Since I'm still out of thick wires, I thought this is a good time to try a round of all the chainmaille weaves I've learned so far w...

"My name is Daisy, and I'm a chainmaille addict." And this picture is the proof! (Mind you, there's one more doggie neck...

A few days ago, I made a flower knot , or at least that's how I saw it, since it's more cushy than a flower weave, making it more of...

I've been reading a lot on chainmaille; never thought I'd be so addicted to this ancient technique. It's a science all on its o...

OK, so the sun is not all that obvious, but you get the idea. It started with the moon. Actually, I was going for a heart shape pendant, bu...

I didn't start out wanting to make a flower weave; I was experimenting with Kingsmaille without the correct AR. The test wasn't su...

Many years ago, I saw a bracelet called Elephant Hair Bracelet in San Gabriel Bead Company , the most fabulous bead store in SoCal. The bra...

I've been working on this bangle for my sister Angie off and on for many months. I like the coiled bangle style from Eni Oken , but I a...

Did I mention I'm hooked on chain maille right now? Here's the same chain maille design as the one for my brother Steve but in a sm...

What do you do with 7 or 8" of scrap thick wires? Turn them into rings. This is from a piece of 8" 12ga AS scrap wire. Consideri...

It's real interesting how I went from struggling with making jump rings to becoming addicted (almost) with chain maille . I'm not s...

These cute wire beads have been around for a long time, and I've made a few over the years. But most of them are longer than wider in ...

I saw a bracelet by Scott David Plumlee in Creative Silver Chains and thought this may work for my brother's medic alert tag; it's ...

Did I mention these Danish Knots are addictive? They are deliciously addictive :-) This is made of 26" of 12 gauge AS, the ID of each c...