Carol is a regular at our workshops and has grown fond of chain maille ever since she was introduced to it. She shows a refreshing flair for her favorite technique.
She decided to marry chain maille with conventional stringing. She linked the simple 2-2 chains with the main bracelet using 3 hole connectors.
The bracelet actually required two goes because the bracelet was too long initially. It's better to make the main bracelet first as this sets the right length. The chain can then be made to fit exactly.
Carol used pretty blue millefiore beads with round mother of pearl beads and touches of black and clear seedbeads. They were a great choice to compliment the chain maille. I am sure she will enjoy wearing this bracelet often.
Beader design #: 552
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She decided to marry chain maille with conventional stringing. She linked the simple 2-2 chains with the main bracelet using 3 hole connectors.
The bracelet actually required two goes because the bracelet was too long initially. It's better to make the main bracelet first as this sets the right length. The chain can then be made to fit exactly.
Carol used pretty blue millefiore beads with round mother of pearl beads and touches of black and clear seedbeads. They were a great choice to compliment the chain maille. I am sure she will enjoy wearing this bracelet often.
Beader design #: 552
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This is really cool! It reminds me of something I might make!! :)
ReplyDeleteDo you know what I mean? sometimes you come across people who must have a similar vibe or thought process. It's really cool!! Great post!!
Carole really ROCKS! Awesome bracelet! I'm so, totally, completely impressed!
ReplyDeleteImpressive design...love the bracelet...I do agree with Lisa...I've also come across designers who I've thought they must think the way I do!! Part of life...
ReplyDeleteCheers
very pretty and a neat idea - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteEmi
Very interesting idea!
ReplyDelete-Stephanie
Never would have thought of doing that, so pretty and clever!
ReplyDeleteI love combining two techniques and this is a great example of how to do it!
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