Not all changes are good | Process of remake an old ring design

I remake this model from an old video : Simple twisted copper ring - DIY wire jewelry 58 :    • Simple twisted copper ring - DIY wire...  
materials I used : Soft copper wire : Size for rings with diameter 1.5 - 1.8cm
20 gauge ( wire diameter 0.8mm ) : 13cm ( about 5 inch)
26 gauge ( wire diameter 0.4mm ) : 20cm ( 8 inch)

A few months ago I remade this ring model with some changes, from a 1-circle ring to a 2-circle ring.
However, the method is too complicated, requires high precision, and is not suitable as a guide. So I didn't continue doing it.
Today I continue with another change.
I made 2 rings at the same time with 2 ways of twisting the small wire in opposite directions to create different effects between the small wire and the large wire.
However, when done, it looks no different.
I tried flattening the ring to see if that would get better results, but still not a good change
After a few changes and still not getting the desired results, I decided to make a tutorial with the original method.
I remembered the wrong size and cut the small wire short, after twisting it was missing and I had to redo the operation
However, you can make 2 rings with large wires twisted in 2 different directions, and wear them together, you still achieve the same effect as if you made a double ring.
I always try to give people the simplest way to do it but still get the desired results. So that everyone who watches my video will think : I can make this jewelry model, it's also simple
Every time I redmade my old models, I want to change them to make them better, simpler. But sometimes the way I did it before was the best way I could do it.
So don't be afraid to experiment, don't be afraid to make mistakes to find the way that works for you. Find a way that suits your abilities and ingredients
Hope you can make the products you want
Don't hesitate to ask me questions or requests, I will do my best within my ability
This is my hand after making 3 rings
When working a lot with large diameter wires, your hands will become red and swollen. If you do large quantities, you should have support tools.
Or when you do too much, your hands will turn calloused and no longer hurt