Chain Maille Jewelry Workshop: Techniques and Projects for Weaving with Wire Karen Karon
Publisher: Interweave Press, LLC

On pages 45-84 the This book is exquisite and it is laid out with not only written step by step easy to follow instructions but also with photographed steps. Availability: In Stock Was: $24.95. Once you have the hang of working with wire, trying projects that include some type of free-form wire bending will not only help you get the feel of working with wire, you'll be making some pretty spectacular one-of-a-kind wire jewelry. When you flip through the pages, watch for these projects that bring together the best of both worlds -- wire and beads! The idea of melting glass rings and ear wires. Chain Maille Jewelry Workshop Techniques and Projects for Weaving with Wire. My favorite book ever on chain maille. Covering the entire wire jewelry spectrum, including traditional wire wrapping, chainmaille, wire sculpting, and beaded wire jewelry, you'll love these wire jewelry patterns, written by over 20 talented designers. Herringbone Bracelet by Suzanne Hollingsworth Plus, several of our friends from JewelryTools.com and I will be there (JewelryTools.com is officially sponsoring these classes) to demonstrate tools. Students will Learn: Half-Persian 4-in-1 weave; foundational skills that will be useful when moving forward with other chain maille classes. Geared towards newbies to the craft, it has several beautiful and easy to follow projects. CLASSIC CHAIN MAIL JEWELRY WITH A TWIST by SUE RIPSCH This is a 95 page soft cover book with 28 projects . My first foray into a jewelry making technique outside of bead stringing or off-loom bead-weaving was when I decided that I wanted to learn how to make my own lampwork glass beads. You're probably going to pick up some fun cabochons at the summer bead shows, so why not try this bezeling technique by Bead&Button contributor Irina Miech? There is something Then on Pages 11-44 the Beginner weave projects begin. Chain Maille Jewelry Workshop: Techniques and Projects for Weaving with Wire. Prerequisites: Prior chain maille experience. It looks like the technique known as Viking knit In this bracelet, Kat Wisniewski uses Czech glass donuts in an easy chain mail weave. Project will be completed in class.