awhile back on The Chainmaille Board there was a discussion about chainmaille ideas.
here are some ideas that people came up with.
overalls
maille socks
caterpillar
jellyfish
hairbrush
Fishtank
A matched set of wine glasses, to go with full place settings
lego.
Wallpaper.(mural, of course. Ooo, mosaic instead.)
Mousepad
CD case-not
mail wrapped pliers and cutters
Chainmail Garage Door
a maille quilt made of different squares of weaves
rabbit ears for the idiot box
a maile mailbox
a coffee maker
a cat toy
a rug
a door
furniture
hall-tree
toaster
sky chair
tabletop
a guitar strap
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a chaindelier
(lord rus the mad)
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chainmaill fish and plants
maille cones so that dogs can't bite at their stitches
umbrella
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curtains
glasses frames
slippers
computer case
scabbard
chainlink fence
ballcap
musical instrument
a walking stick
mold maille inside a candle
bar top
wedding dress
Phat Pants
5-storey Parking Garage
A wine rack
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Chessboard and chess pieces
maile boots
A lifesize chainmaille dog
A top hat
A mini version of the statue of liberty
A boat
A mini car
mail straightjacket
life preserver
hang glider
meat smoker
tent
sunhat
knitting, crocheting & knotting out of flexible smooth chains
windchimes
Placemats.
A Beard
Chains for door beads, the kind you hang in doorways and walk through
Snowshoes
Hammock
Holster for pliers
Toilet paper
Animal leash
Car Seat cover
Air Conditioning Grates
Maybe, if you made a
coif pattern for a popcan, you could hook it to your belt, and swagger around with your drink..
A more challenging dart board
I was up too late one night, and i thought of putting chainmail bracelets on a baby, so when he grew, they'd grow into him.
Please don't do that. Seriously.
Fishing net
Hacky Sacks.
a 3-d Face with dreadlocks, of course
3-D representation of Fairy tales
a knitting technique with sweaters is Cabling. It's those pop-out designs on sweaters.. diagonal ridges and other such things.
I bet you could incorporate ridges of boxchain into a shirt..
A hat. only, with sleeves, and posable hands coming out of them. with a pocket on the hat, and of course, have the hat wearing
a hat.
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pig
desklamp with flexible neck
boxer briefs
Fun-noodle
shower curtains
Tires
full size rocking chair
sex toys
one of those invisible dog leashes.
a strainer (for noodles or veggies or whatever)
coasters
plant holders
bookself
drum decoration
massage pad
matress pad
legs to a chair
roller skates
a full size door
condoms
Bungee cord
massive robot of death with missiles, knives, and bombs.
a beer can cozy
a Kleenex dispenser
coffee filter
broom
bubble pipe
bong decoration
drum-stick bag
inlay a logo into front bass head-alum
cigarette case
toilet seat
hammock
cell-phone cover
clock face
sundial
tambourine
chainamille currency
maille maille
chainmaille children
tow chain
napkin rings
fruit basket
a self supporting cross
model of the solar system with revolving planets
flowerpot
lighter wrap thing and chain
a squid
a life size maille sculpture of a person weaving some maille
a bowling ball and some bowling pins
a baseball mitt
a football
a beach ball
a medicine ball
a fishing net
some of those weights they put on baseball bats to practice swinging
a chainmaille sling and some cubes for ammo.
weight belt for scuba diving.
a giant ball made from the cube pattern, used for rolling down steep hills and crushing cars and buildings
snow chains for tires
use rubber O rings along with metal rings to make stretch-maille.
a roll of toilet paper to go with the toilet seat.
heat up some maille and brand yourself with your favorite weaves.
complete chainmaille wraps to protect veggies from hungry roommates
fishing lures
chainmaille fruit to go in the chainmaille fruit bowl.
chainmaille cereal.
A squirrel trap
A food processor
hibatchi
luggage
parrot cage
use the cube pattern to build a big chainmaille throne in a cave in the woods, then cover over the cave opening and wait 50 years until the urban sprawl spreads out that far and the workers uncover a big chainmaille throne in a cave in the woods and scientists and archeologists are brought in to figure out where it came from... and I can sit back in my old age and laugh at them, tempted to tell them that it was myself that built the thing, but more tempted to let it be a mystery.
Dish Towels
balloons
cookie jar
business Card
Shoe Laces
Envelopes
A chainmail measuring tape.
ceiling fan Chain
incense burner
3 ring binder/folder
rolodex
tie rack
fireplace grate
a pocket protector
a fingernail file
a humidor
a mouse cover
grips for your boots to keep u from slipping on the ice
a steering wheel cover
a pillow cover
a frying pan
a shaving kit with accessories
a toothbrush
an entire living room suite
chainmailling the entire outside and inside of a vehicle
maille a house or other building
high-heel shoes
cupboards
stainglass designs
prison windows
a mail hourglass- with closed rings dribbling down.
coffin
a maille portfollio briefcase with shoulder strap
a chainmaille ceiling fan
Bedposts and the over drapes on those fancy beds
a sleeping bag
dominatrix' outfit
1/12th
scale suit of mail
a sheet of chain carved out of wood,
and a sheet of chain blown in glass.
mushroom
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turtle
frog
chain-mail cross that holds its position with no
soldering or extra supports
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rose
van gogh's Sunflowers
maille-bound books
whip
nunchakus
Playing or tarot cards
hula hoop
mop
do you have any ideas?