Chainmail Made Easy: 8 Wicked Weaves with 8 Practical Projects
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Chainmail Made Easy: 8 Wicked Weaves with 8 Practical Projects
Have you always wanted to learn to chainmail but were afraid it's too difficult to learn or too expensive?
This is the second in a series of books detailing how to chainmail for beginners with absolutely no experience. Chain mail, also known as chainmail, maille, or chainmaille is a great hobby for any age that doesn't involve just making armor.
You can make almost anything from chainmail. Below are just a few examples of what you can make: • Jewerly (Bracelets, Necklaces, Anklets, Earrings, Rings) • Clothing (Bikini tops, Belts, Shirts, Ties) • Art • Armor • Inlays (pictures in your maille) • And much, much more!
In this second volume you'll learn the following: • How to open and close rings correctly • Tools used like pliers and different kinds • How to weave 8 more weaves shown in 3D graphics • Resources for purchasing rings and tools
8 Wicked Weaves: • Euro 4-in-1 (also found in Volume 1) • Euro 6-in-1 • Box chain • GSG • Spiral • Jens Pind Linkage • Helm chain • Dragonscale
8 Practical Projects: • Neoprene Bracelet • Spiral Necklace • Euro 6-in-1 Belt • Hand Flower • Celtic Star Key Chain • Juggling balls • GSG Anklet • Celtic Bracelet • BONUS PROJECT: Dragon Inlay Pouch
Chainmail is neither difficult to learn nor expensive. All it takes is a willingness to try something new no matter your age, education, or income!
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A Personal Note From The Author: This second volume blends 10 years of my personal experience chainmailling. When I first started chainmailling, I knew nothing about it except what I'd seen online or in movies; chainmail armor. Not very exciting for the average person but the idea of weaving metal rings into something I could create without any special skills appealed to me. I stumbled across The Ring Lord, a site that sells all kinds of rings in all kinds of sizes, colors, and metals, and I was hooked!
