Basic chainmail patterns

▼ Description: Includes weave descendant/s, history, flexibility, look/feel, and sample stats. Description: A BASIC CHAIN MIXING 2 IN 1 AND 3 IN 1 CONNECTIONS. RINGS ARE 16SWG 9/32" ID. ▼ Discovered By & Date: This category gives credit to the person/people that discovered the weave and the date the weave was discovered. Picture proof and earliest known date of discovery is required. Discovery does not equal ownership. All chainmaille weaves are open source, but we seek to give credit to…

The Crystal Wolf on Instagram: "How to make chainmail rings from scratch. I am a cosplayer and these are for cosplay. I know there are sturdier ways to do it for LARP and such but I am a cosplayer, I made these with butted joints and am not fighting anyone in my armor so we good. I haven't had any fall off so far - if you close the gap enough you'll be fine to wear it around con. I chose to use metal as I wanted an authentic-looking armor with the same kinda feel and movement as on the…

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by Judy Ellis, Wirejewelry.com Wire Jewelry Tip for May 19th, 2017 A New Idea for Starting a Chainmail Weave by Marilyn Gardiner The starting rings of some chainmail weaves are very difficult to keep in order so they don’t just become a messy jumble when you pick them up and try to find where [...]

▼ Description: Includes weave descendant/s, history, flexibility, look/feel, and sample stats. Description: EXTENDS "STARBURST UNIT" VERTICALLY INTO A CHAIN. RINGS ARE 16SWG 5/16", 3/16" ID. ▼ Discovered By & Date: This category gives credit to the person/people that discovered the weave and the date the weave was discovered. Picture proof and earliest known date of discovery is required. Discovery does not equal ownership. All chainmaille weaves are open source, but we seek to give credit…

Dylon Whyte's Art of Chainmail Tutorial - Original Chain Pattern - Garter Belt