Congratultions, your jewels are so elegant, it's a pleasure to admire your creations!

I staying up for 8 hours trying to make this this helped so much after I watched it I finished it in an hour.

@John-iq6nl

Жыл бұрын

Me last night lmao

This is obviously an older video, but it still holds up and is so easy to follow. I’ve seen a lot of others teaching this and yours is by far the easiest to follow. Great job! And thank you 🙏

@duanedodson1

10 ай бұрын

This weave is about 1500 years old, so a 5-year-old video will suffice.

Thanks for the closed ring tip!

I am very much a beginner and this is one of the better tutorials I've seen. Thank you

This was far easier to understand than the description in the textbook we use in class. Thank you.

@FantasiaElegance

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad! Thanks for watching :)

I JUST MADE ANOTHER ONE!! This time I used 14G jr's that i made MYSELF with my koil kutter!!! Thank YOU!

I was up until 430 am this morning making this with your help! Thank you so much! I would love to make the beaded bracelet and those earrings! Hopefully they are on your channel????

Thank you for sharing your talent with us.. I'm excited to get started!

I love this chain maille weave. It is my favorite and it is the first chain maille weave I learned. Although not a beginner, I enjoyed your tutorial very much!❤️

@FantasiaElegance

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Lee! So glad you enjoyed it.

Super tutorial and a beautiful bracelet - thank you 🥰

Yes...love the chain mail weave....would love to know how to make a heart!! Great work!

Beautiful chain weave. Thanks so much for sharing this with us

@FantasiaElegance

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! ^_^

Wonderful content as always thank you for sharing !

Thank you so much 💓 I love this pattern of the chain. Your way of teaching is wonderful 👏 can't wait to make my own bracelet. Thanks again. Komal

@FantasiaElegance

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Komal! So glad you found the tutorial helpful

Nice. Found a bracket with this pattern at a second hand store for $12.49 and it to believe .925 Mexico silver. 😁

@FantasiaElegance

4 жыл бұрын

Woah, that's amazing! What a great find!

I simply love your videos, you make things seem so easy, I'm a true fan.

I am probably am going to have to take a class because for some reason I can't catch on. I know I can learn this.

Thank you so much for the tutorial!!! It was a great help.

@FantasiaElegance

3 жыл бұрын

You're most welcome! I'm so glad it was helpful :)

Love chain weave. Would like to see more

Great tutorial. I've got 3 inches done and I'm on my way to an entire chain. More patterns in future tutorials please !!!

@FantasiaElegance

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Lori!

@lorihogue5015

3 жыл бұрын

Finished 26.5 inches and starting another one. All thanks to you. You rock 👍

Initially, the project seemed hopeless given how much effort and time it went in for a link. Don't give up! After 2 or 3 links I became much faster!

Love what you do...and try to teach. :) :) :)

im new to Chain Mail so I will have a go at this

Awesome!

gracias por la explicación

Thank you.

You make learning easy and clear,I love this design simple and beautiful . Thank You, I was wonderlng do you sell any kits?And if so do you provide printed instructions, Id like very much order a kit from you.

Would be great if people already had their jump rings ready before they begin instead of us having to watch them open some and close some but the content and instruction was very clear...👍👍👍

@FantasiaElegance

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback, Kerry! That did occur to me as I was filming - whoops! Live and learn.

Thumbs, so adorbs :)

@FantasiaElegance

4 жыл бұрын

Haha, well thank you! That's a lot nicer than the usual comments I get about them ;)

How many rings do i need for an 18awg/3,5mm chain per cm? I want to make an endless one with 70cm.

🙌🙌🙌🙌❤

How many packs of silver filling jump rings did you use to make a bracelet or necklace?

@FantasiaElegance

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Leah, I don't remember exactly for this one, but here's the approximate rule of thumb: 22 gauge (2.25mm i.d.) uses 40 rings per inch of finished weave 20 gauge (2.75mm i.d.) uses 33 rings per inch of finished weave 18 gauge (3.5mm i.d.) uses 26 rings per inch of finished weave 16 gauge (4.5mm i.d.) uses 20 rings per inch of finished weave 14 gauge (5.5mm i.d.) uses 16 rings per inch of finished weave So you can simply figure out how long you want your necklace or bracelet to be, subtract length of clasp, and multiply by the number of rings per inch. I would add a few extra just to be on the safe side.

One part I couldn't see...when you pushed the one on top & underneath back & separated the 2 jump rings....did you just go through the one bottom ring with both jumprings? It was hard to see & you didn't really stop & show it close up...ty

@FantasiaElegance

6 жыл бұрын

Hello! I'm sorry it wasn't clear! If I'm understanding your question correctly, you should be going through both the rings at that point. In fact, there's no point in this weave where you wind up with a ring only going through one other ring, since everything is worked in twos/pairs. I hope that helps!

@murphy1384

6 жыл бұрын

Fantasia Elegance ty...it was at 6:07 secs

I'm curious about how many jump rings I would need for roughly a 20 inch chain if I use the 18g/ 3.5mm

You’re amazing so good but please check your camera to better than. Thanks 🌹💐

Greetings friend, Can you tell me, please, the measurements of the jump rings of the smallest model? I mean the section of the bracelet that he showed as an example, the smallest measure you showed at the beginning of the video and at the end of the video, the smallest, I do not speak English but I managed to learn how make this with your good video, I just need you to help me with information about that measure in the other style of chain more smaller because I could not understand due to my language problem. I like the style much smaller because the jump rings are tighter and because of that the bracelet has a more solid appearance, but I need to know the exact measurements of those jump rings of that smaller chain that you showed to be able to buy them exact and without error and be able to make my own chain equal to that measure that you showed in specific thank you very much friend

@FantasiaElegance

5 жыл бұрын

Hello! Your English is actually quite good :) That one used 3.5mm (inner diameter) 18 gauge rings. If you have trouble finding them, you can go to RioGrande.com and type 921123 in the search bar (that is the item code). Thanks so much for watching! I hope that helps!

@opdilor

5 жыл бұрын

thank you very much :)

Onde encontrar as argolinhas...por favor aqui no brasil está complicado..eu amo, montar . Grata, vou aguardar..ok. ...saúde, paz e luz.....

I don't know what I'm doing wrong; could it be wrong sized rings? The two on the outside flop outward perpendicular to the chain

@FantasiaElegance

4 жыл бұрын

Hm, sounds like your rings could either be too large in diameter, or too small in gauge of wire. What size are you using?

Voceis fornecem argolinhas mix colours ,e fechos? Eu amo trabalhar c.tutorial qual o preco, por favor. Paz luz e saúde. A todos..aguardo resp....

If you call the three links going away from the starting point A B C you let the C rings fall back on the sides, separate the B rings and then are you hooking the D rings into the A rings? I just can't get this. Thank you.

@FantasiaElegance

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Diane! You should be hooking the D rings into the C rings, but go between the B rings. I hope that helps!

@updownstate

5 жыл бұрын

@@FantasiaElegance Y, t u.

Hi do you know where I can get the size chart. And are there such a thing as bigger training links in plastic. My mum's bracelet lost 5 links and I bought replacement links. I thought I could just add them back on but can't need to learn to make the chain. I did see in a how to video whare the person showed bigger plastic rings for practicing do you got the feel for it. But I can't find the vidio. Thank you. Tom.

I've got a load of old electrical wires just lying around, so that'd be a good start to try a bit of goldsmithing (outside of blade-/blacksmithing). I can always borrow my father's soldering set to close the rings. I guess I have everything I need that I cannot make myself.

Do you have different access to the size chart. The site nolonger shares it.

@FantasiaElegance

Жыл бұрын

Oh shoot, thanks for the heads up! I'll try and find something similar, but in the meantime you can view the info by pausing at 2:52

the jump ring chart link does not work

I would like to try your subscription monthly kits but the website contact page is down and I would like to know what the cancellation policy

@FantasiaElegance

4 ай бұрын

Hey Rebecca, I don't have any monthly subscriptions or kits - be careful if what you're looking at is a scam!

i don't understand how you're doing this weave with a 3.5mm 18g. There is no space to put another jump ring through after i flip the ends. It's driving me crazy!

Can't see what you're doing.

Much better background...I can actually see what you are tryin to show me....thank you.... But quit putting it on your finger to show what you did..... On the camera it fades out... Silver....on white skin tends to show the same....hence we can't see it....the gray background is way way better...try a light green background Am slow down a tiny bit...you are very young and a bundle of. Energy Some of up are old and slow.... :) :) :) :)

Shame your work is behind on-screen dialogue

Whatever you do, DON'T hold anything still so the viewers can actually see it.

how do i make the chain more closed/compact ???

@FantasiaElegance

Жыл бұрын

You can try using thicker gauge rings of the same diameter, or smaller diameter rings of the same gauge to achieve a more closed look weave :)

@keifo1757

Жыл бұрын

@@FantasiaElegance can you double the ammount of rings so it looks thicker? u get what i mean