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Chains Guide for Jewelry Making: Materials Benefits, Chain Name

This special issue of DO Magazine shows you how to make your own stunning jewelry in a variety of mediums--beads, findings, wire, hemp, and leather. DO Jewelry Made Easy features 28 stylish projects from some of today's top jewelry designers. This special issue of DO Magazine shows you how to make your own stunning jewelry in a variety of mediums--beads, findings, wire, hemp, and leather. DO Jewelry Made Easy features 28 stylish projects from some of today's top jewelry designers.

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Most chain mail project books focus on long chains of traditional chain mail weaves. In Fabulous Chain Mail Jewelry: Creating with Components, noted designer and teacher Marilyn Gardiner offers a fresh, component-based approach to chain mail jewelry. Gardiner teaches readers to create short segments of chain — components — and then combine these units with bead links and metal connectors.

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