In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make your own pair of hardware earrings. Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit http . Steel washers found in hardware stores are shiny and sleek--perfect for jewelry! Dig through your garage knickknack drawers for a couple steel washers, pick up a few earring findings at your local jewelry store, and you'll be on your way to making these lovely, dangly hardware earrings! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Two earwires (#H20-1415FN)* • Two 5mm round jumprings (#H20-5274FD) • Two 9mm round jumprings (#H20-5278FD) • Two flat washers, about 3/8" inside diameter and 3/4" outside diameter** • About 3" of 2.5mm fine curb chain (#H20-1398CH) • Two long-nose pliers, I used a regular chain nose plier and a flat-nose • A wire cutter • A ruler * I included the item numbers for Fire Mountain ( www.firemountain.com ), where I purchase most of my supplies, at the end of each item for your reference. ** When purchasing washers, they are usually measured by their inside diameter. I give the outside diameter for your reference. » Instructions « • Measure and cut two 1-1 lengths of chain (that's 14 rings). • Open a 9mm jumpring. Attach your washer and one end of your chain to the jumpring. Close jumpring. Repeat this step with other jumpring. • Open a 5mm jumpring. Attach the other end of the chain to the washer as well as an earwire. Close jumpring. Repeat this ...
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Make Your Own Hardware Earrings - Jewelry-making Tutorial
on Sunday, March 3, 2013
Make Your Own Hardware Earrings - Jewelry-making Tutorial Tube. Duration : 4.08 Mins.
In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make your own pair of hardware earrings. Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit http . Steel washers found in hardware stores are shiny and sleek--perfect for jewelry! Dig through your garage knickknack drawers for a couple steel washers, pick up a few earring findings at your local jewelry store, and you'll be on your way to making these lovely, dangly hardware earrings! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Two earwires (#H20-1415FN)* • Two 5mm round jumprings (#H20-5274FD) • Two 9mm round jumprings (#H20-5278FD) • Two flat washers, about 3/8" inside diameter and 3/4" outside diameter** • About 3" of 2.5mm fine curb chain (#H20-1398CH) • Two long-nose pliers, I used a regular chain nose plier and a flat-nose • A wire cutter • A ruler * I included the item numbers for Fire Mountain ( www.firemountain.com ), where I purchase most of my supplies, at the end of each item for your reference. ** When purchasing washers, they are usually measured by their inside diameter. I give the outside diameter for your reference. » Instructions « • Measure and cut two 1-1 lengths of chain (that's 14 rings). • Open a 9mm jumpring. Attach your washer and one end of your chain to the jumpring. Close jumpring. Repeat this step with other jumpring. • Open a 5mm jumpring. Attach the other end of the chain to the washer as well as an earwire. Close jumpring. Repeat this ...
In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make your own pair of hardware earrings. Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit http . Steel washers found in hardware stores are shiny and sleek--perfect for jewelry! Dig through your garage knickknack drawers for a couple steel washers, pick up a few earring findings at your local jewelry store, and you'll be on your way to making these lovely, dangly hardware earrings! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Two earwires (#H20-1415FN)* • Two 5mm round jumprings (#H20-5274FD) • Two 9mm round jumprings (#H20-5278FD) • Two flat washers, about 3/8" inside diameter and 3/4" outside diameter** • About 3" of 2.5mm fine curb chain (#H20-1398CH) • Two long-nose pliers, I used a regular chain nose plier and a flat-nose • A wire cutter • A ruler * I included the item numbers for Fire Mountain ( www.firemountain.com ), where I purchase most of my supplies, at the end of each item for your reference. ** When purchasing washers, they are usually measured by their inside diameter. I give the outside diameter for your reference. » Instructions « • Measure and cut two 1-1 lengths of chain (that's 14 rings). • Open a 9mm jumpring. Attach your washer and one end of your chain to the jumpring. Close jumpring. Repeat this step with other jumpring. • Open a 5mm jumpring. Attach the other end of the chain to the washer as well as an earwire. Close jumpring. Repeat this ...
Tutorial 1: cutting foam wings for 3d and park flyers
on Saturday, February 23, 2013
Tutorial 1: cutting foam wings for 3d and park flyers Tube. Duration : 8.48 Mins.
This video shows how to cut a foam wing for a radio control aircraft. I use a cheap power supply from a computer and a nickel chromium wire mounted on a board. These wings are very light and strong.
This video shows how to cut a foam wing for a radio control aircraft. I use a cheap power supply from a computer and a nickel chromium wire mounted on a board. These wings are very light and strong.
How to Make Ear Cuff Tutorial
on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
How to Make Ear Cuff Tutorial Tube. Duration : 5.43 Mins.
Level: ✿✿✿❀❀ Estimated Time of Completion: 3 Minutes. Please Rate, Comment and SUB! I make new video every Tuesday. Why Tuesday? 2 is my favor number. ^_^ Long week no talk, I hope all of you guys are having great week so far. If not, I always find that crafting can be very relaxing. Give this week project a try. This project is designed for people love earring like myself. ^_^ Love Love ya! Mei ✿What I Used In This Video✿ Material: 20 Gauge Wire Chain Head Pin Beads Studs Earring Jump Rings Tools: Ruler Side Cutter Plier Round Nose Plier Pliers, nylon jaw www.joann.com ✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿ Connect with Me To Receive Faster Update Join Me @ Facebook www.facebook.com Tweet tweet! @ MeiIris ✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿ Music By Kevin Macleod "Last Kiss Goodnight" May you be happy, Mei
Level: ✿✿✿❀❀ Estimated Time of Completion: 3 Minutes. Please Rate, Comment and SUB! I make new video every Tuesday. Why Tuesday? 2 is my favor number. ^_^ Long week no talk, I hope all of you guys are having great week so far. If not, I always find that crafting can be very relaxing. Give this week project a try. This project is designed for people love earring like myself. ^_^ Love Love ya! Mei ✿What I Used In This Video✿ Material: 20 Gauge Wire Chain Head Pin Beads Studs Earring Jump Rings Tools: Ruler Side Cutter Plier Round Nose Plier Pliers, nylon jaw www.joann.com ✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿ Connect with Me To Receive Faster Update Join Me @ Facebook www.facebook.com Tweet tweet! @ MeiIris ✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿❀❀❀❀✿ Music By Kevin Macleod "Last Kiss Goodnight" May you be happy, Mei
Winter Inspired Jewelry: A Snowflake Memory-wire Bracelet - A Jewelry-making Tutorial
on Monday, February 4, 2013
Winter Inspired Jewelry: A Snowflake Memory-wire Bracelet - A Jewelry-making Tutorial Tube. Duration : 3.43 Mins.
In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a winter inspired bracelet! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . Memory-wire makes quick and easy bracelets. However this time we are going to add "frosting" to this bracelet by attaching snowflake charms to the looped ends! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • 2-1 inch bracelet memory wire • Blue silver-lined square seed beads • White bugle beads • Size 6 pearl white seed beads • Two snowflake charms • Round-nose pliers • Heavy-duty wire cutters » Instructions « • Measure and cut two loops plus 2" from your memory-wire. • Make a loop at one end of your memory-wire, but before you close the loop, attach a snowflake charm. • Slide on your beads! You can make up your own pattern or just make a random pattern. • Make a loop at the end of your memory-wire, but before you close the loop, attach a snowflake charm. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by FaveCrafts.com. Video was directed and edited by Catherine Fox from EclecticDesigns by Catherine. ┌ Etsy shop: www.etsy.com ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me here on Youtube! └ Business inquiries? Email me at myeclecticdesigns@yahoo.com! Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. FaveCrafts has ...
In partnership with www.FaveCrafts.com , I am pleased to present this video on how to make a winter inspired bracelet! Formore free craft projects, video tutorials and craft tips, visit www.FaveCrafts.com . Memory-wire makes quick and easy bracelets. However this time we are going to add "frosting" to this bracelet by attaching snowflake charms to the looped ends! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • 2-1 inch bracelet memory wire • Blue silver-lined square seed beads • White bugle beads • Size 6 pearl white seed beads • Two snowflake charms • Round-nose pliers • Heavy-duty wire cutters » Instructions « • Measure and cut two loops plus 2" from your memory-wire. • Make a loop at one end of your memory-wire, but before you close the loop, attach a snowflake charm. • Slide on your beads! You can make up your own pattern or just make a random pattern. • Make a loop at the end of your memory-wire, but before you close the loop, attach a snowflake charm. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Thanks so much for watching! This tutorial was brought to you by FaveCrafts.com. Video was directed and edited by Catherine Fox from EclecticDesigns by Catherine. ┌ Etsy shop: www.etsy.com ├ Blog: eclecticdesigning.blogspot.com ├ Facebook: www.facebook.com ├ Flickr: www.flickr.com ├ Want to contact me? Message me here on Youtube! └ Business inquiries? Email me at myeclecticdesigns@yahoo.com! Disclaimer: All products used in this video were purchased by me. FaveCrafts has ...
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DIY CNC Enclosure Cutting Tutorial - Probotix Fireball V90
on Sunday, January 27, 2013
DIY CNC Enclosure Cutting Tutorial - Probotix Fireball V90 Video Clips. Duration : 10.32 Mins.
In this video I show how I went about cutting the front panel for a plastic ABS enclosure from Radioshack. I cut holes for switches, a keypad, and an lcd character display. I go through the the steps to make it. I start with thinking about it and getting a better idea of what I want to make. Then I take dimensions of the parts. Next I use the dimensions to create a 3D model and then export the model as a 2D dxf for CamBam. I use CamBam to create the tool paths and G-Code. I then cut that part and show it as a finished design. There are many techniques that I discuss in the video which are very valuable to learn if you haven't already seen them.
In this video I show how I went about cutting the front panel for a plastic ABS enclosure from Radioshack. I cut holes for switches, a keypad, and an lcd character display. I go through the the steps to make it. I start with thinking about it and getting a better idea of what I want to make. Then I take dimensions of the parts. Next I use the dimensions to create a 3D model and then export the model as a 2D dxf for CamBam. I use CamBam to create the tool paths and G-Code. I then cut that part and show it as a finished design. There are many techniques that I discuss in the video which are very valuable to learn if you haven't already seen them.
Heartfelt ♥ Necklace - Jewelry-making Tutorial
on Saturday, January 12, 2013
Heartfelt ♥ Necklace - Jewelry-making Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 5.98 Mins.
This necklace was a request by the lovely Clare (Youtube username: larceca9). She asked for an American Eagle style necklace so I visited their website. I found this heart charm necklace that I really liked and decided to make a similar necklace. Of course, I couldn't find the exact materials they used, but I searched around and found some pretty good substitutes. I hope you enjoy! Pictures of the American Eagle Outfitters necklace that I used for inspiration (it is no longer available on their website): i50.tinypic.com i47.tinypic.com i48.tinypic.com » This necklace is available on my Etsy store! « www.etsy.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Five 4mm jumprings (#h20-1392FN) • 19-1/2" inches of silver-plated 3x2.5mm cable chain (#h20-1963CH) • A Silver-plated heart toggle clasp (#h20-3969FD) • One Silver Plated Heart-Shaped Filigree Locket Charm, 26x26mm (purchased from TrendySupplier on Etsy) • One silver heart locket filigree, 23mm x 20mm (purchased from snookybootzi on Etsy) • Two long-nose pliers, I used a regular chain nose plier and a flat-nose • A wire cutter Note: If you have trouble finding any of the heart pendants, try searching on Etsy for "heart locket pendant" or "silver plated heart pendant". I did and I came up with a lot of great finds! You basically need two heart pendants that look similar, but one that is slightly larger than the other. » Instructions « • Measure and cut an 18" length of chain. • Measure and cut a 1-1/2" length of ...
This necklace was a request by the lovely Clare (Youtube username: larceca9). She asked for an American Eagle style necklace so I visited their website. I found this heart charm necklace that I really liked and decided to make a similar necklace. Of course, I couldn't find the exact materials they used, but I searched around and found some pretty good substitutes. I hope you enjoy! Pictures of the American Eagle Outfitters necklace that I used for inspiration (it is no longer available on their website): i50.tinypic.com i47.tinypic.com i48.tinypic.com » This necklace is available on my Etsy store! « www.etsy.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ » Materials List « • Five 4mm jumprings (#h20-1392FN) • 19-1/2" inches of silver-plated 3x2.5mm cable chain (#h20-1963CH) • A Silver-plated heart toggle clasp (#h20-3969FD) • One Silver Plated Heart-Shaped Filigree Locket Charm, 26x26mm (purchased from TrendySupplier on Etsy) • One silver heart locket filigree, 23mm x 20mm (purchased from snookybootzi on Etsy) • Two long-nose pliers, I used a regular chain nose plier and a flat-nose • A wire cutter Note: If you have trouble finding any of the heart pendants, try searching on Etsy for "heart locket pendant" or "silver plated heart pendant". I did and I came up with a lot of great finds! You basically need two heart pendants that look similar, but one that is slightly larger than the other. » Instructions « • Measure and cut an 18" length of chain. • Measure and cut a 1-1/2" length of ...
Fishing - 2-in-1 Slide Buckle Jig Tool Tutorial (new Stainless Steel version)
on Monday, January 7, 2013
Fishing - 2-in-1 Slide Buckle Jig Tool Tutorial (new Stainless Steel version) Tube. Duration : 5.18 Mins.
All Stainless Steel 2 -in- 1 Slide Buckle Jig Tool and updated Stainless Steel wire crank. Step by step tutorial making a One-Way Style slide buckle and a Regular Style Slide Buckle using mad's 2-in-1 Slide Jig. Use # 27 Malin leader wire and 3/0 crane swivels Knipex mini bolt cutter, knipex pliers, round nose plier, 5" Vise-Grip, and a Snap-On slotted screwdriver. Regular Steel version. www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
All Stainless Steel 2 -in- 1 Slide Buckle Jig Tool and updated Stainless Steel wire crank. Step by step tutorial making a One-Way Style slide buckle and a Regular Style Slide Buckle using mad's 2-in-1 Slide Jig. Use # 27 Malin leader wire and 3/0 crane swivels Knipex mini bolt cutter, knipex pliers, round nose plier, 5" Vise-Grip, and a Snap-On slotted screwdriver. Regular Steel version. www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
Chainmaille Tutorial Part 1: The Tools and Coiling Wire
on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Chainmaille Tutorial Part 1: The Tools and Coiling Wire Video Clips. Duration : 10.00 Mins.
A video showing the technique and the basic tools for making a chainmaille coil, which can then be cut into open rings for weaving chainmaille. The first of two initial parts. List of things to get started: #1- 2 pairs of pliers #2- Mini bolt cutters #3- Wire (1/4 mile of Galvanized steel is only at Tractor Supply. The cheapest I've found so far. That should be enough wire to make a complete hauberk.) #4- Smooth Metal Rod #5- Power Drill w/ .5" chuck (unless your going the hand-powered mandrill route which produces better rings at a slower rate.) #6- Leather Work Gloves (good for guiding wire onto the rod when winding rings.) All in all, it shouldn't cost more than for the equipment. After that, wire is really cheap if you buy it in 1/4 mile spools. Otherwise, you can buy various different kinds of wire metals from theringlord.com
A video showing the technique and the basic tools for making a chainmaille coil, which can then be cut into open rings for weaving chainmaille. The first of two initial parts. List of things to get started: #1- 2 pairs of pliers #2- Mini bolt cutters #3- Wire (1/4 mile of Galvanized steel is only at Tractor Supply. The cheapest I've found so far. That should be enough wire to make a complete hauberk.) #4- Smooth Metal Rod #5- Power Drill w/ .5" chuck (unless your going the hand-powered mandrill route which produces better rings at a slower rate.) #6- Leather Work Gloves (good for guiding wire onto the rod when winding rings.) All in all, it shouldn't cost more than for the equipment. After that, wire is really cheap if you buy it in 1/4 mile spools. Otherwise, you can buy various different kinds of wire metals from theringlord.com
Baby Shower Fondant cake with Carriage; short wire spray tutorial on the end
on Saturday, December 8, 2012
Baby Shower Fondant cake with Carriage; short wire spray tutorial on the end Tube. Duration : 7.68 Mins.
The carriage is made of gumpaste-- and was supported by wires the mom- made with a tutorial by lorraine mckay, go to www.extraicingonthecake.com cake was 10 in bottom, tapered to 8; 8 inch top tapered to 6 cake was adorned with swarovski crystals for the wire spray and the crown ( chocolate cake with baby pink buttercream frosting )
The carriage is made of gumpaste-- and was supported by wires the mom- made with a tutorial by lorraine mckay, go to www.extraicingonthecake.com cake was 10 in bottom, tapered to 8; 8 inch top tapered to 6 cake was adorned with swarovski crystals for the wire spray and the crown ( chocolate cake with baby pink buttercream frosting )
Rocky Hill Tutorial - Video 1
on Thursday, October 11, 2012
Rocky Hill Tutorial - Video 1 Tube. Duration : 7.92 Mins.
How To Make Realistic Rocky Hills (without a hot wire foam cutter)
How To Make Realistic Rocky Hills (without a hot wire foam cutter)
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