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Product Description
I have received many compliments on my Shenandoah bracelet, pendant, and earrings, so now, I offer a kit for other jewelry makers out there to make their own! Tutorial for the Pendant/Earrings is available for free on my blog!
Familiarity with the japanese 12-in-2 weave and/or the Stepping Stone weave (by Corvus Chainmaille, on which the Shenandoah is based) is recommended.
You will receive:
- enough jump rings in the various required sizes to complete 1 pair of earrings
- 1 pair of earwires: gold fill earwires for the gold fill kit, sterling silver for all other kits
- an picture of the Shenandoah pattern with each ring size specified, that can be folded into a tent for easy reference
Your choice of metal - Sterling silver, NuGold brass or copper. Copper uses one additional small size, which is noted in the diagram
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Product Reviews
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Excellent kits, beautiful rings, great value
Posted by Meridy T Migchelbrink on 31st Jul 2017
I've purchased Enso and Shenandoah kits in sterling and silver fill and have enjoyed working with all of them. I love the Japanese 12-in-2 and Amy's tutorials are great even when I hardly need them. Her rings are a pleasure to work with too, which is something you can't always say about chainmaille rings. I highly recommend these kits!
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Love this kit
Posted by Linda Schmidt on 15th Dec 2016
Quality materials, easy to follow instructions, great price. I am a rank beginner to chainmaille and I was able to make a beautiful pair of earrings.
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Fiddly, but worth it.
Posted by Amanda on 10th Dec 2014
Generally, I am not a fan of the Japanese style chainmaille because (at least in my case) the well-made weaves are tight and require a lot of patience, finagling, and unladylike language to fit the last rings into place without marking them and/or leaving gaps in the ring closures. Maybe it's just me.
But, this weave was so pretty, I had to try it.
It was fiddly, but not a difficult as I feared, and in the end, well worth it--my friend was delighted with her Christmas gift.
This is a good kit, reasonably priced, and I received it quickly.
I may just have to try the Shenandoah bracelet kit.
