Yay! She's baaaack! Oh, how lucky we are! I have had success for the past 2 years and I can easily say I learned a HUGE amount, in fact, what I learned from Michelle took me from novice to working success! All that great teaching and her wonderful tips and techniques. So happy to see her back! I bought the Pepe mill too, and love it. Triple back flips of joy!!! Thanks so much Mich, you are an excellent teacher!

Yes...fantastic to have you back...I love these short instructional video's...I missed you too.

Meshe, so nice to have you back doing videos again. Thank you for sharing and inspiring, as always

It's great to have you back! Great video.

@meshedesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks John good to be back! I look forward to more short informative videos!

So happy to see a new video. You've been missed!

@meshedesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Happy to be back miss you guys too!

Keep a oiled cloth draped over your rolling mill rollers.

It is SO good to see you back. I have missed your videos like crazy! you are a great inspiration to me. I see you being successful and confident in your style and it makes me believe I can be that way in my own!

@meshedesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Debbie good to be back! Thanks for all your kind words!!! Yes believe in yourself and talents it will take you farther than anything else!

Again, great idea! Love moonstone and also labradorite, but they often come rather "chunky". Never occurred to me to cut and roll my own! duh! : ) I generally use 26-28 gauge bezel wire. What gauge did you start with and end up with? Now I can put my chunky stones into great jewelry! I did just purchase a shear so that should make those long cuts easier for me. Thanks! Keep posting informative videos!

@meshedesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!! Yes they tend to be so high the stones, It really works out using what you have in stock. It started at 20 gauge and I ended with around 28 gauge. Try it out let me know how it works :)

What size saw blade are you cutting the sheet with?