But, after a couple of well deserved holidays, I think it's safe to say that I'm back in the swing of things. And my latest creation is something I've been wanting to do for ages. A chainmaille ring. And one of my favourite weaves, Byzantine. Given that the rings (sterling silver) were so small, it was a wee bit fiddly, but thankfully it didn't have me throwing a tantrum (for a change!)
Without further ado, pictures!



Not too shabby, really. I'm keeping this one for myself, but I might well make some more to sell. Soon.
Oh my Goodness! That is incredible - looks fantastic and I am in awe of how fiddly it must have been - those rings are tiny!!! I definitely think you should be making some more!
ReplyDeleteTotally agree with Pips!! They are fab!
ReplyDeleteThat's really pretty!
ReplyDeleteAli aka Bug
thats really lovely.. and such tiny tiny rings! I think my head would explode if I tired to do that.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty..
ReplyDeleteVery very nice :D
ReplyDeletebeautiful
What is jump ring size? 3 or 4 mm
ReplyDeletePlease tell me... :)
Commenting as a complete novice, I can only bow in the presance of royalty.An awwwwsome job.
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