
Today I thought I'd tell you about how I designed my new bracelet. I started out making my Rondo chainmaille weave according to the instructions. I used bronze and stainless steel rings. When I got to step 4, I noticed that the central part of the weave had a nice art deco look when the rings were pushed toward the ends.
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Process of creating the Art Deco Bracelet
Then the experimentation began to keep the rings in that position. I decided that the best way to "hold" them in place was to add more rings along the sides so that they couldn't shift too much. Adding too many rings made the bracelet too stiff so I compromised by adding enough rings to keep the pattern going but still allowing the rings to shift a bit for flexibility.
The Art Deco bracelet was born.
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Posted by BeadedBaubles at 6:50 AM 0 comments
Labels: Bracelet, Bronze, chain maille, Chainmaille, Maille, Stainless Steel
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Chains for Him

Chainmaille neck chains and bracelets make wonderful gifts for gentlemen of all ages. Many young men like the look of stainless steel, copper or bronze rather than gold or silver.
Chains are great graduation or Father's Day gifts. Do you like the look of Stainless Steel or Bronze best?
Posted by BeadedBaubles at 9:54 AM 0 comments
Labels: Bracelet, Bronze, chain, chain maille, Maille, Necklace, Stainless Steel
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