How To: Connecting 2-pieces of Euro 4-in-1 Chainmaille

[@zoebear973]

I have started practicing chainmaile and i have found that the 4 in 1 method is great for beginners. Thankyou for posting this! You provided great information.

[@ameils24]

Thank you so much for this video. I'm a beginner and have come back to this numerous times to help guide me through my first project.

[@hannanazeez]

Your tutorials are really good! The way you use bigger rings makes everything way more simpler and easier to understand. 😄😄😊

[@christianeross9266]

Thanks! Yeah I agree.

[@OctopusDobyCRoss]

Thanks!

[@juliebooth58]

You are so talented. Love watching you

[@OctopusDobyCRoss]

Awww thanks so much!

[@tamimertsch4931]

This was very helpful, you have no idea! I have been trying to chainmail myself some hacky sac's and a jelly cube, and I keep running into issues. there are only two semi helpful videos on you tube about making a jelly cube with chainmail 20 gage jump rings, but I think if you made a video of the jelly cube 4 in 1 it would make a heck of a lot more sense to me!!! Please think about it!

[@dwylia3484]

No now I'm even more confused direction? How can they go a direction, they are circles? The butt? It's a circle. Now I'm just really sweaty from wresting with my rings and I have a migraine. And my rings keep turning and making the thing I did to look like yours look different. 😭😭😭 I'm so confused.

[@OctopusDobyCRoss]

So sorry you are having trouble! The butt is the part tilting down.

[@tamimertsch4931]

A circle can most definitely have direction, a compass is a literal circle showing directon, Can you not tell which is the top, bottom, middle side of clock/watch? You need to open your mind a little and follow exact direction even to, ESPECIALLY to how the rings are initially going through each other. The result of one way would have both circles closing in on each other like a sandwich (which is when you know you did it wrong) so than take it out and try again but this time have the ring enter the others opposite I'm which you injtially tried did and they will end up stiff and in opposite direction from one another instead of closing in on each other's like a sandwich. If that doesn't work for you than try beginner chainmail tutorials and once you get it right it will be that Ah HA moment you've bee. Working so hard for! Good luck!