I LOVE how this is a silent tutorial. Simple, no fluffy and wordy, long explanations while waving the finished product in front of the camera to where you have to ffwd through to the action. Thanks for the thorough tutorial. So simple and easy to follow! I'm going to look up more of her videos!

Thank you for posting. I liked that there is no music or any other distraction

Gayle, I can't tell you how much this video has helped me. I have plate and screws in my wrists and it can be very hard to make certain things. People go so fast on these videos and you take your time for us. Thank you from the heart.

@GayleBird

8 жыл бұрын

You are SO welcome!! I have chronic pain myself so I understand.

My hooks and eyes don't look good. I needed help and found your tutorial. You clearly show how to make them. Exactly the style I was trying to make. Thank you so much.

Thanks for this--I'm a jewelry maker, but never made my own closures. I'm making a last-minute necklace for my mother in law, and she prefers hooks rather than the fancy Bali closures I have. So--watched your video and was able to make a hook and eye closure in just a minute!

Thank you for sharing this video! I love the design and technique.

Love your videos - so informative but also relaxing. Thank you

perfect! esp without an endless amount of explaining! love it...thx!

Hi, I just want to thank you for a great video; it is easy to see how to do the clasp and hook and I enjoy the silence! :)

@Protesto2012

10 жыл бұрын

Some soothing spa music would be nice too. :) I used German 18 gauge wire and it came out beautiful!

I was looking for an easy way to lengthen my shower curtain with a custom length. This will make it look really nice, haha. Thanks!

I knew it! A cat! As a feline friendly cat owner, I knew it. LOL Great tutorial and I love the style of how you present your videos. Love it!

@GayleBird

9 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! Kittehs!

@psychedelicpython

4 жыл бұрын

Gayle Bird kitty making kitty sounds made me smile. 😁

Thank you for this great tutorial! I'm definitely going to try this. Thank you!!!!!

Thank you so much, it is simple, pretty and most of all, it is safe and will not break. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. God bless.

Awesome! Thank you for sharing so kindly.

Thank you so much! My son had a charm he wanted on a longer cord. I had rawhide for the cord, but couldn't find a good clasp. This worked perfectly!

@GayleBird

5 жыл бұрын

Excellent!!

Thank you so much! Such a useful video and I'm very appreciative of the silence. :)

OMG!.. thank you so much for sharing this!!!!!

Thank you so very much for sharing, another great tutorial :-)

I used 20 gauge copper wire and it worked great! I have a new necklace to wear to work next week :D Thank you for your help!

@GayleBird

7 жыл бұрын

Virginia Severson fantastic!

Nice! I may have to invest in a pair of Wubbers.

I love Artistic Wire.. sooooooo easy to cut as well

Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤ and do you have a tutorial on the stunning seaglass bracelet?.......just asking😉😊😄

You made it look easy. What size wire? Thank you

Hello, love your work, thank you for sharing, please let me know what is the wire you use? THANKS

Muito bom seu trabalho

Thank you good video

Very nice visual. what kind of wire and gauge?

Very nice - I try to make it too.

Where can I find a small enough wire for a rope necklace?

Nice. Can you please tell me the length of the wire and which guage you have used .Will be extremely useful .

How did you make the bracelet?

I would have liked it if you talked about what you were doing. I liked the visual but it was hard to tell what you were doing when the camera would go out of focus. I did like the video however! :)

Some audio would have been nice. At least what's the gauge of The wire?

What size of wire do you use?

Hallo du liebe Kreative, ganz tolles Tutorial, super !!!! Nette Grüße ChristineCreativ

Hello! What's that thing at 0:14 on the right side. Is it a hook? What type if hook?

@GayleBird

5 жыл бұрын

I don't see anything at 0:14!

Can you name the pliers used??

@GayleBird

8 жыл бұрын

blue ones are lindstrom, green ones wubbers

@vijayakumarchilaka7185

8 жыл бұрын

+Gayle Bird Thank you for your reply! !