All Videos Tagged Wire (United Truth Seekers) - United Truth Seekers

Tree Of Life Pendant Tutorial.

2021-05-05T12:57:30.846Z

Nov 30, 2019
Hello and welcome to my latest tutorial.

To make this pendant you will need -
• 1.5mm wire (14g) 1 x 10” (26cm)
• 0.315mm wire (28g) 25 x 7” (18cm)
• 0.8mm wire (20g) 1 x 3” (8cm)
• Beads, 1 x 8mm, 2 x 3mm

For this pendant I recommend you use old cutters or over sized cutters on the bigger wire, also use bail pliers for the curls on the thicker wire too.

I use bail pliers, old cutters and bent nose pliers for this pendant.
Below is a list of links to all of my standard tools.

I no longer put links to tools on here.
The tools I use are:
• Tronex needle nose pliers
• Tronex short round nose pliers
• Tronex razor flush cutters
• Beadsmith flat nose nylon jaw pliers
• Occasionally I use tronex bent nose pliers
• Occasionally I use heavy duty wire cutters
• Occasionally I use xuron needle nose pliers
• Bobeeze bobbins (medium size with no extra weights)

How I oxidize my bare copper - https://youtu.be/_cE_rtXKPWA
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/kellyjjewellery
IG jones_kel
My Etsy store - (where you can see my tutorials and jewellery for sale)
https://www.kellyjjewellery.co.uk

Thanks for watching x

Oxidising copper jewellery and after care.

2021-05-05T12:54:40.220Z

Jan 16, 2019
I was asked how I get my Antiqued look to Jewellery so I thought I'd do a short video to explain the oxidizing prosses and a simple method of how to keep your copper jewellery shiny and tarnish free.

For my PDF tutorials and finished jewellery visit my etsy shop for availability and prices. https://www.kellyjjewellery.co.uk

For updates and upcoming tutorials visit my facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/kellyjjewellery

Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video

Wire Wrap "Impromptu Pendant" Tutorial.

2021-05-05T12:39:35.144Z

Hello and welcome to my latest tutorial.
To make this pendant you will need;
• 0.8mm (20g) round wire, 4 x 11" (28cm) lengths
• 0.315mm (28g) weaving wire, approx 300cm
• Oval bead, approx. size 2cm by 1.3
• 4mm bead

I no longer put links to tools on here.
The tools I use are:
• Tronex needle nose pliers
• Tronex short round nose pliers
• Tronex razor flush cutters
• Beadsmith flat nose nylon jaw pliers
• Occasionally I use tronex bent nose pliers
• Occasionally I use heavy duty wire cutters
• Occasionally I use xuron needle nose pliers
• Bobeeze bobbins (medium size with no extra weights)

Start weaving 4.5" (12cm) from the beginning of your wires.

This tutorial is free, please quote my name Kelly Jones when sharing work you have made from my tutorials and feel free to sell your beautiful jewellery.

For my PDF tutorials and finished jewellery visit my etsy shop for availability and prices. https://www.kellyjjewellery.co.uk

For updates and upcoming tutorials visit my facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/kellyjjewellery

Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video

Kel x.

Part 2, Wire Wrap Basics.

2021-05-05T12:34:27.537Z

Jun 4, 2019
This is a guide to help you start your new wirework adventure, this video is continued from part 1.
Hopefully, after watching both parts you will be ready to start that new project.
For my PDF tutorials and finished jewellery visit my Etsy shop for availability and prices at https://www.kellyjjewellery.etsy.com or https://www.kellyjjewellery.co.uk
For updates and upcoming tutorials ( or if you want to share you finished work made from my tutorials) visit my facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/kellyjjewellery
Thanks for watching and happy weaving :)

Part 1. Wire Wrap For Beginners.

2021-05-05T12:26:23.717Z

Jun 2, 2019
Hello and welcome to my latest tutorial.
This week I thought I'd go through a few basic wirework techniques explaining wire weaves, hooks and eyes, ear wires and many more little things you can do with wire.
I finish off with a wrapped cabochon pendant.
The wires I use are mostly, 0.8mm (20g) base wires and 0.315mm (28g) weaving wire.
When I finished this tutorial I realized it was probably a bit too long to share on here.
So I have separated this into 2 parts.