They work great

i have one. I love it!

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Hi! Yes there are tutorials for these! Cha Cha Ring: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bpOPhcyn2Ki-aWw.html Bezel Set Ring: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/est_mbqZsquXppc.html Messy Wrap Ring: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q5xpktyUusizh2g.html Good luck and thanks for watching!

here you go! www.jtv.com/product/designer-semi-flush-cutter-induction-treated-for-cutting-316l-stainless-steel-ergonomic-handles/JSKIT0443?mcid=XSOjsyt00018

Hi! This will depend on the type of crystal you are wrapping. If they are natural, prismatic crystals, then it could be the hardness is low. Crystals like fluorite can easily break if worked too hard. They also can crack with sudden temperature changes and any kind of cleaning agent that isn't mild soap and water. When you get your crystals for wrapping, just do a little research on it before you begin. Try this site: gemstones.com Fluorite, calcite, beryls (aqua, emerald, morganite) are all softer gemstones. You can wrap them, but have to be extremely careful!

@@JewelSchool thank you so much for your help! :-)

Check out Susan’s advanced soldering tutorial - I think this is what you want - a soldered hoop, no loops or jump rings. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b5mcapVnyrLYiKc.html

We do! Katy's Ring: How to Make a Designer Style Bezel Ring kzfaq.info/get/bejne/est_mbqZsquXppc.html Easy Rings for Everyday kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h5ipZZmlr9yVlX0.html

Memory wire is a "hard" stainless steel wire that it cold forged to hold its shape. It is mostly used for earrings, necklaces and bracelets that need to hold their shape, especially when adding beads. Memory wire requires special stainless steel tools for cutting and bending. A gauged wire will be a malleable wire that is more suitable for wire wrapping and/or bending. Depending on the project and bead size, you would choose a half-hard or dead-soft wire. If a gauged wire isn't .925 sterling, Gold or bare copper, meaning pure, then it will be a base metal with usually a non-tarnish coating. Check out these videos on the different wire types from Susan! All About Different Wire for Jewelry Making: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qqeKechytp7NeXk.html The Basics of Wire Hardness: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qdGDeq9i28iyeGw.html The tutorial for the earrings Katy is wearing is coming soon! It's basically placing a variation of long and short eye pins on a jump ring and connecting them to making a dangle earring.

She is wearing three rings. Here is the tutorial for all of them: Bezel Coin Ring: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/est_mbqZsquXppc.html Cha Cha Ring: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bpOPhcyn2Ki-aWw.html Messy Beaded Wrap Ring: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q5xpktyUusizh2g.html

@@JewelSchool - Thank you I saw the Bezel one

A light hammer should do it! Other wise you will start to flatten it.

@@JewelSchool Terrific - thank you!

The one-step looper can be a bit tricky. It takes a bit of practice, but one thing is to make sure you leave a slight amount of room between the bead and the looper. That should give your tool enough room to finish the loop with the wire. You may have to go in and manually close it with a chain nose. That just happens sometimes. We like the fact that you don't have to create all the loops by hand, especially on larger projects!

This is memory wire, so just wrap cut two segments the same size leaving a slight gap. Hope this helps! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f-CbrLKUstysfaM.html

Hi this is Raquel thank you for you prompt reply once again you are great for your videos

Katy used the 2.25 looper. Here is the link: www.jtv.com/product/1-step-looper-pliers-creates-2-25mm-loops/JST662A?mcid=XSOjsyt

From Katy: Hi there! I am not sure what you are asking exactly - are you talking about a necklace or earrings? My guess is you haven’t finished off the end tightly enough - maybe there is extra wire that could’ve been pulled tighter? Happy to help if you give me more details!

Hi! It comes out in a small piece that you can save and use for other things. take a look at the video at this current time code: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f-CbrLKUstysfaM.html You will notice the wire still sticking out of the looper after the cuts it. You just pull that out and save it!

@@JewelSchool THANK YOU! Very cool tool!

The large focal bead is a 14X8mm simulated turquoise bead. Here is the link: www.jtv.com/product/blue-turquoise-simulant-elliptical-shaped-bead-strand-set-of-5-appx-14-15-/JLW12223?mcid=XSOjsyt The other beads range from 2-4mm.