there are a lot of designs for men's rings you can also make, It would be very nice gift's for them, I think they will love it too ❤
Oh okay my dear, you can still make some videos for men's rings, I would like to see what they look like and will definitely try making them and the ladies rings too, try a thicker wire and see again your end results, your creation is very beautiful, I love it, carry on with the good work, wish you all the best forward, God bless.
Love your tutorials… this one though am not getting a clear view of how you insert the thin gauge wire to form the base… I’m obviously missing something… 😊
I was wondering if you had any tips how to get the prongs so even I have to say that’s my only challenge when I’m making them events of pruning the whole piece and I have to start over again
you can make the prongs shorter and use smaller diameter wire. I haven't tried it yet so I don't know for sure the results. Sometimes imagination and reality will be different
Is this real and will it stay in place and not bend or move around. Looking wire like this that's real, natural and don't make your hand, ears, nick and fingers green and even the ones that already have a claw blank prong too. What do you recommend 0:55
With the material parameters I use, it can ensure the durability of the product, but the durability cannot be compared to other product lines. If you want to be safe, you can reinforce it.
They're really pretty but with how soft copper is the second anything gets caught on one of the prongs that stone is going to pop out and likely be lost.
GOOD MORNING, IS THERE ANY COPYRIGHT ISSUE/PROBLEMS AGAINST YOUR PRODUCT MODEL IF I CORRECT YOUR RING WITH 42CM LONG WIRE SO THAT I CAN TIE ITS CLIP WITH ROSE PATTERN AND THEN I FURTHER AMEND YOUR THIS RING DESIGN BECOME NECKLACE?
