Patterns

Accessories
Basic European 6 in 1 / Japanese 12 in 2 Chainmail Basket Pattern - Submitted by Chainmailbasket_com. 2011-10-14
Candle Holder, Hanging - Submitted by Dragorlad. 2004-02-10
Celtic Visions Juggling Ball - Submitted by JohnSalad. 2004-02-10
dish scour pads - Submitted by sakredchao. 2002-04-10
European 4-1 Pouch - Submitted by Chainmailbasket_com. 2011-09-18
Hackysacks, Reliable (one ring size) - Submitted by Tesserex. 2009-03-02
How To Make A Belt Using European 4-1 - Submitted by Josiah_Bishop. 2009-04-16
Japanese 8-3 Hackysack - Submitted by Kahuna. 2008-08-27
Nova units - Submitted by Corvus. 2011-11-12
Ties, Ties, and More Ties - Submitted by hockywierdo55. 2009-04-08

Bags
Strawberry Bags - Submitted by Chou. 2004-03-16

Basic Techniques
A More Circular Japanese Patch - Submitted by Drax. 2004-02-10
Expanding circle (increasing ring IDs) - Submitted by Aderamelech. 2004-12-15
Layered sheet maille - Submitted by Aderamelech. 2004-12-15
Pirsig's Bridge - Submitted by mithrilweaver. 2011-11-06
Stabilizing Twist of Spiral Chains - Submitted by ZiLi. 2011-07-20
Underwire/Boning to European 6 in 1 - Submitted by Armoured_Raven. 2004-02-10

Clothing
A Japanese 3-1 skirt - Submitted by Aderamelech. 2004-12-15
A Japanese 4-1 bra top - Submitted by Aderamelech. 2004-12-15
European 4-1 Bikini/Bra Top - Submitted by Aderamelech. 2004-12-15
European 4-1 bra: alternate - Submitted by cohort. 2004-02-10
Japanese 3-1 Top, Sleeveless - Submitted by Aderamelech. 2004-12-15
Japanese 4-1 Bra, Coins - Submitted by Aderamelech. 2004-12-15
Making my first bikini set - Submitted by ELEX. 2004-02-10
Pattern and Construction Details for Roman Legionary Chainmail Armor - Submitted by LITTLE LOCUS. 2009-02-15

Ornamental
Dragon Keychain Tutorial - Submitted by Derailed. 2009-07-02
Helm Sphere Tutorial - Submitted by Derailed. 2009-09-06

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