The Nordic Artisan Wraps a Michigan Rocks Petoskey Stone Cab

Emily shows us how to professionally wrap a Petoskey Stone cab. To contact Emily or to see more of her work use the following links:

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[salishseaquest]

Wow! If I hadn't seen it from start to finish, I would have been left wondering how that all happened. It was marvelous to watch you both contribute to the end product. Emily, your artistry is very evident in this piece, keep on making.

[bettycoffin]

Watching Emily knitting wires together was like watching my friend crochet with yarn, except Emily's right hand is doing all the work. Fabulous.

[jimknarr]

Thanks Emily for showing us how to take wraps to the next level! Love the Nordic look!

[Indyanas_ocean_view]

Magnificent! That wire wrap was stunning! It really highlighted the beauty of the expertly polished petoskey stone.😍🥰😇👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😍🥰😇👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[davidhile]

And that’s a “ WRAP “ ! A beatiful stone and beautiful craftsmanship there Rob and Emily ! Thanks for sharing !

[Sunshine-nn]

Tons Of respect. I had NO idea that wrapping was such an art. Love the video! Thank you

[ccccarriemchardy]

WOW, what a show of patience and love!

[allisonjames]

Fantastic collaboration there with a gorgeous stone well presented in an elegant wire wrap! Very beautiful thank you 😊

[Mummaearth]

What a beautiful outcome and must be wonderful to feel part of such a beautiful creation teamwork that is usually hidden - very inspiring and humbling too - good bless all

[gwynnfarrell]

Watching Emily wrap the Petoskey cab is like watching a ballet, every move very skilled, efficient, and beautiful. She is a wonderful artist! The antique finish gives the piece so much depth and added beauty. What a treat to see the work unfold. Thank you, Rob, for this opportunity to watch Emily at work.

[storytimewithunclebill]

Wow, that was incredible. She did an amazing job. Lot of patience needed for that. Beautiful work. Was fun to watch. Great video

[vickileawoodall]

She is a very patient, skilled and talented woman who does very beautiful work. Loved the video.

[mariehillard]

That was gob smacking stunningly beautiful. I would not have the patience to do this exquisite, intricate wire work. Thank you for sharing.

[CityRockhounding]

Wow, what an outstanding piece! Amazing work Rob on shaping and polishing, and priceless work from Emily. Thanks for sharing the process for all of us to try.

[bassmandan]

Last year I bought my daughter a rock tumbler for Christmas and I had NO CLUE as to what I was getting into. I thought she would love turning rough material into beautiful polished stones. I had no idea what to do, so I turned to YouTube. I came across This channel and became quite intrigued with not only rock tumbling, but also watching Rob traverse all sorts of terrain to find all sorts of agates, stones, and more. Watching your videos inspired me to follow this hobby and I purchased a few tumblers that you use. After Emily and I were dating for a while I pulled up some of your videos and subtly mentioned that it would be insane if you two could do a collab. I’m so happy that it happened and that it’s on YouTube! With Rob!! Great job on the stone Rob and great job Emily on another beautiful wrap. Im proud of both of you! GREAT JOB YOU TWO!!

[marilynwalter]

There are not enough superlatives to describe this beautiful pendant and how both of you played equal parts. thank you Rob and Emily for sharing your talents with us.

[diannpowell]

Having watched you turn a stone into an amazing looking gem, and that having that gem turned into an amazing looking piece of jewelry left me totally gobsmacked!! The skill you both show is really special. Her skill with manipulating that wire was fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing this video with us.

[dkhillerud]

Very cool to see the collaboration of two amazing artists!

[annihull]

Beautiful craftsmanship on both ends of this project. Thank you for sharing your talents with the rest of us.

[lynettepavelich]

Wow! Absolutely stunning work! Emily, you have a bright future ahead of you! Thx for showing us your process!