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hey everybody I'm Yvonne Williams with

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back to earth creations and in this

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video I want to show you all how to make

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full Persian 6 and 1 which if you're

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familiar with the half Persian 3 in-1

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this is way easier let's get started for

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this project I'm using 18 gauge 1/4 inch

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swg which is like standard wire gauge

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rings in nickel or German silver and

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then 3 tones in I believe this is bronze

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copper and antique copper of rings made

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from para wire

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they'll be links to all the different

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tools and materials used down in the

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video description below so be sure to

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check that out and for this project you

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can see I have all of these little rows

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set up and you'll want units of two open

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with two closed on one of them so you

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can kind of see how that works and if

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you're new to my chain maille tutorials

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that'll start to make sense a little

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later on so to open a ring you'll just

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kind of bend it like so you don't ever

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want to pull the ring apart in this

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manner because it's gonna give you a

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brittle point right there and then

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you're gonna have a heck of a time

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trying to get it to become a nice little

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circle again it's very likely that your

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rings will look like this

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and you can see it has a look it's a

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little offset but not quite open or

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closed you know if one way or the other

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to be very useful for weaving train

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wheels so to close it we're gonna but

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those ends up just as good as we can

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together and I put a little bit of

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pressure this way because whenever the

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Rings are being cut it's with them a

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rotary like a little little jeweler saw

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and so it removes some of the material

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so you want to make you want to

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compensate for that gap and then you

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want to make sure that it's just as

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lined up as you can get it and sometimes

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that means overextending and just keep

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wiggling it until you get it to be

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you like I feel like the goal here is to

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make it look like there's no cut in the

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ring and so there we are

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now the first segment that we have is

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going to have foreclosed on it and

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that's going to assist us in starting

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off the weave so and two more closed

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I really recommend having all of your

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rings set up that way you can go ahead

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and just focus on your weaving and but

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to each their own so we have one open

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with foreclosed on it here and that

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happens and it's okay I'm just going to

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wrench that shut line those ends up with

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each other

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just as well as we can and put it with

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your finger to check for any pokey bits

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and so you see how that worked and now

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I'm going to thread the second open ring

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through all four and then close that one

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and so now we're going to separate out

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so that we have a little bit of a - to

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chain - rings - rings - rings but then

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we're going to sandwich our left - in

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between our right - so that it looks

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like that see how that works

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and then if we rotate it around I'm

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gonna get my thumbnail kind of between

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these two because what we're going to do

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next is take this ring and hook through

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those two do you see so it's our

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actually our left farthest to and

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actually let me get these extra rings

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off so that it's a little bit clearer

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and I'll repeat that for you

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so we have our segment of two to chain

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we're just gonna sandwich that in

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between and it can be quite slippery

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here to start with that's okay then

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we're gonna take our open ring hook

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through this one I'm gonna use it to

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nudge apart these two and just get in

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right there see how it's hooked and then

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put the farthest ring away from us on

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there as well now we can troubleshoot

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here a little bit you can see on this

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side I didn't hook through I need to be

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in between these two so you just back up

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a little bit and get it to go through

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where it's supposed to and it's just

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gonna sit like that not gonna lie

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starting this weave is the hardest part

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about it and so we're gonna go ahead put

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on those two closed rings this is

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another weave that works really well

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with stretchy rubber rings because you

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can see these two well you could close

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this one and then add two rings on these

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two that I'm holding in my fingers could

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be rubber since that you never really

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have to have them open for the weave

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when you're reading it in this manner so

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I'm gonna pick up a second

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bronze-colored ring and just thread

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right back through where we originally

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had see how that kind of sit and it's

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gonna take some finagling but I have

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confidence in you that you can do this

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just keep in mind if it were easy

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everybody could do it and not everybody

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gets the hang of chainmail but if you're

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inspired by it if you really you know

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want to then keep at it and you'll

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you'll get it oops and I closed that one

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before hooking it through those two so

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let's get that open back up hook down

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there and then close it once you get

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about an inch of the way in its gonna

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make a lot more sense because now from

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here we'll take and we need them to be

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positioned on either side of this little

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Center they look like a bunch of like

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little stacked V's if that makes sense

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see how they kind of stuck together now

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here's a completed example that I can

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show you so we're gonna kind of just

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keep that going so I'm gonna grab the

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next nickel silver pair and I go ahead

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and let them just flop open and then

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open and then hook through this one here

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hook through those two and then hook

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through the outside ring see much easier

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that was now that we've got just a

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couple of rings going give us something

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to hold on to and then we're gonna close

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it and then we're going to thread our

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second open ring through the mess of

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them which again you know what you'll

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want to make sure that you're not

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hooking through any of the other rings

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hook those two closed on and then close

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that one I found that sometimes having

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your ring be open just a little bit

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wider than what you normally might can

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help so experiment with things like that

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to find what works best for you placing

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those on either side and then coming in

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with our copper rings and again letting

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it fall open and opening those guys a

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bit so you can see the two rings that

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you need to be hooking through coming

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from right there

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hooking through both and then hooking

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through the outside and close

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and then we're gonna follow through with

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one more ring just like that hook the

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two closed on

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and then and then from here we want to

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make sure that one ring gets sided over

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so that it's sandwiched into that V and

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then you just repeat that same thing

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like a bunch of times and are a full

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person part of what's really nice about

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this weave is its movement

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it's a almost a very sensual weave it

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drapes and flows and Wiggles really

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nicely whenever you have little segments

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of it just bring in this around this is

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another weave that I highly recommend in

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aspect ratio of around like five five

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and a half as long as you stick to that

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aspect ratio you can use like a couple

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of different ring sizes to give it more

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of a gradiated you know from like small

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to large or from large to small for

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earrings or to make a little bit of a

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wave necklace or you know just give some

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weight and movement to the piece you can

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really add some different beads and

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things to the edges or to the ends to

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make it really nice so I highly

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recommend though experimenting different

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colors different sizes just see what you

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like see what happens

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putting the one on either side and then

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whenever I finish the weave I would go

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through and just hook

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and open without any closed on it

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through like that and I would double up

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on that so I'll go ahead and demonstrate

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this even though I'm gonna be continuing

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this project onto something else but

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just for the sake of demonstration so

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it'll just add the two open without any

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of the additional closed on it you can

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see that makes a really nice bound off

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end and then also if you want to take it

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a step further and use these to link

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together with like maybe a gemstone bead

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in between the different segments here

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I'm using an 18 gauge 3/16 and I'm gonna

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come in not where we would normally

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weave but kind of on the diagonal and

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I'm hooking through all four rings see

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how that happened so it kind of pushes

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them into an X and I feel like that just

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tapers the end off really nicely so I do

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it to both ends and that gives me little

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rings that I can attach Ratt gemstone

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links on to or other chainmail weaves or

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anything like that or attach it to an

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ear hook for an earring so the

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possibilities here really are endless

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hey guys thanks so much for hanging out

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with me for this tutorial I hope that it

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was helpful to you if you have any

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questions comments or ideas please leave

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them down below I don't know if I

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mentioned it but all the links and

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materials links to tools and materials

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will be listed down in the video

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description so be sure to check that out

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as well as all of my social media links

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um as well as my patreon information and

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all of the different things that you can

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check out if you'd like to support my

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daily tutorial production here

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YouTube and stuff so thanks again you

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guys and until next tutorial next video

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happy crafting and I'll see y'all around

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yeah bye

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