This video is absolutely great!!! I have been doing jewelry for years but you are never too old to learn, thank you so much. (Just a small tip, please name the findings that you are using in the video).

What a great very clear tutorial. Thank you.

I have from watching finally gather the best for that last necklace! ❤ thank you , I’m using 19 wire beading string , love it .

I like how they patiently explain everything

Thank you for showing us this because I always have a problem with the crimping coming off

Thank you ladies, it really helped me solve a couple of problems.

Wow, great video. I learned alot. Wish I would of found it earlier. I'm going to go through some necklaces and change the ends on them. Thank you!

Great video! Very thorough!!

One of the best tutorials about ending your jewelry pieces I've seen. Well paced and thorough demonstration. Great that we are able to end our precious jewelry with an array of styles

The best tutorial I have watched in several weeks. I am getting back into making jewelry and now I'm very excited.

The trick to doing the ends of anything is that the first end is easy because there's plenty of slack, the second or final end is what's harder because you want to take up slack before securing or tightening you crimps, or other finding. Please do a video showing how to do the second end!

Thanks! This is so helpful!!

I can’t comprehend why they did not give the names of the different findings used to finish the bracelets since that is the topic!

Wonderful video. Thank you 😊

Excellent thanks for sharing this with me

Awesome! Would you please to introduce how to finish the jewelry project with screw clasp? Thank you !

Thank you for this tutorial

i need to learn this :)

Great video lots of ideas and tips very nice lesson thank you for sharing!!!

Can you use a seed bead inside a clamshell? I’ve actually seen this done but is it a good idea?

I love the topic of this video. I was disappointed of the specific findings not being named during the lesson.

Thank you ☺️

How do you choose the crimp to fit the wire?I haven't found wire with sizes on them

thank you...very nice

Great video! What is the name of the thing talked after the wire protectors at 1:50 min The thing to cover silk or thread or beading wire that looks like metal? Thanks 🙏🏼

PLEASE keep the camera on the beads at ALL times 😊

Stupid question from someone getting back into beading: back in the mid ‘70s I was making beaded jewelry necklaces snd bracelets for local jewelry stores and I had been taught to ‘tie off’ my clasps. I never used crimping beads so I was a little surprised to see so many using them. From a strength standpoint for more expensive gemstone bead necklaces, is crimping indeed the better way to go?

Hi dear. Where can I get the bead cram,beading cover and those beading finish to buy. Can you send the names and possible location. Thanks

I'm starting to use this type of wire and I'm used to using string where I could just tie off and knot at the end... if I have 6 wires going through a bracelet how can I finish it at the end please help!!

Please add links to products used in your video in the description. Revenue opportunity missed. I would buy them right now, but I don’t have a name for the “horseshoe thingy” that strengthens the wire where it connects to the clasp 🤷🏼‍♀️ The tutorial is very good. Thanks For showing us this out of the goodness of your heart. 💜

god, i need a drink after this one!!

Really pretty. Please, what is the best way to market/ sell your jewelry? I will be starting out with no capital, no store, no booth. Can you please offer suggestions?

What is the finding called at 8:06? I wish you had named the findings so I can find them at the store.

Just some items I noticed: 1: your camera person wasn't keeping up. 2: Partly your fault, you were going too fast. 3: It would be great if you left links where we could purchase the items you used. I really liked the corrugated crimp covers and they are very hard to find! I tried your site, and so far, 4 or 5 of my usual suppliers and I can't find them. SO.... If you could let me know where you found them, I would be very grateful! Thanks. Keep it up, practice makes perfect! ;) God bless.

What is the crimp screw thing called. And where do you find them and the screwdriver?

Twof of the finest here. What is the name for the clasp shown on the first bracelet featured - with the faceted peach colored beads.

9:02 this is the classic problem that no one knows how to solve: you'll find a well closed end, but in the other side the end thread remains outside of beads, you could see it. So it isn't tight 😖

Word of the day.. whatchamacallit. So.. I snapshot certain "things" in this video and did a visual search.. some items popped up.. most didn't. I don't know what I'm looking for so I had to do show and tell with my local craft store ladies. Good times.. but seriously you should post updated links because the previous links are broken.

Hi I would like to know what to use to string 8mm turquoise beads and how to finish the ends I’m making a choker style necklace thank you

Would anyone happen to know what the name of the the piece that is holding the 3 strands together at the begining of the bracelet? At 9:12-9:22.

What is the name of the wired coil that is holding all the beads on the wire?

Beadalon Wire Guardians

I am doing exactly the same thing with my crimp tubes and crimp covers when making my bracelets. I have the exact same crimp tool as well. But I am having problems with my crimps holding the wire tight enough. With a little tug the wire is slipping out of the crimp and the bracelet then falls apart. I don't know what I am doing wrong. I am using 2x2mm gold-plated crimp tubes. And my wire is the correct size for that size crimp tube according to the package instructions. I need to figure this out. Please help.

name of second finding you used?

mine barely make a dent in the crimp def not a nice u shape like this then when i put it in the first hole it just opens it back up again

What is the one with the clasp called?

Love the haircut on the lady in brown. Where do you get your hair cut?

where can I buy the French bouillon?

You need to say what the name of all the items you are using. There was a end to a bracelet you used and you never said name of the end you used.

name of the horseshoe end you thread wire through - what is it called??

fabluous video, thank you

👍

So what is the horse shoe shaped item called???

What do you call that horseshoe shape, pls he specific

l just clicked on this video to see the lady with the “I want to speak to the manager” haircut 😂😂💀

HI, are you suggesting that crimp beads should EVER be left uncovered? The spiral french wire is ugly enough (it stretches and folds open, looking very sloppy, showing poor workmanship) without an uncovered crimp. Also, the wire guard is very unattractive, does Halstead have a wire guard cover? I would suggest always demonstrating the highest quality presentation for someone that is making products for sale. Thank you for the great video and several different options, and your time.

Borderlands 2 screen black me being able to see what she's doing when she's working with the beads in a crimps

Next time i hope you can zoom in more

I know the first item is a “wire guardian” but you don’t say that. You just move on to what you call “French bouillon,” which I don’t find on eBay or Etsy. Ave to leave it for a whileWhat else is it called? Also, you show it with wire & a clasp but offer no info about how to use it. Maybe later in the video? What’s the device called that looks like a coil that keeps your work from coming apart when you have to leave it for a while?

Not sure about cutting the wire so close with out letting it go down to a few beads

This video is UNclear about quite a few things. (See my first comment, below) For instance, you don’t name the item you use that sometimes “comes with a clasp attached”? This is the kind of video that needs to be clear & *precise* because crimp beads etc. are so hard to see & work with. The pieces are so shiny to begin with that I struggled to see the tiny findings. You discuss numerous items without naming them. If there was info about wire gauge I missed it. I feel more confused than before I watched. Maybe this happens when sponsor sales are more important than sharing helpful techniques?

HELP ! I can’t see what she is doing because the camera can’t follow her fast enough or close enough to catch those CLOSE UP shots... I don’t know the answer PLEASE HELP♥️

I wish they could have named them.

Francès

Could really tell what you are doing with the crimp moving very fast and camera doesn't follow well and change products without showing before or after to much of a flash but good information

it would be nicer to watch when your women will have well-groomed nails .. ;)

This was a terrible video for the simple fact that it didn't accomplish the goal. I believe the intention was to show the different types of finishings that could be applied, and how to apply them. The techniques went too fast, sometimes it didn't even show the whole process, like at the the end when she was to show her technique for making the loop, she had already started it before the camera swung back to her hands, with her stating that she 'just automatically started' , but didn't start over to demonstrate. Which was another problem, the camera kept going to their faces instead of to her hands, she fumbled frequently with the findings, and didn't show the products used, or the techniques employed clearly. It was a complete waste of time. I think I was more confused after the video than I was before! I'm sorry they both seem to be nice, personable people, but teachers, they were not.

Great idea poorly executed. You tried to put too much in and failed to properly show how to use due to having to speed through

badly filmed. Also you can injure yourself with poor methods.

Unfortunately...you dont zoom in with the camera enough for people to see what you are doing...this is an AWFUL video and you need to redo it!

very unorganized, poor photography, no names of the findings given

Lord Have Mercy! I'm so confused lol. Ladies.. LADIES.. come on now. If you're going to take the time to do a video... good grief... give more info or post some links. Ridiculous epic fail~

KstopKstop STIP,,,,,,

Too fast, didn’t name products

Why do you guys make so much trash as a „jewelry”. Metal, gunmetal, plastic, glass, rubber paper...almost like anything you find in the garbage.And then you want to decorate people with these findings.... Jewelry is so small part of dressing up, that it should be made if precious stones and metals, otherwise it ruins all the estetics. Unless someone is CHEAP but wishes to look „pretty” , so congratulations if such person feels comfortable while decorated in the trash. It is a pathetic pity to look at such „ beauty” with such a taste.