Chain Maille Tutorial - JPL3 Weave (Redo)

Join with Deb from Aussie Maille as she demonstrates how to create the chain maille weave, Jens Pind Linkage 3 (JPL3). This is a redo video of a previously Live video.
You can buy all components at our store www.aussiemaille.com.au
To create this weave we suggest the following:
14G(1.6mm) 4.75mmID OR
16G(1.2mm) 3.50mmID OR
18G(1.0mm) 3.00mmID OR
20G(0.8mm) 3/32"(2.38mm)ID
2 pairs of smooth jawed pliers:
www.aussiemaille.com/tools-and... The Xuron Pliers used in the tutorial are the Chisel Nosed and Short Nosed Wide.
Aimed at Intermediate Maillers
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Original weave submission on M.A.I.L (Maille Artisans International League) website credited to Criterion www.mailleartisans.org/weaves...

[@shellyhackney5836]

Deb, you're the best! This weave has always escaped me in the past. I'd look at the written and other video tutorials I have, and my eyes would glaze over, and crickets could be heard! This tutorial has given me back my sight and silenced those damn crickets! 😁 Thank you a million times for this tutorial!!!

[@AussieMaillers]

Glad to be a silencer of crickets. I hope it goes well for you. Thanks for watching. Deb

[@3rrlia661]

yes she is the best . Thank you Deb!

[@dianeisbell6725]

This is the first video that FINALLY made JPL3 click in my head. Thank you thank you!!

[@AussieMaillers]

Diane, you are very welcome. So pleased it was helpful to you. Deb

[@deniseharchuk885]

It's great to see you back. I was so worried something bad happened. Hope you are staying healthy.

[@AussieMaillers]

I'm all good, just needed a break. It was a bit longer than planned but I finally got back.

[@waffeys]

Just learned that I've been making false JPL all this time! Took apart and redid earring and a bracelet the right way! Thanks so much Deb!

[@trulsdirio]

Okay, this is one of the easiest weaves I have done now to be honest. You just need to know one move pretty much. This is a great explanation!

[@illi-the-wolf]

Thanks Deb! I love your thorough explanation of how, exactly, common mistakes get made, and how to spot and fix them. I caught myself *knowing* this weave, doing it, and then having it bend only one way... I said, "hang on a sec - that's not right", and came looking for your tutorial. Was not disappointed! TYSM!!!

[@jenniferkaseburg3067]

This is a great weave. I am looking forward to adding a little color to my next project. Thanks for the video!

[@habitualforeigner]

Thank you for redoing this! I've been psyching myself up to trying JPL3 again, and lo, here you are!

[@AussieMaillers]

Yay! I love it when things just fall into place for us. I hope it helps. Deb

[@airenmoonwolf2520]

YAY! It's so good to see you again! :) I have looked at several other demonstrations of this weave and they had such trouble explaining what you made so understandable. I will have to try this one next now. Wish me luck!

[@AussieMaillers]

Luck, but I am sure you will be fine. Thanks for watching. Deb

[@karenw8929]

Keeping the pliers on the working ring makes this simple - great instruction. I can easily see where the next ring goes. Thanks bunches!

[@AussieMaillers]

Glad it helped

[@diannemozzetti9991]

I’ve missed you!!!! Glad you’re back! ❤️ so so happy you redid this video. I have never been able to get this weave but I’m going to try it again! Thank you!!

[@AussieMaillers]

Hi Dianne, yep I'm back. Took off longer than planned but it was much needed break. cheers Deb

[@ckcrawford444]

Yay! So glad you're back! I've been putting this one off forever but suddenly it seems perfectly doable. Thank you!

[@AussieMaillers]

Enjoy, I am sure you will have no problems. Deb

[@metalheads228]

I did it!!!! Thanks so much...for years I never "got" this weave. You rock!!

[@AussieMaillers]

Wonderful!

[@debbowden2909]

Brilliant Thank you for such clear instructions for jpl3. It was a challenge in the past. 😀

[@AussieMaillers]

Hi Deb Glad it was helpful. Hopefully no longer a challenge. Deb

[@alicecisneros139]

Your videos make my day. You are a blessing. Your videos always inspire and motivate me to continue creating something new and beautiful. Many thanks!!😊

[@AussieMaillers]

Wow, thank you. Such a lovely thing to say. Thanks for watching. Deb

[@kimmatthew666]

Oh my gosh... you rock. I have been trying to figure out this weave and just couldn't get it. Thank you for the wonderful instructions.

[@cindyhasleiet5650]

I was happy to see you back, missed you!

[@AussieMaillers]

Hi Cindy, glad to be back. Thanks for sticking with me. Deb

[@mr.silverkeys6467]

Thank you again for another easy to follow tutorial. Was able to see where things went wrong and got things straightened up with no trouble. Top of the top instruction!

[@AussieMaillers]

Glad it helped!

[@lukebull5343]

I constantly come back to this video every time i forget this weave! Such a great job thank you;

[@AussieMaillers]

That is very awesome. Thanks for watching and commenting....greatly appreciated. Deb

[@birgitcharter535]

Wooow I ve been struggling with JPL3 since years.... I finally got it! Thank you sooo sooo much for your great Video. You are the Best 😘

[@AussieMaillers]

Glad it helped. Everyone should be able to enjoy JPL, it's a lovely weave that I wear often. Deb

[@louisebalthazard6772]

Hello from Montréal, I love all your vidéos, you explain everything so well, and we can see clearly all details, many thanks!

[@AussieMaillers]

You are so welcome. Thanks for popping in and taking the time to comment. Deb

[@twistedknotz5485]

I absolutely love your tutorials! I’m going to have to try out those beaded jpl 3 weaves! I bet this would also look amazing woven in three different compatible colors.

[@AussieMaillers]

Thank you so much. I think that would look amazing. I have only done it in the metal colours myself but I think I need to try some different coloured beads. Might see what random looks like. cheers Deb

[@francesmcphee17]

I found this so easy to follow and was able to make a bracelet. I found this weave to be a nemesis for a long time till I followed your tutorial. Thank you x

[@AussieMaillers]

Wonderful!

[@purpleonetoo]

You give me confidence! Love your teaching style!

[@AussieMaillers]

You can do it!

[@r.t.9881]

Between this video and the tutorial i can now make JPL…. Thank you so very much!!

[@azaderostamii1672]

سلام عزیزم عالی هستی همیشه مدل های جدید وعالی و آسان هدیه میکنید متشکرم🙏🙏🙏🌸🌸🌸

[@foolgazer]

you made this so clear and easy to follow!! thank you. also your nails are sooo nice :)

[@AussieMaillers]

Thank you so much! Unfortunately they are looking a bit rough right now, I need to baby them back.

[@ariadams2955]

The eyes have it!.. crazy easy!! .. Thank you so much Deb!!

[@AussieMaillers]

You are so welcome!

[@kianzugel]

This helped me so much.. I was so frustrated with JPL I tried 6 times and had to carefully take everything apart multiple times until I saw this. Great visibility and explanation in this video. Thank you

[@AussieMaillers]

Glad it helped!

[@cassandrabutterworth3971]

Thank you SO much, Deb, for posting this new tutorial video!!! I am an accomplished, fairly fearless chain mailler but JPL has always been my nemesis! I love the weave, but can never seem to "get" it. This video showed me exactly what I was doing wrong and exactly how to fix it. Thanks again for the video remake!!!

[@AussieMaillers]

Glad it was helpful. Deb

[@jimmyL155]

Thank you for this video. I wouldn't have been able to complete my project without it.

[@AussieMaillers]

Glad I could help!

[@kimosibin]

Thank you!!! These are the best instructions for this beautiful chain. No other instructions I found gave me the info to explain what I was doing wrong! Now I have a beautiful finished sterling silver chain for my son in law to replace one I made gave him 15 years ago that he had lost. 🙏🏼

[@AussieMaillers]

You are so welcome!

[@rosariadavi9529]

Waw waw wwaw!!!beautiful!!

[@carolnoble370]

OMG this looks like the easiest jpl tutorial I've ever seen !!! I have to hurry home and pray I have the right sized rings !!!! Yay I may defeat my nemesis !!!

[@carolnoble370]

I DID IT I DID IT YAYAYAYAYAYA !!!!!!!!! Thank You Deb !!!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST !!!!

[@AussieMaillers]

that is awesome Carol, well done!

[@mahnazmujtaba7752]

Woooh!!! Your back ! ❤️

[@AussieMaillers]

Yes I am. Glad you are happy. Deb

[@arsenica77]

Omg! That’s so clear now! It’s no longer Greek! Thank you so much! 💙

[@AussieMaillers]

Glad it helped!

[@nerysmariamejiamolina5486]

Saludos desde Medellín muy e aprendido mucho gracias Dios la bendiga

[@winnaingoo5793]

thank you so much.

[@shyamalarajan-vince6405]

Great to see you again . Would like to try this weave. Having my second vaccination this coming week so perhaps after that. Kind regards.

[@AussieMaillers]

Best of luck!

[@marilynsouthern1612]

This is an absolutely fantastic video. Your “redo” has made this chain very easy to do. I made this chain years ago and was struggling to make it until I discovered this video. Thank you so much. Count me as a subscriber!❤️

[@winnaingoo5793]

thank you so much sis.

[@AussieMaillers]

Welcome 😊

[@marionvegter7500]

Hi Deb, great to see you back here! I'm so pleased you redid the video for JPL3. Suddenly it makes sense ;-) Would you share the ring sizes and the bead sizes for beaded JPL3? I like that weave very much. Thank you! Marion

[@AussieMaillers]

Thank you. Beaded I used 1.0mm (18AWG) x 3.50mmID. The beads were 6/0 I believe. Deb

[@marionvegter7500]

@@AussieMaillers THANKS!

[@timburge9166]

thanks dawg

[@diansirkin4062]

Thank you for posting this video. I was finally able to 'get it' as you made it very easy for me to follow. I have a question. I would like to add beads to my next JPL3 bracelet. Do I have to use a different ring size other than the ones you've posted? Won't the bead make it more difficult to weave? And, if I use 16 ga, what bead size do you suggest? Thank you again. I am just loving your tutorials and can't wait to learn more.

[@sadhandas2993]

Nice

[@karenroberts6871]

I tried it before and got turned around a few times. Thank you for this video

[@AussieMaillers]

Hi Karen, I hope this video helps. It really is a lovely weave. Deb

[@karenroberts6871]

@@AussieMaillers I see where I went wrong. Will try again 😃😃

[@hollyblackwell6031]

Great great tutorial as usual 😁😁😁 I was curious about beading with jpl do you have to go up in ring size for that to accommodate the bead?

[@AussieMaillers]

Yes you do. For example with 18G(1.0mm) normally I would do 3.00mmID for JPL3, but for beaded I use 3.50mmID and 6/0 sized beads. The size of the ring may depend on the size/shape of the bead you use. Deb

[@vsneller1]

Please share the type of pliers you use for 20g 3,5inner radius for JPL3. Thanks.

[@connectingcolors]

I simple love watching your videos, I've learned so much, and I'v been a sterling and fine wire artist forever!! We truly are a "global community" as I live in the Pacific Northwest, at the southern tip of the Puget Sound! Quick question, does the AR for this chain change when adding beads? And if so to approx what?Thanks!

[@AussieMaillers]

You need to make the rings a little bigger. I have only done the beaded in 1.0mm wire. I used 3.50mmID and the seed beads were 6/0 size. Deb

[@connectingcolors]

@@AussieMaillers Thank you so much!

[@katierose7539]

Would love a tutorial of JPL5 😊

[@AussieMaillers]

We have one already kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIWYc3Zrfbmlp68 Deb

[@pamclark2357]

Can you tell me where you got the slanted tip pliers in your left hand? I know they are Xuron but haven't been able to find them online. They look to be very perfect for chain mailing. Haven't done any chain mailing in quite a while but recently order some SS rings and completed a Byzantine bracelet. With Arthritis creeping upon me, it's a little painful but I really would like to learn JPL. Thanks, Pam

[@AussieMaillers]

We normally stock them but I see we are currently of stock right now. I am sure most places that sell Xurons, especially those that cater to the chain maille crowd, will have them. They are called Chisel nosed and their code is PL487. Hope that helps. Deb

[@glossydemarco358]

Hi Deb, is it possible to get a good look with 1mm + 3.50 ID rings? The rings I bought to do this tutorial were 1.25mm + 3.50 but found I couldn’t fit 4th ring. Thank you for your tutorials - you’re still the best out there you know 👍

[@AussieMaillers]

Hi Glossy. 1.0mm x 3.50mmID is too loose for JPL3. If you pop some beads onto it (6/0 size) it will work up beautifully. Deb

[@glossydemarco358]

@@AussieMaillers Hi Deb, I did try with the 1mm + 3.50 and yes, too loose as you say, I couldn’t see the pattern of the weave clearly. I will def try adding the beads. Many thanks ❤

[@6Canyon6]

Hello, great vid! I don't know what I do wrong, but I keep ending up with something that looks like a DNA-string. Are my rings to thin? I use 1.6mm rings with a 8mm inner diameter

[@AussieMaillers]

Yes they are. JPL3 is one of the few weaves that need a very specific size in order to work. You need an Aspect Ratio of 3, the rings you mentioned have a calculated AR of 5 so waaaay to big. For that wire diameter you would need rings that are 4.75mmID or 3/16"ID. Deb

[@bonitakopera7201]

Will this work if ur left handed ? I think I'll try this out. 😃 hopefully my lefty self can . 🙂🙂

[@AussieMaillers]

I honestly don't know. If you try, let me know how it goes. Deb

[@chrisrosario3311]

I did this weave with lock washers

[@AussieMaillers]

That sounds interesting. Deb

[@juliaplauto8357]

😍 🌟❤️

[@hotspotcrockpot]

am I doing a false jpl if I accidentally twist the weave and it becomes a 2 in 1 spiral? Working with 18g 3.5mm, or is this just what happens because the id is a little larger than recommended?

[@AussieMaillers]

I can't comment on whether you are weaving JPL correctly without images, but the size rings (if the 18G is 1.0mm wire) you listed are two big and the weave won't hold its form. It's the tightness of the AR that gives JPL3 its shape.

[@hotspotcrockpot]

@@AussieMaillers thank you Deb! Appreciate the time.

[@paws271]

Sooo... If I had twisted it, I would find the beginning of the error and remove the entire chain woven incorrectly - - if I opened the last ring placed in the error chain, I could then place it as the next one on the original chain and the Weave would then be corrected???

[@AussieMaillers]

You can join JPL3, you have to make sure it all aligns correctly, but it can be done. Deb

[@paws271]

@@AussieMaillers Thank you.... Love your tutorials! I'm a Nube to Mailling, but a complete sucker for Patterns. So, I'm adding this Beautiful artform to my other works (Beadweaving, Modular Origami, and Quilting) and have enjoyed the new Skills, Tools, and Materials I've begun working with!

[@marilynsouthern1612]

Can you make this chain in Argentium Silver with 20 ga wire or is the wire too soft?

[@AussieMaillers]

Yes you can. I have made it in 22G wire. It is so beautiful at that gauge.

[@marilynspaulding5301]

​@@AussieMaillersWhat size rings did you use in the 22G?

[@janmcmullan468]

cant access your web site bummer

[@karemkarmowkk5712]

👌👍❤🌷

[@ytsebas4563]

Bonito trabajo pero no se entiende porque debe hacerlo con argollas mas grandes

[@Lilly0304]

I seem to be doing something wrong. My chain spirals 🙄 when I twist it. That can’t be right

[@stefy651000]

Hi I am a creative of jewellery, by crochet , or macrame' , a chain maille is a new challange for me, where can I buy the rings to make your project? Do you know any site on internet . Take into consideration, I am writing from Italy. your project are beautiful! Ciao dall'Italia🖐🖐🖐💦

[@AussieMaillers]

I know this is a little late, but we sell on our site www.aussiemaille.com.au cheers

[@stefy651000]

@@AussieMaillers thanks for answering but I found a supplier in Germany, maybe it is closer, more for shipping costs.

[@twistedknotz5485]

Idk what to do. I am getting consistently confused and lost at ring 5

[@updownstate]

I can see I'll have to open a bunch of rings in advance.

[@r.t.9881]

If you stop…. It might be a good idea to put something in the spot where you need to start up, either a paper clip or twist tie or something….

[@AussieMaillers]

Absolutely.

[@mariabasham9972]

Still too complicated for me 😢

[@AussieMaillers]

That's OK, work on the weaves that aren't and when you are feeling more confident/ have more experience try again. I didn't get JPL the first time I tried it.