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Video Tutorial Simple Box Weave KeychainA fun little box weave keychain. Easy and fast!
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Photo Tutorial Basic 4 sided die wrapcompiled from a series of posts by Stephanie Trevino-Ballard July 17. 2014, by permission.
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Photo Tutorial Illusion Loops EarringsSeveral sizes of rings are combined and delicately balanced to hang inside each other.
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A great weave for the beginner – the beads add weight to the light bright aluminium jump rings.
A popular weave, which can be used in a wide variety of ways.
This weave is one of our favourites and was used for centuries in mail armour.
This is a versatile weave that can be varied by ring size and the addition of beads.
This is a fairly simple weave but the small rings make it fiddly.
This project shows you how to increase and decrease with European 4-1
European 6-1 is very similar to European 4-1 in its construction and produces a dense slinky weave.
Using different sized jump rings in a Japanese weave allows you to form a diamond shape.
Turkish maille is also known as 3D Byzantine,
Make this simple yet effective bracelet using mobius balls to create charms.
The mobius weave is created by linking the rings in a crossed over fashion.
Join two lengths of Byzantine weave to create this eye-catching cuff.
Make your own Celtic knot inspired chandelier from jump rings.
Try these simple yet elegant earrings as an introduction to manipulating jump rings for chainmaille.
The squares are made in straight European 4-1
European 4-1 is a versatile weave you can shape by increasing and decreasing the number of rings
This stretchy half Persian 4-1 bangle is ideal jewellery for men and women.
Dragonscale weave is not as difficult as it looks.
This bracelet is made up from four rows of half Persian 3-1
Make this slinky bracelet using anodised aluminium scales in a simple length of European 4-1.