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Wallflowers Unitpacks

Wallflowers Unitpacks

About Choosing the Gauge

16g and 18g round rings are generally the easiest rings to weave, so they're usually the best sizes for learning a new weave and for beginners.

Tiny 26g and 24g rings are challenging to weave, as are heavy 12g and 10g rings, and all shaped rings (square, diamond, etc.) so we recommend avoiding those until you're an experienced mailler.

Prices shown below are per medallion.

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Ring Sizes

These are the round-wire jump ring sizes I use for Wallflowers, in 16g to 24g AWG. For each gauge you get the inner diameter (ID) in millimeters and rings per unit (RPU), so you know how many rings each medallion takes. Every ring is saw cut by hand in our studio, as we've done since 2003. To try the weave before you commit, start with Wallflowers unitpacks, the Wallflowers instructions, or round wire jump rings.

 Unit Shape Gauge ID (mm) RPU
WallFlowers, Round 16g RD 14 6.350 1
RD 16 4.250 12
RD 16 7.500 12
RD 18 3.970 6
WallFlowers, Round 18g RD 16 5.000 1
RD 18 3.250 12
RD 18 6.000 18
RD 20 3.250 6
WallFlowers, Round 20g RD 18 4.250 1
RD 20 2.625 12
RD 20 4.75 18
RD 22 2.500 6
WallFlowers, Round 22g RD 20 2.750 1
RD 22 2.000 12
RD 22 3.750 18
RD 24 2.000 6
WallFlowers, Round 24g RD 22 1.125 1
RD 24 1.625 18
RD 24 2.875 18

As with all of our work, we invite you to make and sell as many of everything as you like, but ask that you don't publish our instructions or ring sizes.

Instructions

Wallflowers are chainmaille medallions based on the Parallel Flowers design, with more petals, in round or square wire. Each unitpack holds the saw-cut jump rings for one Wallflower, in your choice of gauge and metal, so buy one unitpack per flower. Learn how with our free Wallflowers instructions and see every size on the ring size page.