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if you've been working on a costume/prop for a long time and have hit a wall, take my advice and go eat a sandwich b/c you probably forgot to eat and need to take a second to sit down and chill out
or it's way out of your skill level and you'll be forced to quit. but at least try the sandwich thing first.
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While perusing the shelves of a local Canadian Tire I came across several guages of "drawer liner grip" and thought to myself "hey that kinda looks like chainmaille" Lots of imitation chainmaille tutorials I've seen have recommended using knitting or mesh fabric. However this looks like it could definitely stand as a good substitution for the real thing as well. Just thought I'd share :)
