Live Chain Maille Demonstration - Rosetta Weave

Join with Deb from Aussie Maille as she demonstrates live on KZbin how to weave the Rosetta weave.
You are welcome to weave along, or just simply chat with Deb and other maillers.
All live attendees on the night can go into a prize draw.
If you want to join in on the night and weave along we suggest the following ring sizes. All supplies can be purchased from www.aussiemaille.com.au
14G(1.6mm) 5.50mmID Jump Rings x 156 OR
16G(1.2mm) 4.25mmID Jump Rings x 184 OR
18G(1.0mm) 3.50mmID Jump Rings x 230 OR
20G(0.8mm) 2.75mmID Jump Rings x 292
Aimed at Experienced Beginner Maillers.
Rosetta. Original submission on M.A.I.L (Maille Artisans International League) website credited to Cindy www.maillearti...

[@updownstate]

Byzantine was the first weave I learned. I'll enjoy making this.

[@leebarker3374]

Love the look of this weave! Off to make it now. Thank you! 💕💐💕

[@AussieMaillers]

Hope you like it!

[@darkraven1966]

I made this one in stainless steel for a friend of mine for Christmas and he absolutely loves it and I have to say it turned out amazing thank you so much for sharing Deb and spending your time with us

[@AussieMaillers]

That is awesome Denised. I imagine it looks pretty special in stainless. Deb

[@magdamanzano2142]

Denised please, what size rings did you use for the stainless steel bracelet? thank you.

[@Chutneyonline]

Ur professional above all utuber mam

[@madqueen6632]

I know I'm extremely late, but I'd love a coffee! Haha! Great weave, thanks for teaching in a way I can understand (another one I tried for months to get the hang of and couldn't).

[@CherryBerry48]

truly awesome

[@LostWithoutHer]

Great video. One of the rarest for sure. I know there's a way to make this weave link using short coils (like a slinky) passed through each other then flattened. I saw it once as a 15 second piece on tv but I think maybe they didn't want to share that intellectual property so freely. I don't have the 3D imagination to picture it or try to build it as you do. If you could create a demo and share pros and cons, it would be awesome. Thanks in advance.

[@annadion4134]

Very pretty weave. I’ll look for it on Etsy.

[@glossydemarco358]

OMG! Another one I love! And what's more I think I could do it - or is it because Deb, you make it look so easy?

[@AussieMaillers]

This one isn't too difficult, but I do have the advantage of doing this for a few years. Thanks for watching. Deb

[@sagelove7672]

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[@judimarks3137]

I would store my rings in them or beads would work. Very useful to be sure

[@judimarks3137]

It's getting hot here. Mississippi

[@walghanioliveira1214]

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[@tanalee229]

Drat. I don't have the right pliers for this one with the 18g 3.5mm rings. (I'm new at this and don't have enough other choices.) I have a good pair of flat nose, and a cheap pair of chain nose (?) which leaves teeth marks in my rings. I just killed a couple of previously beautiful bright aluminum rings. Memorial service tomorrow morning at 10. : ( May I ask, what is the difference between the $20 or $30 pair of pliers and the ones over $100? Oops...It's not the tools. My 18g looks like it's 1.2mm. I'll have to put them on a diet, I guess.

[@donnanugent705]

Using 16g 4.5mm ID...looks great. Thanks.

[@AussieMaillers]

Great to hear!

[@fatihakarima4232]

شكرا على هذه الإفادة.thank you nice work

[@kimberlyoconnor985]

I would store a necklace in each one as not to let them twist together

[@charleneionta7777]

Hi Charlene from Fl

[@Alucard0715]

Similar to byzantine, but it has 4 extra rings per section.

[@budahbitch]

Instead of a box it's a sandwich for the rings. I've seen this called a sweet pea weave unless it's the extra sandwich ring that makes the difference.

[@matinale6669]

thanks

[@judimarks3137]

Morning.

[@walterromano8022]

Hermoso trabajo

[@paulopepineli548]

Muito bom!! Cada um com seu talento

[@richonti]

nice work...could i ask where u got your two set of pliers?

[@mercedesalvarez9691]

Me encanta todo lo que haces y me gustaría comprar los alicates y las arandelas, puedes decirme como?

[@annasarnataro2303]

Wow bellissimo,vorrei acquistare le pinze.Come faccio visto che vivo in Italia!!

[@davidbishop4085]

I like those pliers. Where do I get them ?

[@charlieregolo251]

Hi, I tried the 16g with 4.5mm mandrel but it’s not enough for all the rings.. how did you do it with 4.25mm!?? Thanks!

[@AussieMaillers]

Hi Charlie, two things we need to look at...firstly when you say 16G what gauge system are you using to measure that wire with? Was it AWG (1.2mm) or SWG (1.6mm)? This can make a huge difference to the final measurements of the ring. If you used AWG or 1.2mm wire like I do and the final ring ID is still too small then you need to look at the material used to make the ring. If you used a soft temper wire like dead soft copper then the final ring size will be different than the one I got from using a hard temper aluminium wire. I hope that helps you out a little. Deb

[@scottbenson8105]

Could you make the 14 in a id of 5 or is that too tight?

[@gailhart8126]

Hi from Tasmania

[@djtumms]

nice work! what plyers are those? i need to upgrade mine

[@number1spitfire]

I would love to know also. They look like Lindstrom

[@paulinemartinbarrell3277]

What are the pliers you're using?

[@sharontalley5103]

Where can you find good jump rings that are affordable. In in the US.

[@beverlyhorning116]

Chainmaille Joe

[@matinale6669]

ai réussi 4 modèles

[@user-di7yo5gg6p]

يعطيك الصحة

[@AussieMaillers]

Thank you.

[@jeffmccaslin411]

Hello

[@salvitoregachione1237]

What’s the AR?

[@AussieMaillers]

The rings I used have an Actual AR of 3.5-3.6. HTH, Deb

[@salvitoregachione1237]

Aussie Maille thanks a bunch😊

[@leandrobiaggio2303]

Me gustaria tener los subtitulos en Español

[@budahbitch]

Is it the extra ring that makes this a Rosetta instead of a sweet pea?

[@choiminho3656]

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