
I made them with niobium jump rings in blue, rose, gold, and bronze, and galvanized glass seed beads, using the shaggy rope chainmaille pattern.
The muted jewel tones give them a very organic feel, and I think they look absolutely fabulous.
I am absolutely addicted to chainmaille - I have made 3 very different pairs of earrings, and 5 bracelets, includin

I am going back to William Holland in mid-August to take chainmaille classes, but this is like some crazy passion - I would rather do chainmaille than anything else right now!
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Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous work my friend!! I'll bet those classes will be loads of fun!!
Thanks, Sharon!
I can't wait to go back to school - it is so much fun there, and this time, I get to take Bailey with me!
Plus I will come back with so many new ideas....
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