Wire Wrap Bracelet How-to Instructions by Trendy Trinkets 

Good clearly enunciated instructions and clear camerawork. Thanks

Nice techniques, good ideas, and a very professionally done video. Thank you!

Great video!! Looking forward to additional videos from you!

thanks soo much for this video, as there is not much about making thick wire cuff bangles.Very useful information.

You're a good clear speaker with great descriptive, easy to understand terms.

wow great nice work love it. So easy and doesn't take a lot of time to make

Hi,,I watched and made,along with your video a couple weeks ago,and was just awed by how easy this was,,I was so proud of my piece til I discovered that from using the alum heavy gauge,like the short rounds you pick up at WallyWorld,it was too flimsy to be used as a bracelet,at least though I have something to go by for when I can find a harder wire at reasonable price points! I'm looking forward to seeing more of your tutes!! Keep up the great work and THANK YOU SO MUCH!!:) Very professional!

This is a nice vid, great project; you are good at demonstrating & giving clear instructions. I know it's tirme consuming, but I would love to see more vids from you. BTW: I made one of these for a beader friend who is in the hospital and it really cheered her up. :-)

Your voice and hands along with this bracelet are gorgeous.;) Thanks so much for putting it up I'll definitely be giving this a go :)

You make it look so easy.

very, very nice. thanks for sharing. it is appreciated.

i love it... it looks like flush is your favorite word. lol

Thank you for your very easy to follow tutorial. I have since made five bracelets i have used copper, brass, and sterling in two different gauges(16 g and 18 g) and they all looked fabulous..but i must say if i went to a 12 g sterling i would have had a hard time working with the wire..16 g was pretty hard...just wanted to mention the 18 g in sterling was perfect :)

Thank you for sharing this. I am going to try this this weekend.

Hi I really loved that I love wire wrapping my hand made beads what you could also have done with the really thick wire when left was make coils and then flattent them down either side of the beads onto the bangle. Really great though thank you :)

I loved the video. I'm am going to try and make one. Do you have a video showing how to make a double wire cuff bracelet with something attached in the middle that connects the two bracelets?

very video i like.

@navarrokun YES! And that would be the perfect next video. stay tuned!

Love this new sub glad I found you beautiful

i love her voice. QUESTION: will this work with 2 thinner gauges of wire? i wanted mine to be nice an thin to wear more than one (kinda like bangles)

so that is how you make one of those ... thank you

I like this bracelet- I will give this go and see how it turns out, but as someone else said- where is the rest of the video to finish off properly???

Interesting tutorial, I wonder if you could make a video on how to make a rolling sterling wire bracelet that moves up and down your arms, I read that the key is to have one bracelet on top and bottom like an Olympic ring, also, do you find ultrafine silver better to work with 95 . 92.5? Although I enjoy the video, the birds chirping are a bit of a distraction, although folks love birds and cute, a video should be a bit clear.

I love the black one. Is there a tutorial for it?

if thats the first part? wheres the second part? Id like to make that bracelet

Very nice, but I cannot find part 2.

I live in Miami and would love to find out what name of the store you buy your wire and beads from in downtown Miami if you dont mind! I just started my new hobby of wire wrapping jewelery!

What gauges are each of the wires you use?

What kind & what size beads did u use?

Tell the gage size for beginners.

where in miami?

where is the rest of the video...how to finish the bracelet?

What gauge is the lg wire?

the video ended suddenly, is there more?

Where's part 2?

Aluminum wire how many gauges

Oops sorry meant flatten...:)