How to make pop tab chainmail

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POP TAB CHAINMAIL - headpiece TEMPLATE (continued) Blue - sides: 26 rows of 10, yellow - chin: 1st row unclipped and 6 rows of 8 & 7, orange - neckline: 8/7/4, green - back: 1st row: 5 and then 20 rows of 6 & 7 followed by 8 tabs past the shoulder line to drape onto back

Although you can purchase chainmail from a dive or sporting good store, why not put all those empty soda cans to good use and create your own with the tabs? The supply you will need most is time as it will take approximately 1,000 or more...

POP TAB CHAINMAIL - headpiece TEMPLATE - if change in size necessary then maybe expand/contract at the seams (or add a skull cap inside); clipped ends point up! Top seam (unclipped) tabs alternate; also unclipped is the row under the chin which is straight when laid out but bows down when raised; string goes three times around the face.

Wired Pop/Pull/Soda Tab ChainMaille: So I've been looking at different methods of making Pop Tab Chain Maille on this site. The ones that use wire tend to be rather ugly, and the ones that don't tend to mangle and weaken the tabs. I've been making tab-maille for a few year…

Here is a creative and cool tutorial on making belt out of recycled pull tabs (via Pull Tab Belt). It’s a super green and cute project for those for who love metallic accessories. You can use a string, ribbon or old t-shirt stripes instead of leather to make it even greener to keep the recycled […]