"O' Xmas Tree" Pendant & Ornament - Easy Wire Work

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In this video I show you how to create a fabulous wire work Christmas tree pendant and/or ornament. If you watched my earrings video then you are on your way to making these fun and unique pieces for great gifts. This is very easy but uses a heavier gauge wire and takes some hand strength.
NOTE: When my hands are out of view, you are not missing anything, just me getting it closer so I can accomplish what I've shown you.
Tools and Materials:
Here's what you will need:
Pendant: 18"-24" of 16-14 gauge soft wire (I used copper)
Ornament: 30"-34" of 14-12 gauge soft wire
Flat nose pliers
Round nose pliers
Full flush cutters
Fine Sharpie Marker
Fine point pen and paper
Rawhide mallet
Chasing hammer
Steel bench block
Optional:
Liver of sulfur (check out my video to learn how to patina) • How To Patina with Liv...
0000 steel wool
Wax polish or metal sealer
I hope you enjoy this project and if you would like to show me yours, share on my Facebook page: / makingiteasywithliz
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Peace

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7 сен 2024

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@brookspa94 5 лет назад

So CUTE! Your tree made me smile! Think it's the care free, relaxed, smooth waving pattern of the tree in it's simple form, & how I wish the holidays were MORE like YOUR tree (or at least how my mind wants to interpret your graceful piece if art)! Thank You for sharing your precious time, talent, knowledge, and skills with all of us! And Thanks for helping me realize I need to slow down & begin to calmly roll & curve through the rest of this SPECIAL holiday, so I can embrace what it's TRULY about! Merry Christmas & Hugs 2U!🤗

@makingiteasywithliz 5 лет назад

What a wonderful thing to say, AmyLee. Thank you so much for reminding ME of what this season is all about.

@sashamay23 2 года назад

Thanks so much! Didn’t have big enough gauge wire so made a small one out of 18g antique copper colored parawire, turned out great! It’s so cute! Definitely want to get some bigger gauge copper to make more of them :)

@ivonnemartinez4196 Год назад

Beautiful thank you

@zoomjewelrydesignclassesls1362 2 года назад

Very good video. Love you teaching style filled tips and details and seasoned with your enthusiasm! Thank you

@makingiteasywithliz 2 года назад

Thank you so much ❤

@MsLizRich 8 лет назад

Liz, I love you! You are so unpretentious and funny. "You guys know me by now... fumble around," and at 8:16, "Aaahh, AAAHHHH!" You crack me up because you're just like me when I'm working. Love the project and will be making some as "just because" presents before Christmas. Thank you for this video.

@makingiteasywithliz 8 лет назад

+MsLizRich Thanks! Are you a Liz too? I try to be myself and I'm happy you like me. :o) Good luck and if you want to post your creations, please do on my FB page facebook.com/makingiteasywithliz

@deborahsimonson5844 4 года назад

Holy Moly Liz you make learning fun!

@makingiteasywithliz 9 лет назад

Fun easy project...great gifts.

@CDRRDHCAPE 9 лет назад

I love your video's you are so funny but a real expert. I know this 14 gauge is not easy to bend, my hands get sore bending 16 gauge! Can't wait to try this for next year, a little late now. Thank you so much for all the nice things you explain and teach us. Merry Christmas all the Best to You!

@makingiteasywithliz 9 лет назад

Thank you CD Rozich, With practice you will be a pro with whatever gauge you work with. So sorry for the delay in getting this video out...life has a way of being all consuming. I wish you and your family a fabulous holiday season. Thank you so much for your kindness and support.

@LeslieNikulka 8 лет назад

Thank you so much, Liz. These are so sweet and lovely. :D

@makingiteasywithliz 8 лет назад

+leslie nikulka Thank you Leslie...'tis the season.

@beawuest Год назад

Thank you for this video! 😍 I wished, you would make more of wirework-videos. ❤️

@makingiteasywithliz Год назад

Thank you.

@dawnepimm4393 3 года назад

Lovely. I am definitely going to have ago at them. Great clear tutorial. Thankyou for sharing your lovely work. Xx

@makingiteasywithliz 3 года назад

Thank you, Dawne.

@kathybray7156 9 месяцев назад

Wire ornament❤

@lisasmothers3167 7 лет назад

great video. you are my favorite, I watch yours all the time!

@sunnyscott4876 5 лет назад

I love your work . The wire wrapping is bold and sturdy . I wonder if you could fashion a treble clef ? The shape is similar to what you have been doing . Thanks for the great videos and looking forward to more good ideas !

@makingiteasywithliz 5 лет назад

Hi Sunny Thank you so much for watching. You could do a treble clef...why not? Just be careful when hammering wires that cross.

@mypaperjourney 9 лет назад

Ahhhh! Lol! Another great video! Have a Blessed Christmas to and your family. I wish you the best on your online store.

@makingiteasywithliz 9 лет назад

Thank you so much Madj and to you too! Your kind words and support make me feel so warm and fuzzy.

@debbiegoble9836 2 года назад

Love it

@vickilmj2565 7 лет назад

VERY NICE. WILL DO THIS FOR SURE THANK YOU

@GrammaSheShe Год назад

This is the first time I’ve watched you and I’m very impressed. I like the way you give the instructions while you are illustrating what you’re doing. They’re very clear and easy to understand. The only thing I would suggest, and it’s a big suggestion, is that you fast forward it while you are pounding because it takes a long time, it gets really monotonous and it’s very loud. I know we can turn the sound down but then we can’t tell when do you start talking again.

@makingiteasywithliz Год назад

Yes, I learned but cannot change what I did. That was the time I really didn't know a lot about filming. Thanks so much for watching and your kind comment.

@berritandersen288 8 лет назад

I like this very much! Greetings from Norway :-)

@makingiteasywithliz 8 лет назад

+Berrit Andersen Thank you so much Berrit. Same to you from Nova Scotia.

@r.rouchonimages7419 7 лет назад

cracked me up, you screamed like u chopped ur fiber up when u dropped ur pliers and then went back to doing what u were doing. great video skills, great tutorial too

@makingiteasywithliz 7 лет назад

Rena Rouchon Rouchon Images LOL...I can be a bit dramatic. Thank you so much for watching.