Create SPOON RINGS in 3 easy steps!! DIY spoon ring tutorial

Have you ever made rings out of spoons?? It's much easier than you'd think! Today I will show you how to make spoon rings in three simple steps (plus one bonus step)! There aren't many tools you need to make them - something to cut, like a jeweler's piercing saw frame or large cutters, something to sand, like a hand file or a belt sander and something to bend, for example a ring bending tool that will tackle even thick spoons! As a bonus, you might need something for polishing metal, like polishing papers or a rotary tool/bench polisher, to give your rings a nice, polished look.
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[ElsaRhae]

Girl!!!! I just bought a random set of spoons last week! I’m excited to work with them!

[evelynvongizycki]

Thank you for sharing the lovely work but I looked on the links and that great ring bending tool it’s over $300 as most of the tools are. I wish I could get them all but it’s just not possible. I’m glad Pepe tools is supportive of you as you do lovely work.

[deanolsen-gwhi]

You're Angel got that spoon for you

[LuckSpinner]

Love that you found the spoon on the ground! That's an awesome story! 😁✨️

[samdiamant]

I would reccomend you using a bolt cutter to cut the spoon, makes it much easier(: Wonderful rings also!

[Hotrocket]

I just order a ring bender today cant wait to start my journey

[jqjqjfo]

Hi! Thank you for this lovely video along with all of your videos. You are an incredible maker! Your work is amazing! We have some spoons left behind by my Grandma. I have to see if i can find them. In the meantime could you recommend a ring bending tool on a budget. Pepe tools is great but out of my budget. Sorry to bother you with this but i thought you may have another recommendation. If not no worries. Thank you again!!

[quietspacearts]

love this but not got any ring bending machines or any pretty silver cutlery as live on an island so sad as i love these x

[olddavid]

Once again, my 50+ years experience making spoon rings has me advising that an ugly spoon always makes an ugly ring.

[MizzRivera]

I've always been interested in spoon 🥄 rings..really cool!!

[williambradford]

I'm curious as to whether the spoons you used are sterling silver or silver plated?

[Cheriac]

Do u make jewelry for people? I have patterned sterling silver spoons and I'd like to have rings or necklaces made from them.
Thanks

[PBCreation]

3:46 “Jan, I found the spoon you dropped on the street!”

[filibertoarteaga]

Hello beautiful I love your work and I love you too 😘🥰🥰💓💗❤️❤

[allanthompson]

I wrote a long message and forgot to send before changing to your next video and lost it. Never mind. Great video Basia.

[pennyhayes]

What different types of metal are you using, ? Sterling, silver, plated, stainless ?

[raindropssunshine]

Do u have to use the bending machine ?

[guillermonera]

3 easy steps but your tools are for professional!
I think what you are trying to say was it is easy to watch you doing it.🤭

[maladylis]

Do you anneal them first befor bending ? I always anneal mine and then wrap them one and a half times around so there is no gap. Yours are very pretty !

[jasonsgems]

Krakows streets are lined with silver spoons! Must have missed that.

A word of warning for those in the UK with sterling silver (or gold) spoons/forks which are hallmarked. The hallmarking act 1973 does a Stirling job in maintaining the quality of gold, silver and platinum in the UK, but Section 5, subsection 1 states

"it shall be an offence for any person to make an addition, alteration or repair to an article bearing approved hallmarks, except in accordance with the written consent of an assay office."

This includes turning cutlery into jewellery. The written consent is in the form of a "Change of Use" certificate which you get from the assay office once they are sure that it hasn't been adulterated.

Sheffield Assay Office has a good page on the subject.