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Backbone
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This is a tutorial for a weave that I invented, Backbone. I named it so because it bends one way better than the other, like a real back bone.
Step 1:
Start by attaching two closed rings onto an open one, and lay it out like so:
Step 2:
Now, see the eye formed by the two top rings? well, put a ring around it. let this ring "flop down" on the rest of the weave.
Step 3:
Now, looking at a top view, see those three rings?
Step 4:
Hook two rings on these three rings.
Step 5:
Again, see the eye? Put a ring around the eye. Again, let this ring "flop down".
Step6:
The top view, just like in step 3.
Step 7:
Once again, as with step four, hook two rings on the three top rings.
You're done! just repeat steps 5-7 to expand the chain. Here's a finished chain:
(Authors late note: Yes I know the closures are horrible)
Step 1:
Start by attaching two closed rings onto an open one, and lay it out like so:
Step 2:
Now, see the eye formed by the two top rings? well, put a ring around it. let this ring "flop down" on the rest of the weave.
Step 3:
Now, looking at a top view, see those three rings?
Step 4:
Hook two rings on these three rings.
Step 5:
Again, see the eye? Put a ring around the eye. Again, let this ring "flop down".
Step6:
The top view, just like in step 3.
Step 7:
Once again, as with step four, hook two rings on the three top rings.
You're done! just repeat steps 5-7 to expand the chain. Here's a finished chain:
(Authors late note: Yes I know the closures are horrible)
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