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Sprite Chain
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Article © MAIL User: MaxumX
I like this one myself, so best to share it with everyone.
Sprite Chain.
Ring sizes: 16g AWG (1.2mm) 1/4ID (6.3mm) AR of approx 5 and 18g AWG (1mm) 1/6ID (4mm) AR of approx 4.
FirstStep: Build a 2in2 chain alternating from 20g to 18g rings.
StepTwo: This ring is need later, but I've added it now, you may weave this ring on after step #4. it is orbital at this stage.
StepThree: now we get to work with those 20g, add two ring the the center section like so.
StepFour: Here we do the above again but the both the two prior rings.
SetpFive: Now add that ring from step 2 if needed, and fold over the top two 20g rings to hold it in place.
StepSix: This is the hard part. Be sure you get this ring through all the different layers of this weave it has to pass through the orbital ring, the ring you folded over in step 5 and the large rings in step one.
StepSeven: Do that once more for the other side.
StepEight: Mirror this on the opposing face of the weave.
StepNine: Continue down the chain and repeat previous steps.
That should do ya!
Sprite Chain.
Ring sizes: 16g AWG (1.2mm) 1/4ID (6.3mm) AR of approx 5 and 18g AWG (1mm) 1/6ID (4mm) AR of approx 4.
FirstStep: Build a 2in2 chain alternating from 20g to 18g rings.
StepTwo: This ring is need later, but I've added it now, you may weave this ring on after step #4. it is orbital at this stage.
StepThree: now we get to work with those 20g, add two ring the the center section like so.
StepFour: Here we do the above again but the both the two prior rings.
SetpFive: Now add that ring from step 2 if needed, and fold over the top two 20g rings to hold it in place.
StepSix: This is the hard part. Be sure you get this ring through all the different layers of this weave it has to pass through the orbital ring, the ring you folded over in step 5 and the large rings in step one.
StepSeven: Do that once more for the other side.
StepEight: Mirror this on the opposing face of the weave.
StepNine: Continue down the chain and repeat previous steps.
That should do ya!
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