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Flowers in Cages
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Article © MAIL User: MR_RIGRA
This weave is one of Byzantine's variations. This variation uses 3 ring rosettes inside the cages. Flowers in Cages is a weave created by Baealiel Dreamseeker.
Blue rings represent open rings being added.
Red rings represent rings that blue rings pass through.
Green rings represent rings added in steps before the current one.
Purple rings represent closed rings being added while carried on an open one.
1. Put 4 closed rings on 2 open rings, and lay them out as shown above.
2. Now fold back two, spread the middle ones, and put a ring in to hold them in place.
3. Add a ring that passes through the same path, but that also passes through the ring you had added in step 2.
4. Add a ring that passes through the same path, but that also passes through the rings you had added in step 2 and 3.
5. Add an open ring with 2 closed ones.
6. Put another open one through the same path.
7. Fold the last two rings back and lock once again.
8. Add a ring that passes through the same path, but that also passes through the ring you had added in step 7.
9. Add a ring that passes through the same path, but that also passes through the rings you had added in step 7 and 8.
Continue with step 5, and it will look like this:
Blue rings represent open rings being added.
Red rings represent rings that blue rings pass through.
Green rings represent rings added in steps before the current one.
Purple rings represent closed rings being added while carried on an open one.
1. Put 4 closed rings on 2 open rings, and lay them out as shown above.
2. Now fold back two, spread the middle ones, and put a ring in to hold them in place.
3. Add a ring that passes through the same path, but that also passes through the ring you had added in step 2.
4. Add a ring that passes through the same path, but that also passes through the rings you had added in step 2 and 3.
5. Add an open ring with 2 closed ones.
6. Put another open one through the same path.
7. Fold the last two rings back and lock once again.
8. Add a ring that passes through the same path, but that also passes through the ring you had added in step 7.
9. Add a ring that passes through the same path, but that also passes through the rings you had added in step 7 and 8.
Continue with step 5, and it will look like this:
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