[e-maille]

Hello! I finally found the right fuchsia wire, so I'm off and running on inlay #2. It's inspired by Edvard Munch's "The Scream." It will have a total of 22,540 total rings when complete. I have 6 whole rows so far--woohoo!



I'll have progress pics on my blog (http://e-maille.blogspot.com/). Let me know what you think as it comes together.

Here is a link to my first chainmaille inlay "Ol' Blue Eye" if you're curious (http://www.e-maille.com/shop/items/mw-00300.asp)...

Thanks! Erin

[MakinTheBestOfIt]

I can't even begin to imagine taking on a project like that!  I am going to be dying to see it finished!

[dreamriverdesigns]

I can't even begin to imagine taking on a project like that!  I am going to be dying to see it finished!

my thoughts exactly. 

[trusk4u]

Me either! I'm too impatient for something like that! And I don't do chainmaille.

[smsimo]

I think that "The Scream" was mentioned in another topic previously... that's an awesome painting!  I can't wait to see your inlay when it's done!!! 

[e-maille]

Thank you for the comments! I'm up to 13 rows...

[JewelrybyNaLa]

My head would have exploded before I even got started on something like that, can't wait to see the finished project ... and I bow to all the maillers here!

[MakinTheBestOfIt]

Well???  Are you done yet???  I'm waiting!!!  Is is done yet???

[Larissa]

I know, I wanna see too.  We need an update!

[e-maille]

Hehe... y'all are cracking me up. I'm still going {insert Energizer bunny noise here}. Here's an update (3,920/22,540 rings). Thank you for all the nice comments!

[MakinTheBestOfIt]

  can't even imagine the pile of rings!  On the other hand I am jealous of your willingness to do these kind of projects.

[Larissa]

And people used to say *I* had patience.  Ha, next to you, I'm an amateur.  Can't wait to see more!

[Haffina]

Wow.. that is a huge amount of work! Cant wait to see more progress photos.

[Violet]

I went to your bloggy and also took a look at your 'ol blue eye' - very cool indeed!  You obviously have great patience.
I paint because I want everything finished yesterday  (probably because I'm quite sanguine in personality), so I really admire your patience - beautiful work!  I can't wait to see the finished creation.

[e-maille]

Thanks for stopping by my blog! I admire anyone who can paint. I've tried watercolors, acrylics, oils--I suck equally as well at all. I'm almost a 1/4 finished...