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@erincammie-spangler7757

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THANKS FOR THE LINK!!! 😊

great!!!! more of that please. And maybe something with kneadable concrete as well 😇😍 and than those two combined with eachother

I love that, so pretty. Not sure I have the patience. Looks fantastic. 🌺🌺🌺

Wonderfull beginning of what I want to do, attach the root wires to a polished rock.

I absolutely love it Steve.

That is gorgeous! You are so talented!

WOW! That tree is stunning! I must get some wire and some green seed beads and make one of my own. You are so good at making those wire trees. I love how it looked against the dark stand. You could make a moonlight diorama to put it into and it would look all ethereal and ghostly. I just how long and graceful it came out and I really enjoyed watching you make it. The seed beads really set it off don't they. You really are a very gifted man Steve. God bless you and all your family with peace and joy, today and every day.

That is so cute Steve

Dang that's awesome. You made it look so easy as well... side note soak your squeaky rusty plyers in vinegar overnight. Then use a brillo soap scour pad if needed. You can also use things like carburetor clean or break clean. Then treat with oil.

Absolutely beautiful 😍

That's really pretty.

Ooooo…. That would look soooo good in a cube of resin with some lights :) ….. there's a project idea for ya my friend!!!!

Amazing! What a beautiful tree 👍😍👍

Hi. Marvelous! Yes more!!

🎉soooo beautiful 😍 u are awesome I love ur voice as well 👏 👏 keep it up 😊

I´m going to try this with another touch, incorporate wool!

Great job Steve 👍Look great.

As always, this is amazing!!!

thanks this is helping me with my project

Beautiful 🥰 l love it❤

Merry Christmas may God-bless you and yours. Thank you so much for explaining this I have wanted to do a tree for so long.

The great idea. Did that fairly easy.

Wow that's amazing 👏 😍

Luv the lil tree 🌳 💕

This is fantastic! Thanks 😊

You’re amazing.

Very pretty

Amazing as usual. I want to try this for sure

Stunning

I really want to make a big one now.

Yes would love to seem more with this tree

So creative!

WOW just WOW! You make things look so easy, im definitely going to have a crack of this one. Thank you 👌🙂

Wow!!!! This is beautiful. You really make me want to go out and get some wire and make me tree.💜💜

You should use one of your worn out coaster molds for the tree base.

Wow, cute

Gorgeous

I would like to try this now. Thanks

I think a copper tree would be stunning too Steve, maybe you'd be inclined to make us one?

Beautiful!!!!

Beautiful!

Awesome!! I did something like that many years ago and still have them.... Have you tried using leaf beads or tri-beads? They show up nicely. Maybe use this one you made in a seen inside a pyramid??? The only thing I don't like about these is that they are hard to clean depending on what you put with them. Stay safe, you do you, and stay creatively crafty!! 👉👉👍👍🔔🔔🦋🦋

Beautiful ❤️

Years ago I used to sell miniature trees with coloured glass beads, the trees imitated Japanese Bonsai trees. They were set in shallow ceramic pots with ground glass imitating gravel. Very pretty and very popular at the time. I cannot remember where they were made, we bought them through a wholesaler.

Very cute. I will try that.

Thank you for a great video .. I am just starting out :)

I really really like that & I would like to see how you'd mount it onto some type of base.

Excellent

Absolutely gorgeous!!! Clear Gold beads, clear green, in different hues, the possibilities are endless.

that is lovely

Arghhhhh seed beads - sent from Satan!!! Loving the trees, Steve. They look great over a cabachon, when making jewellery xxx

This is great!

Amazing 🤩

thank you I always wanted to know how to do that

This fairy-tree is sooo beautiful !!! 🙂

Woo love it ❤️

I absolutely LOVE wire trees, and this outstanding! LOVE it! Thank you for showing us how it's done! 😊👍❤

I’d like to see this in a resin piece.

I'd love to try this

My mom's boyfriend made such trees in the 90's as gifts for his beloved. He used little semi-precious stones and set them on real little rocks or quartz 😊 I love these trees so much! Your beautiful tree brought back some nice memories 💖

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That is lovely and it always gives me happy chills when something I make inspires peoples memory.

@OniVega

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Please make something with the tree you have just made AWESOME video steve McDonald

This was so cool, watching you pull a 100 year old Oak tree 🌳 out of a messy pile of wires. I think it would be beautiful to use green beads (leaves) or pink or white beads (for little flowers)

Love the clever trick of cutting the wire. Thank you for sharing!!

I've always wanted to make one of these! Now that I know how, I'll be pumping these out to sell! Thanks again for your wonderful videos!

Making these little trees are very relaxing I found 😘. Yours looks very pretty. 😘

You constantly amaze me with all the ideas you share ! Thank you ,Steve !

Well done Steve, I'm glad you had a go with adding the beads. It looks fantastic 😍

Beautiful, Steve!! I love those trees!! Never thought of making one myself!! Thank you for the inspiration!!!

You are so creative and I so appreciate you sharing your talent!!!

Tree-mendous! Absolutely love it Steve 😍

This is beautiful. Make a scene in your pyramid mold!

Omg my eldest loves those trees so this would b a lovely project we could do together so thank you xx

What a fun project. Definitely something to while away a rainy day.

My mom made these in the 60s using all kinds of different types of gemstones.

How lovely!!! This would look so nice in an ornamental holiday scene!

Wow!!! I really want to try this. It’s stunning! I’d love to see how you’d display it. Beautiful

Yes, please. Show how to mount it and all the other things you said. Looks good!

Thats lovely Steve, Love the way it stands on its roots. Various coloured beads would look nice as well maybe as a Christmas ornament. Puts me in mind of my 1st craft project when I was a teenager. I made a small tabletop Christmas tree out of odd bits of wire my dad had left over and covered it with tinsel. looked good and you wouldn't know it was made of scrap wire

I have always wondered how these were made! Thank you so much for the tutorial. Greatly appreciated!

OMG this is so awesome!! It would look great in the courtyard of the castle that you still have to make! The beads really set this off! Thank you Steve 😊!!!

Its beautiful, the beads set it off lovely.

Absolutely beautiful, Steve. Thanks

FABULOUS! It looks absolutely stunning x

That turned out so incredibly gorgeous!

OMG that is gorgeous Steve. I am going to have to try that. I think it would also look great in a scene with resin.

Totally, that's super cute! Yes!

Wow! That is so beautiful! I love it!

I know this video is a year old but I’m slowly getting through them all, but this is stunning !!!!

So pretty .... love the way it came out

HI Steve, Awesome 👍 I would love to see you do a Christmas winter Wonderland scene with the trees you make 🙂 Lin

How gorgeous is that? Can’t wait to try one x

❤

Beautiful, always wanted to try and make something like this but have never got around to it. I'd love to see what setting you would put this into. Always an inspiration 🤓

I've seen these lately sold with crystal chips instead of beads, and they're ridiculous. I'd like to make one though! Thanks as always, I just happen to have some amethyst chips w/holes and tons of wire.

Love this tree idea! I have some mini gemstone chip beads that I think will look awesome. About how many times did you wrap the wire? I don't want too little or too much.

Absolutely stunning, i might try to make a wire tree this way myself, i dont know if u mentioned it but whats the gauge of the wire?

I have a question for you about resin: Can you seal royal and langnickel engraving art with resin? Because I would really like to know.

What about a family tree?

How long is the wire stripe?

How many pieces of wire did you use?