Wig Jig: Wire Snake 

Love all your tutorials! I just bought one of these and am truly inspired by your ideas.

I love your videos, you have such a smooth voice and a lovely smile and your jewellery is great and your video is easy to follow thank you for sharing xx Keep Safe and God Bless xx

I have a lot of things i want to put into this comment, your voice is so relaxing and quiet, and thank you, i want to be a artisan (?) I want to make things like jewerly, stuffed animals, and things and your channel is helping me out a LOT so thank you for being a youtuber and doing what you do. Each one of your creations are gorgeous and one day i wish i can be that skilled. You are obe of the people i look up to and want to follow in your footsteps oneday to your level of beauty.

OLD Leather Smith here, very nice young lady. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️🥎🙃

I bought a wig jig because of your last video. Then the following week I bought a coiling gizmo. I know you dont really use that one too much... Still loving your videos. I missed yesterday's live stream, I've got my sleep pattern all messed up. I am proud to say that I have been making a pendant a day. And I'm super excited for this weekend because my 11 year old niece is coming over to make a fairy house with me. All because of you and your amazing tutorials!!!!

You are a wonderful teacher.

I remember making a necklace out of links like this. I was so proud of myself for finishing a project and the fact my friend stole it to keep for herself. Thankyou for the video and the inspiration.

After watching this I bought a wig jig. I watched a video from the wig jig channel and they say that you should pick it up and use the wig jig base to move and hold the wire in place. Thanks for a great tutorial

Pretty and looks fun to make. More tools to lust after!

I find this interesting but really cool. And the anvil is so cute.

I feel like with dead soft wire you kinda wanna harden it via hammer or nylon pliers because it can get really bendy

I would have liked to see you make this earring with the stone on it.

Looking fab - ul - ous, as always.

Excellent video! Thank you.

Wow! I just got one of these but haven’t figured out how to use it yet. This is very timely. Maybe you will do some more of these.

I have made these shapes, but without the wigjig.... i think i need a wigjig. HA!!!! This seems so much more time efficient and precise..

This was a wonderful tutorial. Thanks.

thank you for this very interesting tutorial, you've inspired me, I'll have to get some wire and give it a go, it looks so easy and simple to do, and makes a very lovely effect... I'm picturing a pair of earrings with a few feathers attached to the bottom loop of this wire squiggle... 😃

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Yes I Do Agree 💯 Great Teacher!!

how cool!! THANKS XXX

This is beautiful... Thank you.

So cool

Hi Peace be upon you. I hope the translation is good I apologize I do not understand English well You are a very good person Your outer beauty is dazzling but your beauty inside is more beautiful Your character is wonderful All positive energy Because your work is very sophisticated and amazing Happy for the people I want to thank your mother for having given birth to an angel with such elegance, beauty, intelligence and Good morality Sorry for taking long I wish you a happy life We wait for a new one 😍😍😇😂

love!!!!!!!!!!!

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Nice

Hello, I hope I'm not too late to reach you. I a fabrication jeweler so I make all my silver jewelry by hand. I bought a metal wig jig about two years ago and just decided to use it for the first time. I tried making coiled snake earrings with 18 gauge dead soft, low dome half-round sterling silver wire, without soldering first - I wanted a more 3-D look, uh, no go!!! However, I refused to beat! So I have a couple of questions for you: After watching your vid, I now think round wire is better to start with until I learn how to use this thing. Can I use the same gauge you used in dead soft Sterling Silver wire to achieve the "spread look" ? And how do you spell swayje? I have dapping tools, but I've never seen the one you used before!! It's GREAT! I always curve pieces myself by hand... Lastly, thanks for the great tutorial; I've taught simple silversmithing myself, but I definitely "went to school" with your vid, THANKS!

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I have a couple of questions and I have only watched the tools needed section so far.....in the video you said 5lb anvil but linked us the 2lb, I would like mine to be about the size of yours as well as being a true anvil not a cheaper version, so which do you use 2lb or 5lb? Also I have to ask this because my skin is so sensitive but how do you stop these metals from turning your skin green and then the wire cooper instead of the coating colour? Thank-you for sharing, I am really happy you chose to do more videos like this.

Can you show su moré designs in the papier please

I know this isn't your style but could you show how to make simple curved shapes for earrings with a wire jig? I see them all over Etsy and they seem simple but really aren't. Hoops with different shapes...if that makes sense. I've tried a mandrel but I can't get any of it to match and the spiral and G shaped earrings you can't do on them.

So wide use you the wire

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