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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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Add pearls into a Japanese weave to make this stunning cuff.
Make a stretchy Arkham weave bangle using EPDM rubber o-rings.
Capture rings in inverted round maille for a unisex chain with impact
Micro maille is made using very small jump rings.
Make this celtic inspired pendant experimenting with coloured jump rings.
Make a stretchy Interwoven 4-1 weave bangle using EPDM rubber o-rings
Make this simple chain maille weave using three different coloured jump rings
Unlike other spiral weaves, the inverted spiral weave by Bative holds its shape.
Use this scale flower as a pendant, a focal on a bracelet or attach to a brooch back or a hair clip.
Make short strips of staggered helm weave using rubber o-rings to make this stretchy cuff.
Perfect for men, women or children, the rubber o-rings give this bangle stretch and a chunky look.
Based on helms weave, this stretchy cuff is made using EPDM o-rings.
Create a two-tone effect by using two contrasting colours in this easy chain maille cuff.
Playing around with Lunautumn's Sprite Chain, I came up with a pendant version.
Use pairs of rings to make a mobius knot ball, which can be linked together to make a necklace.
Join two Byzantine chains made with EPDM rubber o-rings with large rings for a quick-to-make cuff.
Create a filigree lace effect using a Japanese chain maille weave to surround a bead.
Make this stunning cuff using Czech glass pony beads within a helms weave-based cuff.
Make a pendant, bag or bookmark charm or a keyring with the Byzantine weave shaped into a heart.
Using tiny jump rings in micromaille versions of weaves, produces delicate, finely woven pieces.