Very detailed! Too much for me but you show a very good way to start a wrap for a point that isn’t drilled! Thanks!

Awesome work! Loved the video. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to watching Part 2!

Amazingly beautiful work you do !

Exotic design. Feels Ancient Mediterranean!

thank goodness I learnded the way to slow down your video!! Now I know what your creating!! Blessings

@sandywall3891

6 жыл бұрын

May I ask how you slowed down the video. It's much to fast for me.

Beautiful! Thank you for the video.

A beautiful start, can't wait to see the finished piece x

@Nightshades_51

2 жыл бұрын

Lovely and looking forward to the finished piece.

Wow I'm speechless!

Wow, great video!! A beautiful piece that you made! I have seen a lot of wire wrapping videos but this was the best!

thank you so much I learn and will be try upload more like this thanks to help us

Very beautiful stuff!! Talent here!!!

Thank you for this!!

Beautiful work thank you 😊

It’s so beautiful! 🌸💕🌸

Thanks for the video. I learned several new things.

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Linda Lowney I'm so glad you did! I will make more time laps videos like this in the future!

This is fantastic!! Thank you!!

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Kristina Pittman Thank you so much!

Thank you very much!🌸💕🌸

Well done job♡!!!

wow so nice

Thank you

Gracias!!!...

Such a wonderful creation! You make it look so easy but I know it is not! A very inspiring demo, thank you so much for sharing it, I'm off to find my wire stash!

going to make these for the veternary service that is trying to help my dog survive tumors ty for lovely video

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

6 жыл бұрын

That is so sweet! Best of luck to your pup and you! Hope he gets better

Grazie 😊

Good pace on your video.

nice to meet you

Absolutely love your work. I just wish you would have showed up what each step looked like up close before moving on to the end. I have made anything yet, but I am going to tmattempt this design as my 1st project! Your work is beautiful. How did you get the decorations part to have a perfect ball on the ends?

Will you show how you make the ball with the torch and then clean up fire 🔥 marks !?Please

I like the time laps. How did you make the little blobs on the ends of the wire?

beautiful work!!! thank you for sharing. If you only did through part 1 and didnt include the additional design work from part 2 do you think the obsidian would be secure enough with the single wrap at the bottom?

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Hello! I don't think it would be secure enough with just 1 wire, but if you made a few on each side, in different areas, that should definitely keep it from tipping out!

How do you keep the obsidian crystal from sliding out? Those wraps you did near the bottom would not hold it secure.

Hi! I am portuguese and a very small youtuber making videos since January. I really apreciate your very precious work on wire. And about this subject I would like to ask you if there is a best wire to work with without turnnig the colour quite fast. Thank you and continue to make your wonderful art. Sorry about my poor english.

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

3 жыл бұрын

hello! In the silver category, yo can find argentium silver, which doesnt tarnish as fast

Thanks for sharing this! the necklace looks so beautiful....I was wondering what kind of pliers you used?

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

6 жыл бұрын

I have chain nosed pliers and round nosed pliers. I don't know the brand, they aren't labeled, and they are very old. I bought them in a starter kit 14 some years ago!

I'll try to slow it down, but I dont believe I have that option on my IPad Thanks!

when did you ball the ends of the wire?

Can you pls pls do a more detailed slower version it's gorgeous and I'd really love to do this

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

6 жыл бұрын

I was just making this up as I went along, I didn't have any pattern or plan. I have other videos where I do step by step, but this was completely free form, sorry

❤️ it! 👵😍😊🌺🥀😻

How can I have those lilttle beads at each end of the wire? did you add them or they are just there?

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

I melted the ends of the wire with my micro torch! I show you how in this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ha12qtylacieaKg.html

@liamlovatary

7 жыл бұрын

thank you so much! i really love your works

If this is supposed to be instructional....maybe you could do the first 3 or 4 wraps slowly then speed up. Your work is lovely but it was hard for me to follow. I look forward to more:)

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Carol Durst Thank you! This video wasn't originally meant to be a tutorial, just a time lapse of the process, but I added a few small notes as an afterthought. However, I do plan on having tutorials like this in the future, with full instructions and better video!

@armandopadilla89

5 жыл бұрын

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@DMGFXink

5 жыл бұрын

Just change the playback speed to slow it down

Hi, how are you, excellent work, a question what measures does the thinner wire you have?

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

In this one I used 26g and 28g for my thin wires. Sometimes I also use 30g. Hope that helps you!

@UnsilentErkenntnis

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for answering!!

hola cómo estás?,estaría buenísimo si me pasas los materiales q usaste.... soy nueva en esto y no entiendo mucho. pero todo se consigue con práctica y pasiencia. Desde ya muchas gracias por responder, kises!

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

¡Hola! Lo siento, este video no lista los materiales muy bien, porque yo estaba creando como yo fui. No he hecho un seguimiento de todo, pero voy a tratar de recordar en el futuro! ¡Gracias!

It would really be nice to have a photo of the finished product at the beginning of the tutorial...

This is so adorable! Thank you for sharing it! Is there supposed to be a part 2?

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Nay Thank you! Yes, I am trying to finish part 2 right now! I will post it as soon as it is done! Thanks for asking, sorry for the wait. In the future I will try to post both parts of split videos together

So nice...why does the song sound *almost* identical to "love Like you"? The Steven universe ending theme.

How did you get the end of the larger wire to a round edge? Plz and thanks!!!

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

6 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ha12qtylacieaKg.html here is the video on how I melted them!!

@TheKayliaKilgore

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!!

how do you measure your wire?according to stone size ?

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

5 жыл бұрын

I usually just guestimate the amount needed for each design element. It has taken practice. I usually guess a little longer than needed, but I use my scraps later in other work

in order of the quantity of wire, how is it calculated on the basis of the project? And how is the project created: in outline or drawing every single scroll of the thread?

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

5 жыл бұрын

I usually measure it as I use it, and sometimes I draw up a rough idea, and other times I just go with the flow. For this one, the owner had a slight idea of what he wanted, so I sketched it out, got his approval, and then let the wire mostly flow around the design. It didn't look exact, but he loved it.

For your next project please go more slowly, follow the piano keys so we can follow you, you lost me going to fast, thank you; you are great . Roberto Pizano

im here to find different methods so I can make my own pendulum ^~^;

This is not a tutorial. it's merely a timelapse/sped-up video. However, it does have some ideas projecting at us. There's many ways to weave, and it should be intuitive that it's entirely up to us and our sense of style and method. The maker of the video is merely demonstrating.

Wish it was slowed down a bit, got dizzy watching! But it is quite lovely.

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Linda Larrick I'm sorry! the whole thing took me over 3 hours, and I didn't want the video to be that long!

@lindalowney1404

7 жыл бұрын

You can slow it down yourself using settings.

what was the size of the wires you used?? Thanks!

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

I used a variety of wire gauges, wherever the fit best, but most of the wires here are 18, 20, and 28g

hi sry for bothering again but where can i buy such a bead?

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

That particular obsidian point was made by me, from a rough stone. But if you search on ebay and etsy, you may be able to find one similar to it.

@julianeher4460

7 жыл бұрын

thank you so much

Interesting haven’t tried weaving yet and don’t use beads just crystals interesting

I'll be sending you my medical bill for the brain surgery i'll need because you have.....BLOWN🤯MY🤯MIND!!! ART🖤

Which size are the beads/stones. And are inches and centimetres the same unit. :) And i really have to say that this is such a stunning artwork, it just blew my mind the first time i saw it. XD Sry for my bad english ;)

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!! there are about 2.5 cm per 1 inch. The stone beads were between 3 and 5mm, and the silver beads were 2mm.

@julianeher4460

7 жыл бұрын

thanks but i meant how long was the obsidian? ;)

@julianeher4460

7 жыл бұрын

or is that unimportant? sry i'm a beginner

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

I actually never measured the obsidian. I only measured the part i was going to wire wrap, so I knew how much wire to make the side piece. That part will be different for each stone.

@julianeher4460

7 жыл бұрын

Aubrey Bouck okey thank you so much :))

You need to talk us though this video

it would be nice if you talked on this one, but i understood good video.

I can't watch these I can't follow along too fast for my 👀 to see. 😭

🙂

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

No, actually, its not a tutorial. Its a time lapse.

@arcigax831

7 жыл бұрын

Aubrey Bouck i apologize for my rude comment . Your work is beautiful . Just thought it was a regular tutorial .

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Some of my pieces take days to make, and a complete video would be unrealistic. I am hoping to make more time-lapse videos to show the process of creating them. I also plan to make more PDF tutorials for those larger projects, too.

What is the music? It reminds me of Steven Universe.

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Someone else said that, too. The Music is “Love” by Bensound.com. It's royalty free, so maybe they use it, too?

@nehll

7 жыл бұрын

Maybe :)

@kayeldee1

7 жыл бұрын

very fitting music. it's definitely used in Steven universe. Maybe in a different arrangement at the end of episodes.

Why does this song sound so much like steven universe theme song??

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

6 жыл бұрын

LOL someone else said that too!

@tori8956

5 жыл бұрын

It totally does tho

@tori8956

5 жыл бұрын

I love it

Steven Universe song?!?!?!

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

I don't know, does steven universe use Bensound.com? This Music is “Love” by Bensound.com

Why time lapse? Unless this is a project for someone who already knows how to wrap. Thks

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

6 жыл бұрын

Timelapse is a demonstration of the individual techniques, for people who want to see how something was made, but don't necessarily want to spend 8 hours watching a step by step, lol!

I don't think she wanted to share that tutorial, since she is making sure that we don't get the details...

SLOW down!

It is very beautiful. However, way too fast. Better to slow it down and video it in 3 parts.

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! But it was only meant to show you my work process in a sped up view, not a step by step tutorial.

@kalarenakatherinekulesa2904

7 жыл бұрын

You need to remove the word "tutorial" then

Not really a tutorial when just watching a high-speed video...hard to see what you're even doing. Maybe slow it down some?

too hard to follow...see ya !! Moving on.

I subscribed & then UNSUBSCRIBED, because this is waaaaay too FAST to keep up with & is useless to me. But I love the work you do.

way too fast! watched other videos . others are slower. kinda step by step audio. stopped watching. looked interesting. due to the speed, i stopped watching🙄

@AubreyBouck_Brandavir

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry, I was meant to be time lapse only

...the music is reeeaally awful(/fake/depressing/simplistic)...and the tutorial is waaaaaaay too fast for artists like me who have taken up jewelry making...

Video too fast to be a proper tutorial even slowed down in playback. Bummer

this tutorial is too fast. impossible to follow

Very depressing music. Sorry but I got to leave.

Thank you