You are my HERO. I have watched about 4873487343 of these, but your instruction is the only one my brain could follow. I appreciate you!

Thank you thank you for this tutorial! I just did my first one and my 6 year old loves it! Your tutorials are so helpful!

The best tutorial I've found on this. Now I kind of have the process down to get it going without taking the whole thing apart but that doesn't say I won't in the future. Thank you for the steps to at least get me going in the right direction! Getting addicted to the process.

Thank you so very very much. I stumbled on this tutorial about 5 years ago, making a bracelet. It was on my desk for a whole 4 min before my daughter absconded with it, wearing every day. When it finally gave up, she asked for a repair, but it was 5 years old and the rubber rings were full of nicks and cuts... So, I made a different bracelet, it doesn't have the same panache. She will be completely over joyed with this refreshed and stronger remake. I had started out with 20g-22g? really thin, it was given to me. It was not great for bracelets, but really fun to learn with. Didn't need pliers lol. Thank you thank you thank you.

@backtoearthcreations

2 жыл бұрын

I am so glad to have been helpful to you!! That's so awesome that she wore your bracelet and put it through its paces!

THANK YOU for such a clear and concise tutorial!! I had this weave down perfectly about six months ago, but haven't done it awhile and had to learn it again. I looked at so many tutorials, but yours imo, is the best, hands down! Your fingers never got in the way, the picture never got all blurry, the rings weren't confusing, you didn't keep turning them around and re-orienting the project to make it even more confusing, and the timing is perfect. You didn't explain forever between every step. And there is no music. You are a great teacher, too!❤️🪢💯

I have been looking for the name of this chain forever and I finally had this recommended to me. Thank you for teaching me how to make it! :)

Thank you for the 3-in-1 tutorial. I've watched several videos, and yours, by far, had the clearest explanation for doing the weave.

So I’ve learned and done this many times and I just have to say it. 6 months later, closing half Persian 3-in-1 still puts me in the fetal position under my desk.

These are the most helpful tutorials I have found on youtube. I've done minimal weaving before, I'm very much a beginner still. I'm excited to try this weave! Currently working on a full Persian 6 in 1 ^_^

I used a small plastic bread clip to hold the first couple weaves together in their proper positions. Then I just moved it up the chain as I closed the links! Easy peasy

I really love the rubber ring idea this is the first times I've seen it. Gives me ideas like making chain-mail that's really tight fit. it would also make chain-mail easier to put on.

I did it! I've been trying to follow your video and do this weave for a year now without success, but I finally got it!

this was a thousand times exactly what I needed! thank you! I have 7 bezels for dragon eyes that will finally get finished now! I was just not doing the very last step! it looked so off I just stopped and had to walk away. sometimes with a migraine. no joke on the week that took good years off your life. no joke. lol thank you so much!

I just think that bracelet is amazing, I definitely would buy one of them, love the rainbow colors.

The different colours really helped me too understand the pattern as you went, especially for the ending when you joined them up. Thank you! Have a great day too. Also, get some sleep ;)

this gets me so inspired, ever since I moved outta my parents house I left alot of my craft/jewelry making supplies back at my parents, only bringing little just to have something to do, but, it still feel like o have anything lol but, saving up to get me one of those storage buildings like they sell at lowes, and turn it into my own personal craft/artsy space someday. hopefully.

Wow your video was the most helpful above all! Thank you!

Love your tutorials!

Loved it!

You know you can practice a new weave using shower curtain rings. Then work down to smaller rings when you get the hang of it.

Oh My Gosh! I thought I was going to lose my mind trying to get the ends together but I set it down, walked away for a few minutes and came back, watched that part of the vid. again and managed to get it done!! Going to try another right away while it's still fresh in my mind! Thx, I was told by another chainmailler that it wasn't possible to join the ends...Yippe-ky-yeah!!

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

hehe, I am so glad you got it!!!

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm trying to learn this pattern and have watched many videos. So far, this is the only one that makes sense to me. Keep them coming.

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks Ashley! I am glad to be helpful to you!

@ashleykilgore8480

7 жыл бұрын

I love all your chainmalle tutorials. I like how you break down everything. I do have a request. A friend found out I was learning how the do chainmail and asked if I could make a barrel weave bracelet. Could you make a tutorial on that? I would greatly appreciate it. I've looked at other tutorials and can't figure it out.

Just found your site and absolutely love it. Can't wait to try this and more.

This is the best tutorial of this bracelet I have seen! Everything clicked but figuring out which rubber ring you attach to the red ring at the end. My eyes just couldn't catch it. I'm going to get some materials and play and I know it will hit me at some point. Thank you!!

Ok it has been about 7 hours since I started this Project. I only marred about 5 rings and broke one in half, still looking for the other half, and I have completed this Project. This one is going to take some PRACTICE PRACTICE and a little more PRACTICE to get the hang of it. BTW Today first time ever trying this pattern.

I'm teaching myself this right now, and I think what can be very helpful is taking a piece of scrap wire and just putting all your "closed" (aka rubber) rings on it, that way you only have to finagle one row of rings at a time.

Another great tutorial. I do want to pass on a tip you never mention. When the rings get cut, a small amount of the wire get shaved away, so the ring has a natural gap. To close that gap and get the seamless look, you actually have to push the ends in toward each other while you're twisting them back together. I've watched you do it, but I've never heard you mention it. BTW, I got my order of Back To Earth Creations rings and my Celtic snowflake kit yesterday and FINALLY created a decent-looking snow flake. Thanks for the quality materials and the excellent instructions.

2 days trying to figure this out and looking for videos to help me and the planets aligned in one day today I did 7 strands 51 rings long each I even droped a starter string and untangled it

Is this the size you would normally use or are you using larger sizes to show your tutorial more easily. Love all our tutorials! Thank you!

Yvonne, thanks for the great video! I'm wondering is it difficult to extend this out into a stretchy half persian sheet?

For o'ring they will dry out if the pH is lower than 6. if you want to protect them and it stays beautiful longer just put a lubricant made of silicone and not petroleum 😄🖖❤️❤️

hi Yvonne, if i would make three rows how would i "stack" them to get a wider bracelet? xo

Could you give me the measurements of the stretchy jump rings. Plus are the aluminum rings lead and nickel free? I have a sensitivity to some metals.

Hi Yvonne I love your videos Just a thought on your rubber rings in my experience they don't like any thing acidic so lemon juice vinegar orange ect . Hope all's well with you now and keep up the good work x

I think this may be my favorite weave to weave. UNTIL I try to close it in a continuous. 😅

@backtoearthcreations

Жыл бұрын

It's very tricky, but practice makes progress! Good luck to you!

Love the engraved initials on the pliers ... Is that RY for Randy and Yvonne ???

I'm an absolute beginner and got inspired by watching your tutorials. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us for free! May I ask where I can buy these rubber rings? When I search on Amazon, only the ones with a much smaller inside openings came up. I really appreciate if you can provide a link to purchase them. Thank you!

@backtoearthcreations

2 жыл бұрын

Heya, Ivy! I get my rings from www.theringlord.com they are the 16ga 1/4" epdm rings ❤

@ivymok6688

2 жыл бұрын

@@backtoearthcreations Thanks for your response. I'm afraid they don't carry this size any more.... :(

@ivymok6688

2 жыл бұрын

@@backtoearthcreations Oops... sorry... I looked at the wrong item before. I found this size. Thank you so much!!!

Could you please put the link for the EPDM Rings cuz I can't find this Lord ring thank you

Are you using the same size rubber rings and the anodized aluminum? Can this be started on a starter board? Where do you get your rubber rings or O rings?

Ok please, where do you get both the colored aluminum wire and the black rubber rings? And what size are they??

Which metal is better? I want something strong and sturdy but nothing too soft

Where do you get your chainmail supplies from? I've looked at a few shops but not sure I like them..at least not for someone that's a newbie at this anyway.

where do you get your jump rings from

Beautiful bracelet, How much does it cost you in jump rings to make this?

Can you get the rubber rings at a hardware store?

I think i need to buy different color rings. Because i can get this starter but then i mess up about 1 1/2" in to it and its driving me crazy. Had to walk away more than a few times. I have gotten many of your other weves down after a few trys or even the first time. But this 3 in 1 is kicking my but for some reason.

@backtoearthcreations

5 жыл бұрын

Not gonna lie, this was the hardest weave for me to learn. Different colors helps a lot!

Hello what size rubber rings do I purchase? Thank u in advance

I am a 15 year old and I got interested in chainmail 2 years ago. So far I have made a couple of belts. wrist watch straps and a couple of more things but I never did use rubber rings. And I have a question, what do you prefer working with, aluminium or steel? When I made my belts with aluminium they used to always break in some places but it is easier to work with but I don't always find the right gauge of aluminium that I want so i just buy electrical fence wire, do you know if the ring lord has shipping to Europe?

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

Heya, Kevin! For most pieces i enjoy working with aluminum because it is so easy to work with, but it is hard to beat the durability and nice weight of stainless steel. I imagine they would, though it might be quite expensive. Its worth looking into, for sure! they ship from Canada so they might have better prices than the United States Postal service does.

@KevinLarsson42

7 жыл бұрын

I checked out their website and their uncut wire is the same price per meter as here but if I buy from the ring lord I also have to pay for shipping which is quite expensive. If I am gonna make something really fancy I might buy from their, thanks for the reply.

Where can I find the rubber chainmail?

I'm having trouble finding UK rings, I'm worked out the 5/16 at 7mm.. (I spent a while, half asleep thing it was 70mm in confusion haha, I'm blaming sleep deprivation for that dumb stint). But they also don't have gauge on many, second i add gauge I'm just getting international sellers. I've found a lot of 1mm by 7mm and wondering if that is a good approximation for what is used here? Thanks! (I looked up the metric version of 16ga and got around 1.29mm, and 18 gauge is 1mm, but oddly I'm struggling to find anything bigger than 1mm, smaller at 0.7mm but no larger...)

@Casey-uk3wy

4 жыл бұрын

I get most of my jump rings from nbeads.com , they have most. Also I bought mandrels from pepe tools 2mm to 12mm

I LOVE your tutorials. I am still a newbie to all this.. so question.. what "term" should I search for when looking for the rubber rings.. or where do you get them? ( Ive searched under *Chainmaille EPDM Rubber Rings*...* Rubber O rings* Rubber jump rings* *rubber closed jump rings*.. not finding what I need. Thank you!!!

@JenniferOlin

4 жыл бұрын

Go to TheRingLord, Select Rings on the left, scroll until you see rubber rings. This is so much fun, I bought the bulk pack!

@patfrost628

4 жыл бұрын

Did you ever get a reply cuz I'm going through the same thing

Is this the same weave you use for bezels?

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

It sure is!

I know you might have already done this in another episode but I figured I'd ask now...what would your price range for such an item be? I have made a half dozen thanks to your tutorials for my fundraising event. I'll be selling them at the event to raise money for Cancer Research and after care support. What would be a good price to sell so that I get back enough to cover expenses while being able to donate the rest? I am not in this for profit since I am fundraising, but this time around my friends said i need to get back what i spent at the least then donate the rest. Your thoughts please?

I just can not get my head around the end part.😢

What size rings??

what mm jump ring is equal to 5\16"?

@CRESVEN1

3 жыл бұрын

7.93

What is the snapping sound in the background?

@katehill1191

7 жыл бұрын

girffrommars kissit it's her dogs nail on the floor!

Are those id or od, PLEASE

👏👏👌👍👍💞💞

You said you had lemon juice in the oil that’s an acid

You could go with better lighting bcs shadows are falling on your work it’s difficult to see what was going on. Otherwise fantastic video :-)

@backtoearthcreations

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Shirley! I a, hoping to be able to invest in some professional lighting soon :)

There discontinuing these rings

future reference - if your going to marinate anything take off your jewellery

question, why do they call it chainmail not chainlink

@ninjagranny6631

7 жыл бұрын

Check wiki, mail or maille is an archaic form of the word armor. So chainmail is chainarmour

@MrSpikesterman

7 жыл бұрын

cool thanks for the tip

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

As I understand it Maille is an old french word for fabric or cloth, so chain "maille" is chain fabric, which when you're weaving makes sense. There are quite a few different historical perspectives and translations, so a through googling should give you a good representation of different views :)