Found this useful and easy to follow! Thanks

Very clear instructions - thanks!

You have helped me more in 6 minutes than in my whole 20 years of making rivets !thanks from across the pond ..Port Richey Florida ! Thanks so much

I knew that I remembered seeing a proper tutorial on making rivets with wire and a hammer somewhere. I should have known it was you. You and Ms Nancy Hamilton have some of the best videos on jewelry crafting out here.

Thank you for sharing how to do the riveting.. best tutorial 😊

Love the illustration you showed on how to hammer in different manners!!!!

You explain so simply thank you

Very clear, thank you!

That is the best explanation on wire riveting I've seen. Bravo!

@LilyTree

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you and you're welcome!

@dalemills7926

3 жыл бұрын

Omgoodness I agree whole heartedly..loved it..amazing you simplified it..and I have been so frustrated at others, making videos on riveting, I never touched it again.. so yes BRAVO TO you my friend , can't wait 🙌 to do it!

Brilliant tutorial. Thanks.

Thanks for the demo, especially the blind rivet

Loved your tutorial! So helpful. I had no idea that you could make an invisible rivet. That opens up so many new design possibilities. Thanks for sharing!

I so love your videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, and you're welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying them!

Such a great teacher!!

That’s brilliant thank you 🤗

Great demo!

Explained very well, such lovely work! Thank you for a great demo! Subscribed.

Excellent demo, many thanks. I love rivets on jewelry. Thank you for a great explanation and demo.

Gonna try some riveting today !! Thanks...

Great videos! Thank you

Thank you for your tutorial. Pre-made rivets can be expensive. So happy I found you and your technique.

Wonderful and very clear video! Thank you so much!

Just great I have not even thought of any type of riveting. Thanks for your hard work.

This is really helpful, thank you!

Thank you so much, I’m having extremely big difficulties with rivets and now I finally understand them thanks to you 😀

What a wealth of knowledge..about almost anything! Thank you

@LilyTree

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Cj!

Brilliant instructions - I’m going to have a go today.

Wow, I had never seen an invisible rivet done before and your tutorial was perfect and so easy to understand. Thank you so very much!!!! I can't wait to try it!

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jessica!

love the invisible rivet idea...first time to see it done..tank ya !

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Mike!

Thank you for sharing your skill. I have taken a couple of cold connection classes, and love it.

Excellent!

WOW! Very clear and professional explanation! Thank you so much :)

@LilyTree

4 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! 😊

It is just what I have been wanting to try - for some time now -and you just make it so clear!! Thank you very much!!

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Love that bangle

What a fascinating and beautiful technique!! I have learned something new and am so grateful to have seen this. Thank you for sharing your gift and knowledge with us ❤

Fantastic, thank You!

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it!

Very helpful, thank you :)

Thank you 🇺🇸

Always good job. Very goodatexplaining

Great tutorial, even on mute. Watched while hubby watched something on TV. The demo and graphics show exactly what to do. The embellishment turned out beautiful. A whole lot cheaper than buying sheet copper and a disc cutter and easier than using the same. TFS!

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Very good demo and I can’t t to try it.

Love all of your videos! You make processes that I think are complicated seem simple. Thanks for your help! (Love the British accent!)

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I found riveting to be a lot easier than I first thought. I'm glad the accent is good - I've been working on it for years!

I've never riveted before. I am glad to see that it isn't complicated. Course as usual I will probably need a lot of practice before I can do it as easily as you. Thanks for this great video

@thepaganapostate3208

Жыл бұрын

Me neither, but aiming to get my metal-working skills improved upon and new techniques (new to me) learned.

First time I've seen correct technique with cross pien hammer.

This is my first video of Lily-Tree. I thought it was very informative. Thank you ^^

@LilyTree

6 жыл бұрын

Welcome to my channel! And thank you! 😃

great! thank you :)

That was Great thank u

🎉❤❤❤太可爱了，感谢分享！

God bless you

Thanks

Great video, especially liked the invisible rivet technique, I can't help but think of the wonderful and dearly missed Victoria Wood when I watch your videos :0) Thank u, and Subbed

@LilyTree

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I wish I was as witty (and musically talented) as Victoria Wood! 🙂

@mikealman63tab

6 жыл бұрын

Haha, don't we all, I'm sure she would've been just a tad jealous of your creative talent too and admired you for your generosity in sharing it with us on here for free! TFS ;-)

That was such a clear demonstration, thank you. What drill & drill bit did you use to make the hole, I’m just starting out so don’t want to waste any money buying things I don’t need.

excellent

Wow!!

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Pastora!

hello! lily, Awesome teaching! I did my first rib-it with already made ones with a filigree and added a filigree flower, glue a bezel with picture in it. But my flower was not tight and turned, due to be too loose. I want to learn how to do this for future projects. what caught my eye was your cuff and wanted to know how you did that design on it and made cuff. I use a lot of bezels and put pictures under glass globes which goes into bezel. Can you tell me if you have a tutorial on that? I am a beginner on this process. I usually by already made cuffs, and filigrees. Wand to make my own in the future. thks blessings

Good Job on your riveting!So, I see that you do lots of different things, are you a silversmith, or an all around creative person? Love your vids! Thanks for sharing.

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I've been crafting for as long as I can remember and like to experiment with materials, techniques and ideas. I'm focusing on jewellery, metalsmithing and wirework but, yes, I heart I guess I'm a crafter. If it can be made, I like to try it!

This video is so helpful! Does anyone know the brand/type of the hand drill used in this? Thank you!!

Hello! I really got a better understanding for riveting through this video! I know you said how many mm the wire is, but could you tell me the gauge and is it soft, hard, half hard wire? Thanks!

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i love this channel! than you so much for all this tips, you have a new follower :) but i have a question. How can you avoid the green color in you skin when you are wearing copper jewlery?? there is any trick?? thanks!

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I have a blog post that covers just that issue: www.createwithcopper.co.uk/single-post/2016/10/25/How-to-prevent-copper-turning-your-skin-Green . I'm a big fan of renaissance wax so I tend to use that, which also provides a nice little ritual at the end of a make!

You're determined to get me into my neighbours bad books lol...any excuse for hammering eh? No this is lovely. ..I'm off to find that bracelet because I have a big parcel of copper sheet offcuts in the mail so I really should buy my next door neighbour a pair of earmuffs lol...no all my neighbours are lovely, I let my immediate neighbours granddaughter come in and choose what she wants to make for elastic bracelets so I think that gets me brownie points, every school holiday she's over making bracelets for herself and friends (you know what those Jewellery Maker kits are like-a ton of coloured cord and ribbons and just about everything imaginable. ..great for entertaining little girls!) Off to find the bracelet. ..I love it (mine won't be half as nice but I really want to try riveting).

@LilyTree

6 жыл бұрын

Sorry neighbours! 😄 It is a fun technique though!

Is there a regular silver/grey metal wire equivalent? If so, what specifications (gauge, etc)? Thanks.

what is the best wire to use? dead soft, half hard, etc. Thanks

Great video! what's the name of the drill you're using? It looks lovely and small.

@LilyTree

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! The drill you see is the handpiece of the Foredom Pendant Motor, so it is small to handle, but non too portable! I got it about 6 months ago, and I admit that I really do love it!

@Niyapeace

7 жыл бұрын

Lily-Tree That's helpful to know. I'm looking at buying a cordless Dremel. Not sleek like yours but portable. Thank you x

@leonardpearlman4017

6 жыл бұрын

Watch out- most of those quick-change handpieces only use one size of burr (drill, grinding wheel and so on), so you have to make sure you get those 3/32" I think. The "Dremel" stuff you see everywhere is mostly 1/8" shaft, and of course drills come in many sizes. I think it's common to have several handpieces.

Does anyone know if you should anneal the wire first?

There's no love button!

I tried to go to your website, but it doesn't exist?

@LilyTree

Жыл бұрын

Which link did you use? It seems to be fine for me at www.lily-tree.co.uk/

Very clear, thank you!