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If you are new to chain mailing and have never done it before, please read through Volume 1 - Introduction to Chainmail on the parts of rings, how to use them, the tools to use, and how to open and close rings. It also contains links to where you can purchase a wide variety of rings and tools.
Full Persian is one of the basic jewelry weaves. It makes a solid, somewhat heavy, intricate chain. Because of the density of the weave, relatively large rings are required - 3/8"-14swg, 1/4"-18swg, and 1/8"-22swg all work with varying degrees of flexibility. Full Persian also forms the basis for two other jewelry weaves - Half Persian 3-in-1 and Half Persian 4-in-1.
Four “colors” are required to adequately show how this weave goes together. The image below depicts as accurately as possible the differences between the four “colors” and how they’re labeled in the instructions.
Full Persian is one of the basic jewelry weaves. It makes a solid, somewhat heavy, intricate chain. Because of the density of the weave, relatively large rings are required - 3/8"-14swg, 1/4"-18swg, and 1/8"-22swg all work with varying degrees of flexibility. Full Persian also forms the basis for two other jewelry weaves - Half Persian 3-in-1 and Half Persian 4-in-1.
Four “colors” are required to adequately show how this weave goes together. The image below depicts as accurately as possible the differences between the four “colors” and how they’re labeled in the instructions.
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Pass four closed rings, shown in copper, through two open rings, shown in silver. Close the open rings and lay the group out as shown.
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Outside of a starter section, I felt the multiple color ring renderings helped a lot when starting this weave.
Thanks again for the comment.
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Pretty cool this one!!!
You teached it very easily. THANKS A LOT!
Be sure I'll try it!