CELTIC STAR PENDANT CHAINMAILLE PATTERN - CLEAREST TUTORIAL IN FULL HD

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Celtic Star is one of the easiest chainmaille pendant patterns. It is easy to learn and make, but very spectacular. I used copper, steel and leather for this design.

[@kimainsworth3628]

Thank you! You are right! It is the clearest tutorial I have seen!

[@msheroski]

You speak better english than alot people born in the U.S.. You really know how to give a tutorial. Thank you for making it easier than all the ones I have watched. Great close up and everything.

[@luzmarin857]

Trabajas muy lindo y muy bien lo felicito

[@orifrayou]

Bellissimo

[@updownstate]

So pretty, thank you. Christmas is coming.

[@Mitadbebe]

Love it. Thank you for sharing. Your English is great.

[@patcolbourne1429]

Love your video best by far. Cheers your accent is a plus.

[@nevajuzo4051]

Hi Mechanical, i like It, it's so beautiful👍 & easy 👐. Thanks

[@lindag3650]

Loooove your accent. Very pretty little star.

[@mariapananou481]

You explain so well your tutorial and it is so besutiful your pendant,thank you.

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Thank you! All these videos are made for a simple purpose - so you can get weaving experience =)

[@Nitroglycerine1000]

A very good weave to take a look at is the Elf Viaduct chain, an elf progression. I cant find a single tutorial out there

[@samness6118]

no need to be sorry for English you do enough showing how you assemble it that you could not say anything and it would be easy to make by your example great job with how you show it being made :)

[@matthewthurner8063]

I wonder why you would choose to craft the pentacle inverted, and then call it Celtic...Do you even understand the significance of when or why to invert a pentacle or were you just hoping to play off the naughty of modern views of an inverted pentacle and play off the cultural significance of the label "Celtic?"
As a Celt myself and as a follower of the Druidic path I find this quite offensive, not particularly do to your intentional act of malice but rather by your uneducated use of labels and crafting you do not understand. And by crafting I do not mean twisting wire in fancy patterns, your knot work is inspiring.

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Hm. Thank you for your comment, you brought some new thoughts to my mind, and this is very significant. About the pattern name - I did not take it from my mind, it is a commonly used name for this type of chainmaille weave patter. If it is not ethnycally correct - well, I did not know that. Maybe you can give me some links, so I could improve my education in this aspect?

[@matthewthurner8063]

I appreciate your understanding and would first point out that the use of an inverted pentacle at Samhain, during rituals involving ancestral contact or when one seeks communication with the underworld are completely normal and acceptable, it is not the use but the misunderstanding by those who have no desire to understand before proliferating disrespect of something as ancient and pure as our pentacle.
A good read on Celtic association of the pentacle
branawen.blogspot.com/2011/01/celtic-symbolism-pentacle.html
Whispering Worlds Wiccan views
whisperingworlds.com/wiccan/wiccan_pentagram.php
A good Technical history if written a bit outsiderish
www.religioustolerance.org/wic_pent.htm

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Thanks for the links, Matthew! I will take a look.

[@chrisluna8184]

The weave is called Celtic Visions. It's been around for quite the while. I'm glad @Matthew you stand for your beliefs and religion, however this is a rare tutorial and the only one I found easily that was visually based. @Mechanical good job handling it maturely. I've been weaving for 20 years and you're English and demonstration is fabulous. @Matthew sorry if the name of it offends you but it's been named that since I started weaving and probably quite a while longer than that. I appreciate the insight of a Celtic druid though.