Byzantine bracelet

[firebird11692]

Damn you, 240p.

[ricciblueeyes]

This a great and understandable tutorial. Thanks for finally making it easier to understand this weave.

[NE2T1]

Do you know about how many links to make an inch of this weave?

[beadydani]

At last a byzantine tutorial that actually makes sense. I have been searching for months, found this today by accident. I just loved the way you let your hands do the talking unlike all the others who have bored me with their endless rambling.

Thanks for sharing this very informative, explanatory tutorial. I am definitely going to give it a try at some point.

[VeluLovesJLS]

can you get the wire from a craft store? &does it have to be a special type?

thank you in advance! =]

[gargolart]

@VeluLovesJLS

nop its just regular cooper wire u can get some in a hardware store or a craft store

[VeluLovesJLS]

@gargolart thank you so much!!!! =]

[VeluLovesJLS]

@gargolart Thank youuuu!!!! =]

[adamcod21]

Is the wire you used half hard?

[pmsince1985]

Not bad.  For an instructional video, though, I'd recommend using bigger rings, because it's easier to see.

[jonasabelson]

It is ok, next time try to make the rings smaller, the rings are to large for the thickness of the wire.

[medievallover120]

great tut!!

[Shigren]

you make it look so easy!

curse you and your daftly nimble fingers!!!!

[TheShnuz]

Have you found Anodized aluminum to be very durable? I'd like to make a braclet for someone but don't want it getting scraped off easily like the Coated copper wire I've used. Any suggestions?

[TheShnuz]

You helped me out a lot with this vid. I'm posting a vid response to show my progress. Thanks for the help!

[cakkola]

the best chainmail tutorial!!!! =)

[lajkitty]

Poor. A bit like Vision On!

[beacongirl01]

great demonstration on jump ring bracelet