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Cutting Copper Butterflies 🦋 Luna Moths Extended Content!

Hi friends! Last week I shared my embossing and cutting copper video with you, which was part one of a three part video series. In the video I show you how I clean, cut, and emboss copper shapes easily with a die cut machine.

I realized after I released the video that it included lots of embossing but not enough cutting! Because of that I decided to create another quick video showing you exactly how I cut and emboss shapes.

Be sure to check it out and enjoy the extra content.

If you haven't seen part 1 yet, take a peek below, and then head on over for part 2!

I list all of the tools and materials I use in the project in the description below the video so you can join in and create right along with me, but at your own pace - that's why videos are so great!

TGIF and I hope you have a great weekend! Head on over to my YouTube channel and check it out!

I hope you join me for the video!

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Friday, April 1, 2022

Embossing Copper For Soldering Using A Die Cutting Machine: Fast, Easy, Fun!

Hi friends! I have a really fun new video up today and if you are a craft fanatic (especially if you are a paper crafter) you are going to appreciate this one!

If you are a jewelry maker or like to solder, you are going to love this!

This is a actually part one of a THREE PART VIDEO SERIES so don't miss how it all starts...it gets better and better when you see how I transform some simple copper into something amazing...and I'll have part two up very soon so don't miss part one!

I list all of the tools and materials I use in the project in the description below the video so you can join in and create right along with me, but at your own pace - that's why videos are so great!

TGIF and I hope you have a great weekend! Head on over to my YouTube channel and check it out!

I hope you join me for the video and then stay tuned for parts 2 & 3!

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Thursday, February 24, 2022

Make With Me! Chunky Stone Soft-Soldered Necklace Tutorial

I said I would be releasing a new video every Friday on my YouTube channel, but I think I am going to release this one a day early because tonight they are calling for snow and ice—lots of ice!—and I'd hate to lose power and not be able to upload it for you!

I'm excited about this next project and I think you are going to love it! I think that a beginner could do it but you should know the basics first and of course have all the tools and materials needed for the project (I always list all of those in the description below the video, by the way.)

In this video I demonstrate how to turn something as simple as wire and a few beads into an amazing necklace that you can personalize, just using a simple soldering iron!

I teach this technique step-by-step, and you can follow along and work at your own pace - that's what I love about videos! I hope you join me for this one and while you're there don't forget to subscribe!

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Thursday, February 17, 2022

Easy Stamped Solder Pendant - Video Tutorial

I'm happy to finally have some time to make some new jewelry making videos, and I just put up a new video yesterday on my YouTube channel, so be sure to check it out!

In this video I demonstrate one of the techniques in my first book, Boho Chic Jewelry: 25 Timeless Designs Using Soldering, Beading, Wire Wrapping, and More, where we use rubber stamps to make impressions into molten solder...and the results are beautiful!

In the video I demonstrate how to do this technique on copper and brass, and we use store-bought blanks, making this technique even more easy to do and more accessible.

Be sure to check out the video and as always, I list all of the tools and materials that I use in the project in the description below the video.

And while you're there don't forget to subscribe and don't forget to hit the little bell next to the subscribe button so that you can get notified whenever I release a new video!