DIY Chainmaille upcycled yogurt jar lantern

Learn how to make a chainmaille candle holder using an upcycled yogurt cup!

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[darkraven]

I really miss your chainmail tutorials. So definitely more please

[saltywench]

FINALLY! I am SO happy. I came for the chainmaille JUST as you stopped doing it. *passes out* I love seeing a new chainmaille project from you again!

[kerriwyd]

I started chainmail watching her tutorials.. then she kinda upgeared into wire wrapping and polymer clay and then glass.. still enjoyable content.. i love her voice :) so soothing

[bobrobinson]

So grateful to be able to see this. There were 3 different designs and your pace was perfect. Marianne Robinson

[emmalove]

I like this tutorial, thank you, Yvonne. Also, I just want to let you know that I have not been watching much of your channel or any channel since January of this year. A friend, who has recently retired, had kidney failure and I had the job of Care- Giver fall into my lap. Since I have had that kind of job experience in my past, I think we were both fortunate . So, I have been a little busy and I thought I would share that information with you. I hope that you and Randy are in good health.

[lesliecummings]

Great tutorial! I liked how you up scaled an otherwise discarded container. Nice for evening parties outside.

[mary-denisegiesing]

I've up-cycled those jars also with a peyote band and fringe. I used battery tea lights inside. It looked really cute.

[chipixie]

Timely!!! I just looked up chainmaille and you're right here !!!

[firegodessreiko]

I made candles for my ladies group out of these yogurt containers! They're really too pretty to be thrown away!

[maxinee]

Wowza Von, that is just the coolest hanging lantern, it would make such a nice gift. Thanks for showing the details, I don't know if I am brave enough to try it, May make the earrings first and see how that goes. Thank you so much for your fantastic videos.

[kimrichardson]

Hello Yvonne, I love your videos, you are a great teacher!

[anitaibarra]

Love the look of chainmaille. haven't tried it yet, but it is on my list of things to learn.

[Wedoozit]

I bought Chainmail Joe's starter kit and that kit you used. Love them both. Thanks for your recommendations.

[SavageCharms]

Thank you so much for this fabulous idea! I’ve been checking out your wire wrap master classes (❤ them, btw) and this wonderful tutorial caught my eye. I’m addicted to Oui yogurt, and I’ve never thrown a jar away so I’m always looking for new ways to use them. This is definitely the best idea I’ve seen yet! You’re awesome! 🤩

[mmartha]

I love watching all your tutorials especially chainmail. Do you solder or fuse the jump rings?

[bobbiebrian]

Can you tell me how to get the label off of these jars, I want some of their glue!

[bobbiebrian]

Like both of the suppliers that you listed however Chainmail Joe doesn't carry the 7/16? I wish he did

[bobbiebrian]

I love this and would love to learn how to make more and different designs! I would love to see more of these types of things. Where did you get the yogurt glass jars?

[brittabrandtoft]

Why do not you finish it on the table first, and then close it around the glass when the tips are made?

[kimrichardson]

Hi Yvonne, at the 47:40 mark you talk about split rings. Can you please tell me what that is? Just curious 🤔 Thanks 😊