You are such a caring and excellent teacher. I’m 80 and am still learning new things about making jewelry.

@backtoearthcreations

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your kindness! Making jewelry is so much fun and ever evolving!

The KZread gods have only just now sent me your video. I never comment on the hundreds of videos I watch but I feel compelled to tell you how great you are as a teacher. I have been eager to work with stones and wire but felt I would get too flabbergasted by it all and this has given me the incentive to start. Thank you so much for the effort you put into your instructions. Brilliant.

@pottymouthedplanter

Жыл бұрын

I agree!!!!!

I love that you said "artsy fartsy. I say that to my daughter all the time. I just found your video and it was very well done and informative, thank you

@backtoearthcreations

3 ай бұрын

Hehe, thank you for your kindness!

I absolutely love your tutorials! Your voice is so relaxing and you move along at the perfect speed and explain what and why you do what you do. Keep doing what you do, cause I’m loving it!❤

Love all your master classes!

@backtoearthcreations

Ай бұрын

Thank you, Lola! I am so glad!

Something very satisfying watching the wire being manipulated.

Cinching down the 'shepherds hook' with the box hinge part of your round nose pliers..you just blew my mind…why have I never thought to do that? Awesome. Thank you for all your tutorials .❤️

@backtoearthcreations

2 жыл бұрын

I am so glad to be helpful to you, Marijo!!

You are such a kind-hearted teacher.

I hope everyone is having a good day!

Making samplers is something I see a lot with knitting and crotchet patterns, and I love your idea of using with wire wrapping. Thank you, another great idea from your skillful mind.

That final step of smushing with the nylon jaw pliers reminds me of ironing my crochet and tatting and sewing...

@backtoearthcreations

2 жыл бұрын

Hehe, yes!!! It's such a crucial step in both crafts!!!

@jennifershaw1815

Жыл бұрын

Would you mind either making a video & or directions for that great ring you are wearing in this video? I would appreciate it so much if you would! 😊

Love this idea!!! I have been making keychains recently (peyote beading around leather lacing clusters), and this sounds very appealing! Thank you Von!

Thank you so much for these master classes!!! You are a blessing to all . i am learning so much and look forward to learning so much more. You are a fantastic teacher. Thank you again ❤🤗

Wow. Who the heck are you? LOL I haven't wire wrapped for quite a few years... You make me miss it. I love your style! Thanks so much

Wow those are amazing weaves, I want to try them I just watched today, and will have to watch again many times before I try it.

I am always looking forward to the tutorials!

Okay, you are absolutely adorable. These videos are great, you’re a wonderful teacher. Thank you for sharing. And those mushrooms!! Girl!!! They’re amazing!

I've got to say, you are an awesome teacher. I've never done wire wrapping but I'm going to watch a few more of your videos and give it a go. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks Yvonne for the lesson, very informative 😊🇯🇲

Love these Master Classes! Thank you.

I enjoy your tutorials,you go slow and explain things in depth I'm having problems when I try 3 or more wires,I tend to wrap to tight and it cause problems when I weave between the wires.

Thank you so much for your help. I have been learning to make jewelry at the age of 4 then, I thought myself wire wrapping by playing around with wire. You are very helpful. 🙂

I LOVE the way you teach!!! You are massively creative and I know I cannot imitate that, but I love watching you, I'm hooked right now on the wire wrapping master classes and further I love that you are not afraid to SHOW your mishaps and then how to fix it! You're kind and helpful attitude and heart are evident in your videos every time and I'm new but have logged about 9 hours so far of you, but I'm subscribed and absolutely devoted!

Hi Yvonne can't wait to see what you are going to make

Thank you you are so patient great teacher I really appreciate all the details

You repeat to your hearts content ♥️ ❤️ it definitely helps it sink in x

your the best at tutorials......you simplify and understandable...love that you shared you secret to keep that long tail kind of under control....thank you

Hi Yvonne. I have been looking for your site under your name. No wonder I couldn't find you. I'm glad I did!

Great tutorial! Thank you so much!

Thank you 😊 you always give great advice ! I’m so here it ALL ❤️💋

@backtoearthcreations

2 жыл бұрын

Right on! Thank you, Tish!

Also..I'd love to see those beads and coils as a pair of drop earrings ... I may try that this weekend 🤔 if my shoulder let's me x ( tripped up over dogs) lol 😆

Marvelous. Thank you very much for your valuable information. I learnt from your teaching, a lot of marvelous ideas. May Allah bless you.

You are an excellent instructor!

Thank you! You are awesome! Thank you for sharing.

Yvonne, love your work. Have you seen or tried these Beadalon 25-Piece Spool Tamer Sets ? They are amazing and so adjustable on almost any size spools of wire, no more crazy mess. Amazon has these for 17.85 for 25 pieces..you will love them. The adjustable plastic buckle has a hole in it to put your wire through so you just pull out what you need without having to recoil.

Another great tut with tips. Thanks

I have learned a lot from you! Thank you 😊

Loved this tutorial

Loved it ❤, thank you.

Love the ring 🤟🏻❤️

@backtoearthcreations

2 жыл бұрын

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Wow ! Looking so beautiful...

My goodness. You are fabulous.

Love this!!! Very helpful!!!!

I learn so much from you

Thank you so much for sharing!!

Loved it 😊 thanks

Very nice video Ty for sharing very easy to listen to you

I remember you using a section of wire one size bigger, that you slid onto one wire to maintain a space between the core wires. It looked like it worked really well. As a beginner with nimble, psoriasis ridden fingers I found this to be the easiet on my hands.

@ginac733

Жыл бұрын

I needed to learn that, my hurting hands and I thank you dear 🙋♥️✝️🇺🇲

Love you and your website

Thanks for your convenience

Luvvvv when the beads FITT

Just getting started

Thank you 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖

Which flat wire gauge would be good for a wired wrap ring? Thanks

My go to is always 26 and 18

Why not use bobbins for your winding wire? I find it much easier than fighting with the wire. Thank you for your tutoring I am practicing daily. 44:18

I forgot, can you do a patina or LOS and polishing video too?

Do you ever use Tool Magic on your pliers? Thank you

Where do you get your wire from and how much does it cost. Love your work

@Yvonne Williams What size are the silver beads?

Do you have a tutorial of that ring??

Yvonne I love all of your videos and lives and it's because of you that I have really gotten into jewelry making and thank you for teaching and your style of teaching. I love that you repeat things because I do forget things and so it helps when you review, for me at least. I am however that one person that needs to see every little wrap, etc or I'll get lost. So, at about 1:00:18 after you opened up the two outer wires I couldn't see how you wrapped the thin wire down to the bottom. You said, "So from here...", and I lost where you were showing what you were doing because you went off camera for those like 2 or 3 seconds. I can guess as to what I think you did but I'd like to know exactly how you pulled the wire through to the bottom. If you go off camera at all I get lost or when you turn the project over and get slightly off camera I also get lost. It just may be me so I'm sorry about that. Thanks for all of your guidance in Jewelry making. Please continue to make videos into your golden years because I can never get enough of watching you make and teach jewelry making. You are very, very talented and very laid back, which makes it very enjoyable to watch you :)

I want to ask you this question about using this jewelry made of copper when in contact with the skin that is sweating if it make allergy?

@backtoearthcreations

Жыл бұрын

I recommend using the non-tarnish enameled Parawire in any of their colors to avoid turning skin green or any allergy complications. I hope this is helpful to you! www.parawire.com

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I had to laugh when you're talking about your cat and the wires, LoL!!! Our youngest cat , Gingersnap does the SAME thing! She'll come from another room or even sleeping if she hears my wires wiggling around hitting the chair mat :D

@backtoearthcreations

2 ай бұрын

lol!

Is smushing the same as squishing or is it a totally different technique?

Very interesting! I think I will try some wire weaving too and add to my bead knitting and crocheting expertise. I'm still a beginner at KZread. Can you please enlighten me on how to get more subscribers? Thank you.

We are interested in everything.

Anyone watching might be kind to Yvonne to “like” the live. Just a thought😃

What is smushing & scooching?

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Yvonne, I understand that the base wires are 18g. But does the wrapping wire need to be 28g or smaller?

@backtoearthcreations

18 күн бұрын

I love to use 24, 26, 28, or even 30ga wire to do my weaving. I hope this is helpful to you!

@deborahmahn6007

18 күн бұрын

@@backtoearthcreations Thank you so much

سلام خسته نباشید خیلی قشنگه ببخشید سایز یا همون شماره های سیم هارو درست متوجه نشدم میشه شماره سیم هارو بگین ممنون کارتون عالیه

This Video Was Black Screen On My Phone Could Not Watch ;-(

can you not zoom in so far you go out of screen lots and its hard to follow…love your content