I have recently been binge making loads of chainmaille jewellery pieces (for myself obviously!). It started when I got a kit to make Mum some pieces for Mother’s Day. I can’t believe I made all this from one kit (plus a few extra beads) which was around £15 from Jewellery Maker…
Chainmaille wasn’t really something I had seen or heard of before I started making jewellery myself and I didn’t think I would like it until I actually tried it. It is made up jump rings connected together and the kits I have got so far have had a findings pack in so I can make everything go a bit further. Chainmaille is great to wear as well as it is so satisfyingly heavy!
Byzantine Weave
Mobius Rings
I don’t really know what this is called… looks a bit like a butterfly though
European 4-in-1, look at that labradorite go!
I hope you liked the photos! I might write a post or tutorial with a bit more detail on chainmaille and its history, let me know if you are interested to learn more!
Knotted Star 
I had a coworker that made himself a chainmail shirt. I don’t remember why he made it though. It was really neat to see.
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That must have taken such a long time. Not sure I would have the patience!
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These are really beautiful and well done for producing such lovely chain mail if it’s your first time.
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Thank you! It is actually a lot easier than I thought it would be.
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I love chain mail! It is so delicate and rugged looking at the same time! So pretty! 😀
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That is so true! It is great for men and women; I have just made my brother a bracelet as a present with black jump rings.
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I would be so interested to see a chain mail how to post! I particularly love the bracelet you made! xx
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Thank you! It is definitely a lot easier than it looks!
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Superb diy jewelry i ever seen 👏👏😊👍👌💐🌹
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