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Hour Glass Unit
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Hour Glass Unit
The picture of the weave might be enough, but if not, here's a short tutorial.
Step 1:
For a unit you need 8 rings: 2 closed and 6 open.
Step 2:
Use 2 open and 2 closed to create a unit like this.
Step 3:
Hold the unit up and slide an open ring (red) between the two middle rings (blue) and around the bottom one (green). Close it.
Step 4:
Turn it 180 degrees and put one on the other side.
Step 5:
Do the same on the other side,
and you're done.
Depending on the AR it could be harder or impossible to do.
Hope you found it useful. If you have remarks or questions you can PM or mail me.
Happy mailing, Nearoth.
- Update: I used 1,3mm Galvy rings with a 10mm ID. So a 7,7AR.
If you know more about the range of the working AR let me know.
The picture of the weave might be enough, but if not, here's a short tutorial.
Step 1:
For a unit you need 8 rings: 2 closed and 6 open.
Step 2:
Use 2 open and 2 closed to create a unit like this.
Step 3:
Hold the unit up and slide an open ring (red) between the two middle rings (blue) and around the bottom one (green). Close it.
Step 4:
Turn it 180 degrees and put one on the other side.
Step 5:
Do the same on the other side,
and you're done.
Depending on the AR it could be harder or impossible to do.
Hope you found it useful. If you have remarks or questions you can PM or mail me.
Happy mailing, Nearoth.
- Update: I used 1,3mm Galvy rings with a 10mm ID. So a 7,7AR.
If you know more about the range of the working AR let me know.
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