Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Video Tutorial - Boho Hoop Earrings from Memory Wire

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Hey There!

Here's a simple tutorial for making Bohemian style hoop earrings. What's different about this one for me is I always try to get the hoops already made up, memory wire wasn't on the radar. Sure would've saved me money and time! Enjoy!




Patrice
https://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com
https://designsbymayanna.com

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Video Tutorial - Intro to Metalworking

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Welcome to my Thursday Video Tutorial!

This is a simple metal project that illustrates a few different metal working techniques. I thought this was a novel project idea, but obviously it can be modified for a jewelry design. Pretty cool, huh?



Enjoy!

Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com
https://designsbymayanna.com

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Video Tutorial: Make Metal Clay Earrings

Hey There!

Glad to see you back to the Thursday Video Tutorials!

I've learned the basics of making metal clay jewelry, and i just love it! Now, I need a good place to work!

I found this great little video for an easy pair of metal clay earrings. I'm going to try these myself, but I thought I'd share this with you and maybe give you some inspiration!



Enjoy!

Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com
https://designsbymayanna.com

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Video Tutorial - Wire Wrapped Bracelet

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Okay, here's this great little video on making a simple wire wrapped bracelet. The beads really make or break this design. I made this with group of 6 - 3/4' disks in different colors instead of the beads and it came out great! Don't be afraid to try your own variation! Enjoy!





Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com
https://designsbymayanna.com

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Video Tutorial - How to Make a Fumed Implosion Pendant

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Okay, this is the second part of last week's tutorial. This is an advanced glass blowing technique but I just found the whole process fascinating. The music sets a certain tone in this video, too. The resulting pendant is absolutely gorgeous, so stick around!

If you like this one, please let me know by clicking the "Like" button at the bottom of this post. Also, if you would like to see something demonstrated here let me know in the comments box. Well enjoy and thanks for stopping by! And if you really like this, grab my button and tell a friend!





Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Video Tutorial - How to Make a Fumed Implosion Pendant

 Hi There!

The implosion technique in glass blowing creates the effect of multi-colored fingers of glass within another piece of clear glass. This video glass blowing tutorial shows how to use this style to make a jewelry pendant. Watch as the glass is shaped over a flame to recreate the fumed implosion technique resulting in a necklace pendant.

This is a more advanced video than I've placed here before, but I found this completely mesmerizing. This young man has talent and skill! (His taste in music ain't bad either.) This is Part 1, the second part will be next week.

Let me know if you like it by clicking the "Like" button at the bottom of this post. And if there's anything you'd like to see demonstrated here, let me know in the comments section. Enjoy and thanks for stopping by!




Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com
https://designsbymayanna.com


Thursday, June 16, 2011

Video Tutorial - Make a Peruvian Bracelet

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It's Thursday and this week's video tutorial is on how to make a Peruvian bracelet using macrame techniques. Now, if you like this one please besure to click the little like button below the entry. And if there's anything in particular you'd like to see on our Thursday video tutorial session let me know in the comments section of this post! Enjoy and thanks for stopping by!


Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com
https://designsbymayanna.com

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Video Tutorial - Decoupage Technique

 Hi There!

It's Thursday and that means it's Video Tutorial Day! I wasn't sure if this was going to become an ongoing thing, but you guys seem to like it so it's going to continue! Woo hoo!

Now you've probably noticed I've been doing some decoupage pendants lately. So it occurred to me that since decoupage is such a versatile technique, you might find this particular one of interest. So check it out and if you like it, check the little like box down below the entry. And if you have any suggestions for other subjects let me know in the comment box! And thanks for coming by!






Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Video Tutorial - Wire Wrapping

     Here's a great little video tutorial to make a wire wrapped necklace from CamilleSharon. This is an easy tutorial with great potential for design embellishments!





     Enjoy! And stop by and share your finished work, okay?


Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com
https://designsbymayanna.com

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Video Tutorial - Basics of Metal Stamping

Here's a little video on the basics of metal stamping. It's a great way to create personalized and unique metal jewelry.

If you like this video, please click the like button at the bottom of this entry. If there is anything you would like to see covered, just let me know in the comments section. Thanks for stopping by and enjoy!



Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Video Tutorial - Make a Even Peyote Stitch Amulet bag

Hey There!

Okay. you wanted more tutorials, you got 'em! Here's one from digsart on making an even count tubular peyote stitch amulet bag!




Happy beading!

Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com

Friday, April 29, 2011

Video Tutorial - Even Peyote Stitch

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This is a great video on Even Peyote Stitch from rebartstudio I want to share today. Done with these larger beads you can really see the detail.




This is great for beginners and intermediate beaders!


Patrice
http://www.designsbymayanna.etsy.com