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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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Make this easy chainmaille necklace chain and add a simple focal pendant.
Make this celtic inspired pendant experimenting with colour and large centre jump rings.
Use a contrasting ring along the outer edge to accentuate the crossed Byzantine pattern.
Round maille is essentially a strip of European 4-1 that is rolled and joined into a tube.
Use this chain maille component doubled to make a cuff.
Use this chain maille component to make a belt and matching jewellery pieces
Use this chain maille component to make anything from a necklace, to a bracelet, to a belt.
Viperscale, by LadyLockeout, can be a tricky weave that looks great using two colours.
These captive pearls are caged within jump rings to create petals.
These captive pearls are caged within jump rings to create petals.
Make this stunning easy-to-make chain using glass rings with bronze in this mobius-based weave.
Take this easy weave and turn it into a solid chunky bracelet.
Take this easy weave and turn it into a spectacular statement piece of jewellery.
Weave a section of beaded round maille to make this chunky necklace.
Add seed beads to your jump rings to make this chunky cuff.
Add seed beads to a basic European 4-1 strip to make this sparkly cuff bracelet.
For a two-tone weave, try two colours in kinged European 4-1.
Create this chevron pattern using a dark colour as a background and two contrasting colours.
Make a pair of matching earrings to go with the kinged European 4-1 cuff.
Add ceramic beads to your Byzantine chain with no headpins involved.