Twinkle-twinkle little star

I have found a tutorial about how to make a chainmaile star and I made one straight away! It can be used as a pendant or charm or earring.

Materials needed for 1 star: Inner diameter - gauge (wire thickness) - amount of rings needed:

• 3mm - 20ga (0.8mm) - 30 rings
• 2.5mm - 20ga (0.8mm) - 10 rings
• 6mm - 18ga (1mm) - 1 ring

Bridal Fayre at Chillington Hall, here I come!

 

This year I am going to show my work at Staffordshire Bridal Fayre. I hope my jewellery will be popular among brides to be and their friends and families.

  

Please come and see me on 29th of September, 2013 at Chillington Hall near Brewood. For those who can't make it I will tell all about it in this blog.

Coilled bracelet

I love how this bracelet has turned out! People who are not familiar with chainmaille jewellery are puzzled about what it is made of :)

Materials used:

Silver plated copper wire;

Enamelled copper wire;

Silver plated findings

Now I have gole in life!

OMG!!! In her blog Rebecca is showing wall hanging she has created from european chainmaille!!! She is also telling about creation process.

I am SOOOOOOO wanting to create something like that!!!!!

Chainmaille cross

Materials:

• Silver plated jump rings
• Silver plated findings

Twisted earrings

I've learned new chainmaile weave and made it into pair of long earrings.
Chainmaille part is 8cm long, and together with earwire it makes 9 cm long.

Material:

• Silver-plated wire
• Gold-plated wire
• Silver-plated findings

Choker

The owner of this new choker kindly gave me this picture and allowed me to post it on my blogs
The choker was taken out on wedding reception last weekend :)