That Chrysoprase ring is STUNNING!! I love the way you lifted it, brilliant!!

DON'T ever stop chit-chatting!! LOVE it!

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Gabby Flying Chef Hehe I don't know if I could I'm a talker lmao

The time you take to do these....WOW!! Wonderful, thank you! Totally appropriate long distance HUG!!!! Such great helpful info!

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Gabby Flying Chef Thanks for the hug :) Right back at you! xo

I never soldered before.You have helped me a lot.i have a complete casting shop,i cast and carve wax,i just bought a foredom power graver and a microscope.now to learn to solder.Thanks for the info.love to watch you work.new York people are so nice

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Anthony Gallegos That's excellent to hear Anthony! Soldering is a lot of fun to learn, really opens up so many doors for jewelry making! Glad you like us New Yorkers. :) Thanks for watching xo!

Loved watching this video! Thanks for sharing all your tips and tricks with us :) xx

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+thelipstickdiaries Thanks for watching beauty!!!! xo

Great stuff thank you for taking the time to teach.

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Glenn Hassig Thanks for watching Glenn xo!

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! I'm just starting to make some rings and thing from my dads watch and jewelry stuff (he was a watch maker and jeweler, and no longer with us ) still just learning. I think you are my biggest help. Keep the videos coming. :)

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Sharon B Thanks Sharon so happy you are finding them helpful, my subscribers have been so kind! How cool so jewelry runs in your blood! There will be more videos soon, stay tuned :) xo

Thank you VERY much!

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Catherine Franz Your very welcome Catherine, thanks for watching xo

@ceafva

8 жыл бұрын

You welcome

That was a great Vlog. Really enjoyed it. You have some wonderful ideas for pieces. Have you ever used White Out for no flow. We used the Rio No Flow too but had pretty good luck with the White Out also. Looking forward to more from ya ! : D

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Solo 000 So happy you enjoyed this blog!! No I have never used the Rio No Flow, or whiteout I generally either wing it without a blocking agent or use my heat shield. I would love to explore more products in the new year so I can test and review on camera! Thanks for watching and your suggestions! xo

That cuff is stunning! I'm curious if you use any sealing for the cuff, like Renaissance Wax or something similar. Love your videos as always :) Thank you so much for sharing!

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Graciella Quinones Hi Graciella, thanks for your kind words! No I don't use wax or sealers generally. I actually address that question in my latest video the Q&A. Thanks for watching xoxo!

I love to watch you work on your projects, and I've learned so much from these vlogs!!! Your photos are fantastic, and the detail is so crisp- what kind of camera do you use? Do you only shoot in natural light?

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Nicole H Hi Nicole, thanks for watching :) So happy you are absorbing from these videos! Thanks last year I got a Nikon D5200 camera, I always shoot in natural light. I will go more into that on my next video. I may even do a separate video as well! xo

Could you show your torch set up? I use a small hand held and looking to upgrade. Also, do you do the casting yourself or have it done? Love your videos, I always learn something new.

maybe a silly question: Do casting companies not cast in fine silver (if you wanted it)?

I too would like to know what type of fuel you use in your studio space? Looks like your studio is a small bedroom-type space as is mine? Do you crack the windows when torching?

QUE LINDO VERTE DEVUELTA ESTA MAS HERMOSA ME GUSTAN MUCHO TUS TUTORIALES

@meshedesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+oscar mora Gracias por la observación , tan feliz que verdaderamente gustando mis videos!

Hi from England. How lucky you are in the U.S. not to have to send every item to the assay office.It is illegal in the U.K. to sell precious metal items without an asssay office hallmark. They test the purity of the metal and if it passes they add their hallmark, the purity mark and your hallmark. If it fails they can destroy it and send you the scrap. The cost is about 15$ per item.What a pain.

@CelticDreamsCoUk

8 жыл бұрын

+mrwirralboy in the UK It's only a couple of pounds to have items hallmarked in bulk (over 25 pieces). And there are weight limits for different metals. small items do not necessarily need to be hallmarked. Either way it adds value to a piece and is well worth it. Dave.

+meshedesigns where do u buy your gemstones and cabochons from for your jewelry??? Any good suggestions, even wholesale if possible.

where do you buy your metal and stones?

I don't really want to know about your vacation.