Here's a chain I made for my Pennsic medallion.

Close-up of the Pennsic medallion chain.

Necklace of King's Byzantine made of 316L stainless steel and brass. I also made the clasp.

Stretchy maile! Half Persian 3-in-1 in red aluminium and black rubber.

Stretchy maile! European 4-in-1 in blue aluminum and black rubber.

Stretchy maile worn on my wrist to show size.

Green necklace Anodized niobium byzantine connecting sterling leaves This is the second micromaile design I created, transposing what one would normally find in nature: green leaves and silver wire.

Corduroy choker The picture does this pattern no justice. You just have to feel why it's called corduroy. =)

Turkish chain (sometimes called Tryzantine)

Full Persian 4-in-1 alternating This was a display piece for a while before I donated it, to the Taste and Auction of Howard County, run by Hospice.

European 4-in-1 aka International pattern

European 6-in-1

European 8-in-2 aka King's maile

Box chain

Byzantine

Half Persian 3-in-1

Half Persian 4-in-1

Half Persian 4-in-1 stainless steel

Half Persian 4-in-1 brass/stainless steel

Half Persian 4-in-1 bronze/stainless steel

Half Persian 4-in-1 brass/bronze/stainless steel

	Here the pictures of the completed order for Vasha of Devadasi in one of their photo shoots

Chainmaile ring or, the ring of rings =)

Ken's keychain Four connected byzantine strands

Wine bottle holder Originally designed to preserve the youthful spirit of one of my Maryland Renaissance Festival and SCAdian friends, Gryffn, I hope its playfulness is enjoyed by you as well Weave: European 4-in-1; also has a top lace for tightening and hanging

Mantle - This was created as a costume piece for Joan of Arc in the February-March 2005 production of "St. Joan" at Olney Theatre, and is also the first chain/leather hybrid piece I have created. This has taken about 100 hours to complete and is made of bright aluminium, brass, and copper for the crosses, galvanized aluminium for the choker, and leather sewn to the choker for the underlay. You can also still see the black paint applied to the bright aluminium to make it more stage light friendly for "St. Joan". Worn by Jennie Eisenhower - the granddaughter of Dwight Eisenhower, great-granddaughter of Richard Nixon, and appearing in the movie Mona Lisa Smile - as she acted as Joan of Arc.

Cape closure made for St. Joan

Double Byzantine pattern, larger weave

Double Byzantine pattern, smaller weave

European 4-in-1 as a Bellychain

Various other bracelets, necklaces, and patterns I've made Click for full size pic

Byzantine as a web for a skirt

Japanese 6-in-1

My first headband also doubles as a necklace =)