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Ripple Bracelet Tutorial (chainmaille)

This tutorial will show you how to make a ripple bracelet which uses the European 6 in 1 chainmaille (or "chain mail") weave. I suggest learning ho...

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Aglaia1stGrace said:

@Seloa For most things yes but I also have a pair of jewelry and regular needle nose that I use on occasion. The biggest benefit of these pliers is that they can easily grip half of the ring without leaving an imprint (no grooves) so it's a more smooth open/close so the circle stays solidly circu...

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  Ripple Bracelet Tutorial (chainmaille)

  This tutorial will show you how to make a ripple bracelet which uses the European 6 in 1 chainmaille (or "chain mail") weave. I suggest learning ho...

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  Aglaia1stGrace said:

  @redmasterchief209 I get my supplies a few different places depending on what I'm looking for. The Ring Lord offers great supplies for items that you want to be more like real armor. Fire Mountain Gems offers inexpensive jump rings if you're looking for something low cost to experiment with or fo...

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  Byzantine Tutorial (chainmaille)

  This is a tutorial of the byzantine chainmaille (or "chain mail") weave.

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  Aglaia1stGrace said:

  @HanyouxFromxHell Yes and depending on the wire gauge you can use different sizes and get a different kind of look/feel. But for the weave, just use rings that are the same size as each other. If it helps, I think I did this vid with either 7mm or 8mm 20g rings.

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  Byzantine Tutorial (chainmaille)

  This is a tutorial of the byzantine chainmaille (or "chain mail") weave.

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  Aglaia1stGrace said:

  @Oodlesxofxnoodles You can substitute rubber rings or soldered rings or other closed rings for the closed rings in this weave. The only thing to keep in mind is that rubber rings are going to change the shape since they are more flexible than metal rings. Also note that this allows you to substit...

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Aglaia1stGrace commented 1 year ago

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Chain Link Choker (Chainmaille)

A tutorial describing how to make a "Chain Link Choker" using chainmaille (or chain mail) techniques.

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Aglaia1stGrace said:

@poiopop You can get them at any jewelry supply store. I think Michaels or Hobby Lobby still carry this type of thing. Alternately there are a number of online/catelog jewelry supplies (like Fire Mountain Gems or Rio Grande).

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  Chain Link Choker (Chainmaille)

  A tutorial describing how to make a "Chain Link Choker" using chainmaille (or chain mail) techniques.

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  Aglaia1stGrace said:

  @TheMadmichelle83 For the vid I used 7mm rings (18 gauge). Hope that helps!

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