I'd like to thank you for doing these. I can't thank anyone who posts tutorials enough for the impact they have on people's lives. Due to health issues I can't work a traditional job so this is my means and I love that it's my reality. I still have a lot of room to improve and am still collecting different guages of wire, but I'm excited to be where yr at one day and to keep learning the techniques that you show us. Yr work is some of the best I've seen on YT so please don't stop posting. You will have great karma.
Could you do it tutorial on many different weaves to do. I'd like to learn more weaves. I'll buy it that being said I absolutely adore your work and thank you for everything you've been showing us it blows me away
Hey could you please make a tutorial on how to set side stones on a ring? I have the central stone settings down and learnt, but the side stones are a different story 😅
If you join his patron (even for just a month or two) you'll find he's super responsive to these types of questions. It's not expensive and I learned a lot when I could afford it
I've wanted to learn this style of wrapping and your videos have been amazingly helpful and you have a great "Bob Ross" sort of laid-back and soothing voice. I can't thank you enough for putting yourself out there as a teacher. ❤ ❤❤❤
Amazing stuff. I am making resin jewelry and just trying wire wrapped crystals for a client. Watched a video that took me here after. Amazing stuff!! Great video tutorial you made here!!! I absolutely can’t wait to dive into metal jewelry creating. But baby steps first! Haha
Your jewelry is amazing and your videos are some of the easiest to understand for me. I’m new at wire wrapping so all of your helpful tips have been a lifesaver for me. I’m so grateful to all that do these life changing videos for people like me. You’re an inspiration and I thank you! I would like to buy some tutorials from you, is the link here? I’ll find it I’m sure!!
I'm trying to do this but I'm using a 5mm oval cabochon that's slippery as hell and does not stay in place. I think my mistake is also trying to do this with round wire instead of square wire, so it's twisting around as I finagle with the 28 gauge.
Hi Nolan, I'm new to component (frame) style of wire work. Do you have (as you are a FANTASTIC educator, educator being the operative word!! lol) tuts for beginners? I can't tell you how many instructors SHOW you how to do things, but not WHY. Any help or direction you can provide would be helpful and gratefully apricated! Thanks a lot! Sandy