This is a simple wire work chain to make, but very pretty. I wish I could remember where I learned this! I hope you enjoy it, and have fun! Chain from the front. Chain from the side. What you need: Round nosed pliers and a supply of wire. I have pre-cut 22 gage, copper wire into 1 inch lengths. Grab near the end of the wire with the tip of the pliers. Roll the wire around the tip, until it forms a loop. Turn the pliers around, so that they are positioned opposite of the end of the loop. Bend back the wire, forming a nice balanced "simple loop". Repeat on the other side, wrapping the loop in the opposite direction. Squeeze the loops *gently but firmly* in the flat part of the pliers. Flattening them slightly will help harden them, making them stronger. You don't want to over squeeze,and munch them out of shape. Hold the center about 1/2 down your pliers. This insures that the link will be wide enough so that the looped ends can move freely on it. Bend the looped ends back until they touch. Keep the center balanced. Place the looped ends in the flat part of your pliers. Squeeze gently until they meet. Voila! You have your first link! Add to the chain by placing the wire through the loop ends before making the second loop. Repeat! Pin It