Heavy gauge sterling silver anddense weave create an exquisite bracelet.”

Learn to make your own boxchain chainmaille bracelet with these easy to make directions and kits from Marilyn Gardiner. Maryilyn has also included a few additional pictures on how you can change the style and look of you boxchain piece by adding stone beads and various clasps that may appeal more to your taste.

In addition to the great instruction set you can also optionally buy all the required supplies directly from her website at www.MarilynGardiner.com. For Premium Subscribers who
download the completed instructions, you will save $10 off the kit list price of $62.99 (Canadian $).Another advantage of subscribing to BeadBugle.Com.

About The Designer

I have a passion for beads and for creating jewelry. This is my new lease on a life—I am also a retired teacher, school board computer consultant, and past partner in a graphic design company.

Most of my beading and chainmail skills are self-taught using information from books, the internet, and trial and error. I learn from my fellow beaders at the Toronto Bead Society, and the Grand River Bead Society, as well as at the annual Texas Beaders’ Retreat in Temple, TX. I love to travel to take classes from recognized experts (and to visit bead stores of course).

Visit Marilyn’s website at: www.marilyngardiner.com

To visit our Wire Working Archive page to read past and review articles, click on the
BWire Working Archives Table of Contents

 Download a Printable Copy of This Project

Premium Subscribers: Free
(Info on becoming a Premium Subscriber)
Standard Subscribers: $2.99