Beaded Hourglass Tetrahedron (top view) Add to Site Favourites |
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DescriptionI usually make objects from weaves that could be repeated eternally in most directions. This time, however, I wanted to change that. And so I did. This unit is made from the weave Hourglass Tetrahedron using 1mm Iron rings with an AR of 7.Modified it to a certain degree though. By adding more rings on top a socket occurred. Through that socket a bead was placed and fits tight and is held in place by the three sideways extruding rings on top. By pulling them together upwards the unit can be placed upside down and the bead will fall out with ease. Made for contest #22 - weaves without gallery images. Weave(s) Used (Click to View Weave)Hourglass TetrahedronImages Tags (Click to Search Gallery)Tag(s): Bead, Iron, Materials, Theme Contest, UnitWeave(s): Hourglass Tetrahedron |
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