Diy chain

Cheap Chain Prop: These steps will help you create a cheap, durable, fun, lightweight, and modular Halloween or costume chain prop. This chain is constructed from one material, PVC piping. For the pictures you see above that is approximately 1.5 feet of tubing measur…

What you do with too much time and a lot of soda tabs.

I love decorating for Halloween and try to incorporate a few new things each year into my collection. This year I am trying to be good and not spend much on holiday decorations (too many bins of decorations + baby coming very soon = staying out of the Halloween aisles!!) While snooping around on Pinterest, I came across this tutorial for a chain garland made out of foam insulation. Easy enough! So off to Home Depot I went and $4 and a couple of hours later, I had a Pinterest SUCCESS! Here's…

Handmade using recycled materials silver chain belt. Very 70s-era punk DIY, but can be dressed up. Please message me your waist size, so I may ensure the belt fits. Also, indicate if you would like it to fit loose or tight.

aluminum tab(s) ---> purse - via https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=334664636613729=a.318196928260500.78766.102106566536205=1

No I did not spend a very large amount of money, I made it, and yes it is a total rip off inspired by this piece from Armour and at $275 compared to the £5 this cost me in materials who can blame me? The original uses heavier chains which means that it sits better as the smaller chains do not pull the neck piece off to the side but I can live with that. The back is kinda boring but there are no pictures of the back of the original so I figure it's the same. I conculed that a load of chains…

This is a simple wire work chain to make, but very pretty. I wish I could remember where I learned this! I hope you enjoy it, and have fun! Chain from the front. Chain from the side. What you need: Round nosed pliers and a supply of wire. I have pre-cut 22 gage, copper wire into 1 inch lengths. Grab near the end of the wire with the tip of the pliers. Roll the wire around the tip, until it forms a loop. Turn the pliers around, so that they are positioned opposite of the end of the loop. Bend…

Although you can purchase chainmail from a dive or sporting good store, why not put all those empty soda cans to good use and create your own with the tabs? The supply you will need most is time as it will take approximately 1,000 or more...

Read our guide on the types of chain available for jewellery making, with a handy chain length guide