I did it! Woot! Boy that joining the units together almost threw me but whew...sweet beans. OK...now going to do more...then...*taking a breath* 3 in 1...dun dun dunnnn.

I have been watching a ton of your videos. You are so crafty! You have such a sweet voice and I just love your personality. You are so totally someone I would love to meet. I never thought about chain mail but you have so many cool ideas I'm thinking of ordering some rings when I get some extra money. Thank you for sharing.

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, April! Chainmaille is definitely addicting!!!

is there anything you CANT do?! like woooww. Im lost for words how much I admire your work and how talented you are! watching your videos always make me so happy, its like a friend cheering you up when youre feeling down. thank you so much keep up the amazing work you do!

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

Lol, I can't clean my house to save my life :p I am so glad you like my videos!!

Having the 2 different colors made it very easy to follow! Thanks.

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

Yay!!

Today I made my first bracelet and I made the jump rings too. I’d like to send a picture of it. Thank you great instructions

Great video! I like the two colors, makes it really easy to follow along.

This is the neatest chain. You know I have one that I got from a friend it was her moms. I've never seen one till then and now your showing how to make it so cool. Thank you. And love the close up I can see really good.

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

Hey, Kateri! I am really glad you like it!! :)

Thank you so much !!❤

You make it so easy. I wanted to learn the Byzantine chainmaille but couldn't understand. Now I do. Thank you so much, Yvonne. Now, if you'd make your tutorials so that we could buy and download, I'd be ecstatic.

Byzantine is the only pattern I've tried and I LOVE it. I've made 4 bracelets in different colors of aluminum, and 1 in copper. Only 1 was a gift, 'cuz I love wearing them.

I think this might be the first pattern I try. I honestly have always loved the Byzantine mail /chain so I'd love to learn. You're the best, Von! xo

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

hehe, Thanks Penny!!!

You know, I don't even weave chainmaille, but I just love watching your videos!

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

lol, right on!! Thank you

Love this one!

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

Yay!

I'm doing the byzantine n you make it so ez....thanks Von you're wonderful

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

wow, thanks Julie!

@jmm3983

7 жыл бұрын

I sent a pic on fb messenger, I made the blue rings myself. Also, thanks to you!!!!

Nice job

I love your videos. I have been a fan for quite a while. I began with wire weaving based on how easy you make it seem, but I cannot figure out how to attach a top drilled pendant to the frame of the weaves. I watched lots of videos, but I seem to get lost on the intricate parts of getting the pendant stable, connecting the ball, and forming the frame. I have progressed in my weaving styles so I'm hopeful. Anyway, while I contemplate what I'm doing wrong, I've decided to start doing chain mail. I fell in love with it at a Renaissance fair so many years ago. It was a bracelet that attached to the middle finger with a small regular chain then the chain mail started there as a triangle which laid over the top of hand. The hand part was embellished with faceted black swavorski crystals. It then was weaved onto the bracelet. I was devastated when it disappeared. Anyway, I've finally decided to jump into chain mail. I just wanted you to know how much I appreciate all your work for us in the learning stages. Your voice is so pleasing, and I like how you talk to us like we are there with you creating and crafting! Thank you!!

I just recently found your channel and your tutorials are amazing thanks for that it have been super helpful I have a question I want to make a Byzantine bracelet out of different metal then the aluminum rings I have how would I know what kind of ring I could get away with using (strength wise) for let’s say aluminum versus silver or titanium hopefully that makes since lol again thanks for your awesome videos

I love your videos. Do have a question, how do you avoid scratching or leaving pliers impression on the jump rings themselves??

UGH!! Now I might have to change my monthly sub to get some chainmaille stuff from you to try this out!!

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

Lol!!!

I am confused, in MN the jump rings here are like 6 mm, 8mm, 10 mm etc. I am a new crafter and have made a few bracelets, but would like to know what sizes you use in MM if that makes sense? I have a bulk amount of 9mm and 10mm THANKS your videos are great, I like when people use 2 different colors so we can see better what to do. Sure once you begin and get used to, it will be easier. HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!

I've made your Celtic Star kit and found it very easy to follow. Now I'm thinking of trying more chainmail. Could you recommend a site that sells the colored rings? I noticed your site only has the silver color. Thanks!

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

Hey, Brandy!! Weave got Maille has some lovely kits amzn.to/2uSbrQT

Byzantine was the first chainmail pattern I did:) I did it with single rings on the ends tho so I know what you mean about it feeling flimsy

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

right on!!

Hey Yvonne, I’ve seen a lot of your videos and used quite a few of your tutorials and have a question regarding this one. I am currently using 18ga anodized aluminum rings cut using a Pepe tools jump ring maker to make a bracelet but rings keep falling off or coming apart. Do you have any advise on how I can increase the durability of these? I’d like to keep using aluminum as the colors really make the weaves pop. Thanks for all you do and keep up the great work.

@backtoearthcreations

6 жыл бұрын

Hey, Jason! Possibly using 16ga? Also, its always a good idea to double check your closures; if the rings are actually creaking though I would recommend checking out a different aluminum supplier. I hope this is helpful!

Nice.....:) :) :)

Se llama Punto peruano o Inca.

What gage and AR did you use for the bright silver chain?

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

Heya, Tim! The ring size I used for both bracelets was 16a 1/4" which I think is a 5 AR, or maybe 4.5, I'm not sure off the top of my head :p

nice tutorial, btw I'm going to upload a video of the first part of making the bear. (its finished, did you want to see it? the bear I mean)

@backtoearthcreations

7 жыл бұрын

eeeeee!!! yassss I want to see it!!!!

@lorehandcreations1002

7 жыл бұрын

I'll send you a photo threw Facebook messenger. and the third video will be up in about 15-20 minutes where it also shows the bear completed.

Yvonne.dove sono gli anelli colorati ...