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Yeah this is really going to teach a lot,huh?🙄🙄🙄.😐😐😐

This video helped me out so much

Wow. I just thought the ladies should try plastic beads using old plastic bottles etc. God bless those hands❤🎉

Amazing.

So cute

Thank you. This video was very helpful.

Excellent tutorial on spacer beads. Have subscribed to this channel and look forward to other tutorials. Thank you.

What thickness of wire do you use to make eye pins?

You’ve got to slow,p down at the bail making. It goes off camera when you say to bend it down to 90 degrees. You should show the process very slowly. Remember, we are doing this for the first time.

Thanks! Very good explanation. Such a short and sweet video. Exactly what I was looking for! The tip at the very end about the bead being a small one next to the bar.....👌I didn't know why my toggle clasp wasn't working....thanks for the help!!!❤

So pretty!!!😍😍

I imagine a rubber block can also work with a metal hammer

It looks so easy, doesn't it? I have been having the worst time getting my crimps to work properly. I am going to follow your instructions to the letter and am also going to try the all-in-one tool. Thanks for telling us about it!

I just started making bracelets and you totally saved me. These things showed with something else I order and I had no clue how to use this. Thank you! Lol

Couldnt see a thing!!!

It's not close enough to see properly

wow! beautiful...

Thank you so much for this - I'd been wondering what the strange ring in my plier set was, and this will save me so much hassle with jump rings! <3

show us how to make the wire you have shown plese, earrings are super easy thank you

You have a very ASMR voice 💟

Very pretty!❤

For years I really wanted to know how beads where made. Thank you very much for showing us how It IS done. God bless you!!!!

That's beautiful

So pretty ❤

❤Do you have a supply list? What sizes, type and where do you buy?

Such an informative but quick video! Thank you!!

Nice design. But if you'd show the main moves a bit slower perhaps someone could follow the pattern.

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Pretty!❤

That's so pretty

Very pretty!

My fave kind of earrings❤

so pretty❤❤❤

Thank you 😊 May I ask what gage wire are you using? 😊

Way you too fast

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🌙To je skvělý obsah ,⭕👍🐳Přeji ti úspěšnou kariéru plnou radosti a naplnění

At about 1:50 min which # fine wire is that plz.

Thank you for this 😊

1트!!!!

One of mine is lose, wont spring close

6:55 These Okata beads, and Africans as a whole, originate from Ancient Egypt. Egyptians called these beads Shebyu. They have the same disk-like shape and were most often yellow (or blue). Many Hebrew Egyptian rulers wore Shebyu and gave them as gifts, including Moses (Ahmosis), Joshua (Djeserkare) and Heber (Horemheb). Kroboland beadmakers are preserving a tradition that goes back thousands of years.

Thank you for this piece of information, it was just what I needed. Love from Denmark 🥰🇩🇰

Can they be applied without bead underneath?

Very pretty!

Wow nice.Thank you for sharing.

Very helpful and informative tutorial! I love these earrings 🧡

I love the purchase list at the beginning of the video! My favorite color is orange and I really love this design!!!❤