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Erika B.
Erika B.
It's beautiful!
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Almost Insane
Almost Insane · 5 projects
I love it! I'm always looking for inexpensive peices especially ring. I picked up some vintage lace a couple days ago, too!
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Mirriam Rachele
Mirriam Rachele · Sydney, New South Wales, AU · 2 projects
No worries Happy I'm Aussie so my English is excellent. Thanks for the great idea, I love the ring! I didn't have much chain so I couldn't make it very big. I'm planning to buy some chain to make a large one to use as a necklace. It'd also make a pretty brooch. So many great possibilities... Tongue
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Katie C.
Katie C.
Thanks Mirriam!
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Katie C.
Katie C.
Thanks Mirriam!
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InoL.
InoL. · Evrytania, Thessalia Sterea Ellada, GR · 36 projects
thank you Mirriam for explaining it!my english are too bad to try explain it myself!!!
i'm so excited to see your version!!!it's the first time ever someone made a version of one of my projects!!!heheHappyD
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Mirriam Rachele
Mirriam Rachele · Sydney, New South Wales, AU · 2 projects
You need to use a pair of pliers or scissors to pry open one of the chain links on the end, slip the other end through the open link, then use your pliers to close the link back up. And Bob's your uncle... you have a seamless chain! Happy

I just made one, hopefully it'll appear on the site soon!
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Katie C.
Katie C.
How did you get the two ends of the chain to connect?
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InoL.
InoL. · Evrytania, Thessalia Sterea Ellada, GR · 36 projects
thanks for your comments!
i would love to see your versions!!!
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PinkWeeds
PinkWeeds · Omaha, Nebraska, US · 207 projects
love this! So cute I'm gonna have to make one!
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Jet H.
Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects
woooow this is cool and beautiful done, thank you for the tute and sharing, love it!!!
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