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Elfsheet Expansion
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This is a tutorial for expansion of Elfsheet. There is another article: Elfsheet (Expansion/Contraction). You can make Elfweave with an aspect ratio down to about AR of 4.2. However, to make the sheet expansion you should use slightly larger AR'ed rings. You'll also need one ring with an AR around AR of 6.6.
Step 1: Make two chains of elfweave, and start joining them as you normally would. At the point where you want the expansion, stop.
Step 2: Take the larger ring, and put it in as if you were continuing the regular joining process.
Step 3: Put two regular-sized rings through the larger ring. They'll simply hang loose at this point. Note that from here on out you'll be making the third elfweave chain a little different from the 'usual' way.
Step 4: Pass a ring through the two rings you just added and tuck it under the rest of the weave.
Step 5: Pass a ring through the ring you just added in Step 4, and one of the rings from Step 3. Then pass another ring through the ring from Step 4 and the other ring from Step 3.
Step 6: Pass a ring through the two rings you just added, and lay it on the top of the weave.
Step 7: Pass a ring through the ring you just added in Step 6, and one of the rings from Step 5. Then pass another ring through the ring from Step 6 and the other ring from Step 5.
Step 8: Pass a ring through the two rings you just added, and tuck it under the rest of the weave. At this point all three chains are (or should be) the same length, and in the same orientation, so we can connect them into a single sheet.
Step 9: Pass a ring through the eyes formed by the ends of the left and middle chains. Depending on the tightness of the weave, you may have to pass it through an additional ring or two. Do the same on the other side.
Step 10: Continue adding to the elfsheet patch.
Step 1: Make two chains of elfweave, and start joining them as you normally would. At the point where you want the expansion, stop.
Step 2: Take the larger ring, and put it in as if you were continuing the regular joining process.
Step 3: Put two regular-sized rings through the larger ring. They'll simply hang loose at this point. Note that from here on out you'll be making the third elfweave chain a little different from the 'usual' way.
Step 4: Pass a ring through the two rings you just added and tuck it under the rest of the weave.
Step 5: Pass a ring through the ring you just added in Step 4, and one of the rings from Step 3. Then pass another ring through the ring from Step 4 and the other ring from Step 3.
Step 6: Pass a ring through the two rings you just added, and lay it on the top of the weave.
Step 7: Pass a ring through the ring you just added in Step 6, and one of the rings from Step 5. Then pass another ring through the ring from Step 6 and the other ring from Step 5.
Step 8: Pass a ring through the two rings you just added, and tuck it under the rest of the weave. At this point all three chains are (or should be) the same length, and in the same orientation, so we can connect them into a single sheet.
Step 9: Pass a ring through the eyes formed by the ends of the left and middle chains. Depending on the tightness of the weave, you may have to pass it through an additional ring or two. Do the same on the other side.
Step 10: Continue adding to the elfsheet patch.
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