Photo Tutorial Celtic Round Pendant

Author's Note
Our projects were very popular during the lifetime of our business and we wanted to ensure they continued to provide inspiration for chain maillers whatever their experience. It's a pleasure to see they will live on with Chainmaillers.com
-Sarah Austin

Celtic Round Pendant​

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Materials​

You will need:

• 5 purple anodised aluminium saw cut jump rings, ID 10.2mm, WD 1.6mm (A)
• 5 ice pink anodised aluminium saw cut jump rings, ID 6.8mm, WD 1.6mm (B)
• 12 lavender anodised aluminium saw cut jump rings, ID 6.7mm, WD 1.2mm (C)
• 2 purple anodised aluminium saw cut jump rings, ID 20.6mm, WD 2.4mm (D)

Tools:

• two pairs of smooth jawed chain nose, flat nose, or bent nose pliers

Instructions​

1. Close five ice pink rings (B) and ten lavender rings (C). Link one lavender ring, one ice pink ring, and one lavender ring onto one large ring (D). Add four more sets of rings in the same colour order. You may find it easier to open and close the large ring with your fingers.
   
   
2. Thread a second large ring (D) through the ice pink and lavender rings added in step 1.
   
   
   
   
   
3. Open one purple ring (A) and pass between the two large rings (D) and around one set of lavender and ice pink rings added in step 1.
   
   
   
   
   
4. Repeat step 3 four more times.
   
   
   
   
   
5. Link two lavender rings (C) between two rings (A) and around the two rings (D). You can thread your cord through these rings.
   
   

Variations​

• Use red, orange and yellow rings to create a sun pendant.
• Use a smaller central ring and three sets of purple ring (A) cluster to create a triangular pendant.

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