Notes from the Workshop
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month
I made this necklace for my sister, to celebrate her being 4 years cancer-free after a battle with Breast Cancer. It’s called “The Keys to Breast Cancer Survival.” Have you had your mammogram yet? Don’t put it off – Breast Cancer is one of the most survivable cancers there are, but the key to surviving…
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The Key to success
Is accessorizing ! Try this lavender necklace made with Anodized aluminum rings and accented with silver keys for a truly unique look.
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Flower Power
New flowers made with Aluminum rings and Anodized Aluminum leaves – the possibilities are endless.
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Make a Statement
This Winter, make a statement in this necklace & earring set – made with Anodized Aluminum and glass beads, this chainmaille set is done in Rondo a’la Byzantine, with matching earrings. Get a luxury look that is far lighter than you’d expect.
Chainmaille as Modern Armor: Why We Wear What Makes Us Feel Strong
There’s a reason we reach for certain pieces when we need to feel grounded, brave, or a little more ourselves. Jewelry has always been more than decoration. It’s a signal, a story, a shield. And for many of us, Chainmaille is the closest thing we have to modern armor. We don’t expect battle, but we…
Bold is Beautiful. Wearing a Statement Necklace with Ease.
This Byzantine chainmaille necklace—three lush shades of green, held together with larger silver rings—might seem bold at first glance. It’s intricate, significant, unapologetically present. And yet, on her, it doesn’t overwhelm. It enhances. There’s a quiet confidence in choosing a piece that others might call “too big.” But what does that even mean? Too bold…
Chainmaille in the Steampunk World
We’ve been told more than once that “chainmaille has no place in the Steampunk realm.” That line usually comes right after Steampunk cosplayers encourage us to apply. They love our work. It comes right before the event organizers reject us. We’ve heard similar things from Renaissance Fairs, too. Our colors aren’t “period enough,” our booth…
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The Velvet Zebra 