Weave tutorial: 3-in-1 Half Persian

[@3rrlia661]

Finally a helpful video .Thank you.

[@trudybradt6413]

I've tried tutorials that bragged about how easy they are to follow and couldn't get it but I can't believe it....I finely got it using your tut !!! Thank you so much. You've saved my sanity!!! Yaaaay!!! :)

[@unaaurora9]

So after spending HOURS yesterday trying to understand how to do this and only getting the first link done and then loosing it. Thankfully I came across your vid this morning and it's finally clicked in my brain. Let's hope my fingers can make it work with 5mm rings😂 . THANK YOU!!

[@ParisAngle0808]

At last a tutorial that teaches how to do this difficult weave without fingers and thumbs in view all the time.. thank you Very Much xxx

[@_the_sock_monster_8476]

+paris You are most welcome! :)

[@kittyrings]

Well, shandromand, I finally got my chainmaille chains straight. Yep, Jens Pind is definitely not the same..LOL. and I noticed this time on the 3n1, going from Right to left is so much easier... Your video is very clear. I figured out that even the Jens Pind is really the Spiral, depending on what size ring you use. I'm on a 2mm ID, 20g. and do both styles, without them winding up in the yard..:) Great video, I still refer to it, to make sure I'm still on the right track.

[@darkierstead713]

OMG!! You are awesome! Thank you so much! In an attempt to make chainmaille fish sculpture keychains for Father's Day, you need a piece of each left and right facing. I spent 2 weeks and lots of nasty words scouring the net for a tutorial for "reverse" 3 in 1. Turns out no one can decide which is right and which is reverse. SO frustrating! ! Your video of both of them together saved my sanity..... :)

[@shandromand]

You should have been around when I was first trying to figure it out. My wife fled the vicinity and paint peeled from the walls. :P

[@kelliwilliams4493]

You are my savior! I have been battling with thisfor hours. Thanks for clarification on just laying it down!

[@_the_sock_monster_8476]

+Kelli Williams I'm glad I could help you! :)

[@glossydemarco358]

I think when you started to add the rings, you used 2 rather than 1 to begin with. After that initial one then you add 2 rings one closed on 1 open. Just my thoughts but must say the clearest tutorial for me so a big thank you!

[@Fr0mTheAshesR1se]

Thank You, I can finally see it. I need more hands still and bigger rings might be easier till I get it! I think you didn't flip that ring on the fist one that didn't look quite right, you had all the rings headed the same way, just laid sidways. But, this made it much easier.

[@maryelens]

Additional commentary as the video progresses along would be REALLY helpful. As it is, I got frustration and trash. One of these days I will overcome shortcomings where this weave is concerned!

[@aveart]

thank you, I think I finally understand left and right facing :)

[@shandromand1675]

I'm glad I was able to help you. :)

[@doomeddaphnia1060]

Great tutorial. Very useful for my current project :)

[@outlandishky]

Thanks so much this was super helpful and I have learned the weave thanks to you! :)

[@kittyrings]

A great tutorial. I'm getting back into chainmaille and this 3 in 1 brought back memories. I'm stuck between Jens Pend and 3 in 1 Half Persian..they seem to be the same? Do you have a video on Jens Pend?

[@shandromand]

Jens Pind is most definitely not the same, and way way WAY more frustrating. I've thrown it across the room in disgust several times now, so nay, alas, no video. I'm sure there are others that have videos up though. Happy mailling!

[@JazzieJewels]

I actually think the left handed is a bit easier. And if you slip the new ring from the back you can actually add the next closed ring there too. Thanks for the video! Ive seen a few where people are starting with 2-1 and wasnt sure how they called it 3-1

[@AlestroBakai]

Great tutorial! I got incredibly frustrated after reading umpteenth tutorials and several videos, but this one showed clearly what to do... and I also appreciate the tips! Heck, I even got my son doing it now based on your instructions! One tiny hickup though... maybe it's just my weird brain, but I can't figure out how to connect the two sides of the finished chain by mailing them together?! Any tips or (dare I say it) maybe a video?

[@lhayward68]

I keep trying but for some reason I just can't grasp this weave. A few years ago I managed one inch of it and abandoned it after that. It just doesn't look right when I try and do it. I have to pin it down to try and keep it straight and I'm still having trouble. Managed an entire necklace of Jens Pind but this one still confounds me.

[@shandromand]

You can do JP?? I have tried numerous times and have to give up before I destroy something valuable (like my apartment). Some people find it helpful to string up a bunch of closed rings in a horizontal line and weave it that way. I tried to learn it that way and couldn't make it work. I'm sure I could figure it out now that I'm used to the pattern. I'll see if I can make a video. :)

[@cathydecoste7219]

this one is SO hard to start - I've watched so many tutorials- still can't get it - trying again tonight -

[@RingoRoad]

Good lord, they need to invent a clamp specifically for chainmaille bracelet making, because I have such shaky hands, I can never loop the rings through steadily and I always fuck the whole thing up, I can't even get it started -_-

[@gravelguitar9443]

large rings make it easier to follow. i turn off the sound as its just a distraction. im making anodized rings to simplify my practice. organized is efficient. 🤣🤣🤣 thanks!

[@vincehue]

Holy fuck I cannot do this.