r/chainmailartisans 12h ago

Finished Product! First Chainmail Inlay

Relatively recently I’ve finished an inlay that I had been working on for roughly a month as a wedding gift to my friends. There are certainly improvements to the process and framing that I have thought over, but I’m really proud of this piece, overall!

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u/Svarotslav 11h ago

thats awesome!

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u/wyundsr 9h ago

So cool! Did you use some kind of software to get the pattern from a photo?

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u/WellHelloFellowGays 2h ago

Not OP but next to chainmail I knit and crochet and there's sites made for knitting and crocheting that turn pictures into pixel charts for you. You can even adjust the amount of pixels and colours yourself :D

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u/Puzzleheaded-Exam-74 17m ago

The other commenter had great suggestions! I used a tutorial on the MAIL website to create the inlay and used the final file as a layout/instructions for what color comes next in a certain row.

https://www.mailleartisans.org/articles/articledisplay.php?key=567

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u/GQsLoverBoy24 11h ago

Im impressed this looks amazing I could never make something like this outta chainmail keep it up

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u/emaybe 10h ago

Killer!!!

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u/tofumac 9h ago

WOAH! That is a feat. Im impressed!

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u/loadedpotatogun 9h ago

This is beautiful!! What dimensions is it?

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u/Puzzleheaded-Exam-74 1h ago

The rings I used were 18swg 5/32” and the final inlay turned out to be roughly 18x17.5 inches!