|
This image was scanned from my private collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Basics
- Chain Mail Weaves:
- European 4-in-1
- Byzantine
- Mobius
- Spiral
- Japanese
- Shaggy Loop
- Parallel or Helm's
- PROJECTS:
- Project 1: 3-in-3 Chain Necklace, Earrings
- Project 2: Shaggy Loop Earrings
- Project 3: Stitch Marker Set
- Project 4: Crystal Parallel Bracelet
- Project 5: Wedding Knot Bracelet
- Project 6: Twisted Rhinestone Bracelet
- Project 7: Rhinestone Hand Flower
- Project 8: Sideways Euro 4-in-1 Bracelet
- Project 9: Butterfly Earrings
- Project 10: Leather & Lace Bracelet
- Project 11: Club 55 Bracelet
- Project 12: Expandable European 4-in-1 Bracelet
- Project 13: Crystal Washer Bracelet
- Project 14: Crystal Cross Bracelet
- Project 15: Caterpillar Bracelet
- Project 16: Ladder Bracelet
- Project 17: Connected Byzantine and Crystal Bracelet
- Project 18: European 6-in-1 Bracelet
- Glossary
- Hints
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
|
Title: Making Chain Mail Jewelry: The Absolute Beginner's Guide
Author/Designer: Lauren Andersen
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2013
Publisher: Kalmbach Books, Waukesha, WI
Page Count: 96
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 9780871164803
SUMMARY- I came to chain mail not as a jewelry hobby, but as an armorer, so things that a jewelry maker does for appearance sake would make me blanch as an armorer - both are right for their intended applications. Ms. Andersen gives you a great grounding in basics here with great photography throughout to support her instructions. Projects are attractive and doable for a beginner and her projects incorporate all the weaves you get tutorials in at the beginning of the book. Her writing style has matured and improved from the little booklets I had initially run across. I was pleased to add this book to my collection.
The designer has a website: http://www.TheChainMailleLady.com/ .
|