Live Chain Maille Demonstration - Orc Weave

Join with Deb from Aussie Maille while she demonstrates live how to create Orc Weave.
To weave along on the night we suggest the following sizes:
16G(1.2mm) x 5/32”(3.97mm)ID Jump Rings &
16G(1.2mm) x 4.25mmID Jump Rings
Other sizes that may work:
14G(1.6mm) x 5.50mmID
18G(1.0mm) x 3.25mmID
20G(0.8mm) x 2.75mmID
Aimed at Intermediate Maillers.
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[@waffeys]

Super-helpful tutorial! Love the weave and the manicure! Thanks

[@AussieMaillers]

Awesome Waffey....thanks for watching. Deb

[@3rrlia661]

I love the orc .Apparently you are the only one on youtube who can make the orc Deb 😀

[@micah7882]

17:12 joining two units together

[@marionvegter7500]

Thanks again, Deb! This is a lovely weave and I agree with you, the 20 awg is just beautifull! 😍

[@AussieMaillers]

It really is.

[@jennieosborne3530]

I just learned the byzantine weave . I want to learn the Orc Weave now it's beautiful. I have a hardtime holding on to the rings when I do the Orc Weave.

[@heatherdrinane2894]

You did an awesome job! Fiddly isn’t quite what I’ve been calling it! What a pain… Hopefully it will work out! Thanks so much! Cheers!

[@belindawalker5711]

Currently making this one - I am finding it easier to put the final ring in (linking the units) by tying the "pairs" together on each side with tie wire first to keep things still & together. My language improved significantly after figuring this out :)

[@lasicafinch7159]

OMG this is beautiful. When making chainmaile bracelet with different colours you can see the difference. I love it.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😁😁😁😁😁😁👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💛🖤💙💚🧡💜❤️

[@AussieMaillers]

Glad you liked it Lasica.....Deb

[@kirsteencampbell6489]

Love the graduated necklace. So pretty!!!

[@AussieMaillers]

Thanks Mia. Orc weave is a little fiddly but worth it. Deb

[@emeliahewson2857]

I love the weave

[@paws271]

I want some of YOUR Ring Trays!!

[@ksufan83]

How would you turn an orc weave chain into a shirt?

[@heatherdrinane2894]

Have Cris get that 3d printer working for those trays. They’re awesome!

[@AussieMaillers]

Yes we have some new ones up on our site.

[@heatherdrinane2894]

Awesome! I think they’re mine!

[@kerriannepeacan1037]

Hi can I use 5.50ID 14gauge with 4.25ID 16 gauge or 4.76ID 16gauge with 3.50ID 18gauge?

[@jennieosborne3530]

Do you keep joining the Orc Weave?

[@heatherdrinane2894]

Do you still have these boxes for sale?

[@annadion4134]

I would like to buy some of those trays, but I don’t find them on your site.

[@AussieMaillers]

Hey Anna, no sorry, right now we don't have any in stock. Our 3D printer stopped behaving and is the naughty corner, possibly destined to never come out. Deb

[@asuncionhurtadobravo4225]

No se inglish pero quiero saver donde venden los de colores yo vivo US y no encuentro

[@twistedknotz5485]

Hey deb I know this has been out awhile but what sizes in SWG would you recommend for orc weave?

[@AussieMaillers]

Hi Twisted, in this case use 18SWG in the same ring IDs as the listed sizes for 16AWG. The 4.25mmID rings are the connecting rings so you could use any size here. Maybe go up to 3/16"(4.76mm)ID. It will give slightly looser/easier connection between the units. HTH Deb

[@twistedknotz5485]

Hey Deb, still having some trouble. I am trying to make a single unit pendant with the orc weave but I’m not able to get it stable enough to hold its shape. Any ideas?

[@AussieMaillers]

Orc Weave is a little unstable, you have to lock it all in place with the joining rings. Deb

[@emeliahewson2857]

Good morning

[@AussieMaillers]

Hi Emelia....Deb

[@debramckenzie3943]

Hi

[@AussieMaillers]

Hi Debra! Deb