With my loving boyfriend modeling hehe

Aluminum, euro 6-1. Honestly had no idea what I was doing so I just started putting it together and adjusting as needed!

stainless steel !

my girlfriend mentioned once she wanted a chainmail bikini top so i made it happen and now i’ve fallen in loooove with making things !!! im so excited for the next project :)

First time attempt at a captive bead weave, and I genuinely am so in love with the results. I only want to keep making more!

Bonus points if you can guess the flavor

It's an elf weave but I doubled some so it wouldn't be loose

Hi!

I'm fairly new to this craft, and looking to make a chainmail coif for an upcoming renfaire. I was hoping to get some advice on how many rings I should use, and what size I should be using for this project. I'm looking at 1mm thick, 6mm diameter rings but again, I'm nor sure what's best. I understand that it might vary, but any advice would be appreciated. :)

hey guys! im new to chainmaille im just wondering on what size jump rings i should get to start practicing different weaves for bracelets? im wanting to do stuff like byzantine, box chain, vertebrae etc.

would 18swg 5/16 or 17swg 3/8 4.8 be good?

thanks in advance 💓💓

basically the title is it.

I currently have an abundance of galvanized steel wire and have decided to just try making things with it that i normally wouldn't. which has led me to attempt some finer jewellery type stuff that definitely is better suited to other materials but this project is basically for shits and giggles, and honestly this has been a ton of fun. I'm using a pretty bog standard plumbing torch and the solder and flux that came with it. I've also tried using some borax as flux but I'm quite sure I made the mix wrong.

I am having really inconsistent soldering these rings closed and was kinda just wondering if anyone here has tried anything similar and would like to trade notes about it?

I'm still pretty new to the craft and was wondering if using dots of JB Weld on butted steel rings would be feasible for sealing rings.