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Any Seattle chainmaille...weavers? out there interesting in getting a group going?
Silverclaw
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Hi Penny Arcade!
There was a small amount of confusion, but this is what I'm talking about:
http://i.imgur.com/b1mZ6.jpg
I really like the hobby, it's fun to work on big project and get something cool and tangible out of it, but at the same time, one can only watch so much TV. I'm kinda curious if there are people out there who would like get a group together, maybe meet up and practice our craft and share trade secrets.
Anyway I'd really like gauge interest right now, and perhaps get something going. Right now my biggest stumbling block is figuring out where a good venue would be. Any ideas are more than welcome.
There was a small amount of confusion, but this is what I'm talking about:
http://i.imgur.com/b1mZ6.jpg
I really like the hobby, it's fun to work on big project and get something cool and tangible out of it, but at the same time, one can only watch so much TV. I'm kinda curious if there are people out there who would like get a group together, maybe meet up and practice our craft and share trade secrets.
Anyway I'd really like gauge interest right now, and perhaps get something going. Right now my biggest stumbling block is figuring out where a good venue would be. Any ideas are more than welcome.
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Same, I saw Seattle though, so I figured this was the latest stupid hipster thing. Send people real letters with stamps and stuff so ironic.
The idea is weaving chain mail like armor, not the letters. I have no interest in doing that.