Show off your love of chainmaille with this avatar After changing my Facebook profile photo to this, I’ve had a few requests from people wondering if they could use the image. Yes, of course! I eventually want to do a higher-quality version for buttons and/or T-shirts. But in the meantime, feel free to download and… Read more »
Use varied jump ring sizes to create the classic Jens Pind chainmaille weave, then add extra embellishments to create these new variations. You’ve conquered Jens Pind, you’ve moved on to Just One Ring and you may even have created the Just One Ring Y Necklace variation shown in a recent blog post. So, what’s next?… Read more »
It’s time to vote on a colorway for our August Maillers’ Choice kit. Please select your favorite combination for the new colorful Carnivale bracelet by Sunday, August 2. Carnivale, a beaded Double Spiral bracelet by Julia Rochholz, is a perfect piece to kick off National Beading Week. Tiny seed beads spiral around the weave, adding… Read more »
Take the classic Jens Pind weave, mix up the jump ring sizes, add a few captive rings, and voila! You’ve got a fantastic necklace. If you can do the Jens Pind weave, you can weave Just One Ring. And then, you’re ready for this elegant variation. This Y necklace is mainly the tapered Just One… Read more »
Learn these 3 rubbermaille pattern variations and then create your own designs! I’m enjoying using rubber rings in my chainmaille patterns, such as the Biomechanical Bracelet. If you’ve made the Biomechanical design and want to take your rubbermaille even further, here are some project variations for you to try! By using different color combinations, the… Read more »
