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    As promised... photos of my sporran chain project have been taken.

    The leather could probably use a dye job, but this will work for the time being.






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    Very, very nice.
    Well done.

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    Thank you.

    I just realized how vivid that sporran is against that tartan. I love it. lol

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    I like that contrast, the sporran pops put from the kilt. Nicely done!

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    GREAT job, BLAZN!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by demobud View Post
    I like that contrast, the sporran pops put from the kilt. Nicely done!
    Until I saw the photos, I didn't realize how much it popped. I do like the way it looks. Thanks.

    Quote Originally Posted by pipesndrumsnun View Post
    GREAT job, BLAZN!!!
    Thank you!

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    Great chain Blazn,
    As this is a DIY thread how about instructions for those of us who are mail challenged?
    Weasel

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    Very cool chain. How long did it take to make?

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    very nice chain. What metal and ring ID did you use? How long have you been making maille? I have a sporran chain I made in the GSG weave and it looks great, but I haven't gotten around to attaching the leather straps and buckle yet.

    Again, very nice, and I really like the sporran too!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sean_the_Kilted View Post
    Very cool chain. How long did it take to make?
    The whole belt took me about 2 hours.

    Quote Originally Posted by Weasel Mender View Post
    Great chain Blazn,
    As this is a DIY thread how about instructions for those of us who are mail challenged?
    Weasel
    You'd be better off to go here. Giving directions is NOT my forte.

    Quote Originally Posted by Rygar View Post
    very nice chain. What metal and ring ID did you use? How long have you been making maille? I have a sporran chain I made in the GSG weave and it looks great, but I haven't gotten around to attaching the leather straps and buckle yet.

    Again, very nice, and I really like the sporran too!
    The metal is .062 inch Inconel. They're 1/4" ID rings.

    I've been mailling since February of this year. Eventually, I'll finish the hauberk project I've had going for the last 4 months.

    For the leather part of my project, I just used a thrift store leather belt (I have to admit... it was a ladies belt). I cut each end to the desired length, then riveted the fold overs around some d-rings. Each chain is attached to its d-ring using a 3/8" ID 14ga galvanized steel ring.

    Thanks for the sporran comment as well.

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