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madd_vyking's Profile [Send madd_vyking a Private Message] Join Date: February 14, 2013 Last Seen: December 9, 2019 @ 1:46 pm Forum Posts: 67    |    [Show User's Most Recent Posts] Forum Avatar: Full Name: Scott Smith Email: Location: Madison, WI, US, Earth, Sol System, Milky Way Homepage: http://www.facebook.com/enVeejewelrydesign Occuption: EnVee Jewelry Design - Owner/Artisan; Renaissance man/Jack-of-all-trades Interests: the list is looonnnnngggggg...... Maille Affiliations: The Ring Lord Forum, Maille Artisan, Maille-related Merchant User Info: User Badges: Contests (Official) Submission Awards Special Badges Back to the Top Submissions Gallery Submissions | Weave Submissions Gallery Submissions Celtic Rosette 4 Stainless & Copper Orbit Bracelet Atomic Rosettes, Earrings and Pendant NT3 Sheets to the Wind Earrings King's Scale/Garter "Infinity" Bracelet Celtic Rosettes 4, 5, 6, & 7 Inverted Aura Pendant Persephone Pendant Not Tao 4 (variation) Pendant Mobius Rosette Earrings Fire Wyrm Earrings Bracelet and Earrings in Celtic Rosette 5 Inverted Aura 4 (variation) Pendant Celtic Rosette 6 Earrings "Jasmine's Star" Pendant Vyking's Dragonscale Mischief Aura Mandala Earrings Not Tao 3 Sheets to the Wind Bracelet / Cuff Vyking's Triskelion 25 Pendant UT-NT3 Detail on Steampunk Night Vision Goggles Vyking's Dragonscale Graduated Cynister and Helm Chain Necklace 02 Graduated Cynister and Helm Chain Necklace 03 Arcadian Flower Dragonscale Hatband with Helm Vortex Centerpiece Stainless Steel Cuff Weave Submissions Picture Description Celtic Rosette 4 Ring Sizes (AR: 5.46) 14g(AWG) 11/32" (AR: 5.36) 16g(AWG) 9/32" (AR: 5.54) 18g(AWG) 7/32" (AR: 5.43) 20g(AWG) 11/64" (AR: 5.37) 22g(AWG) 9/64" (AR: 5.56) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) This weave is based on the Fireman's Hold 4. Like its inspiration, it is made up of eight rings that are in essence two 2 in 1 Chains woven through one another yet not connected, each holding the other captive. The difference lies in the orientation of the rings creating the "petals" of the bloom--in Fireman's Hold they overlap symmetrically on opposite sides, in Celtic Rosette, each "petal" overlaps the next as they move around the center, and can be constructed with either a clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation. This forces those rings to move from lying in a (roughly) flat plane into what resembles a flower blooming, with rotational symmetry. It also reminds me of Celtic Eternity knots, thus the name. One should, in theory, be able to construct the weave with any number of sides/"petals" (3 and up), odd or even. The weave is, of necessity, quite tight. The example is made from 18g SWG (.048") 1/4" saw cut stainless steel rings from TRL, with a measured (by TRL) actual ID of .262", thus an AR of 5.46. Trillium Ring Sizes (AR: 7.39) 14g(AWG) 15/32" (AR: 7.31) 16g(AWG) 3/8" (AR: 7.38) 18g(AWG) 19/64" (AR: 7.37) 20g(AWG) 15/64" (AR: 7.33) 22g(AWG) 3/16" (AR: 7.41) 24g(AWG) 5/32" (AR: 7.78) This weave began life as a three "petal" version of Celtic Rosette 4. It somehow just begged for the addition of another row of "petals", and really fell right into place. It is, essentially, three 2 in 1 Chains, each two links long, each with an orbital, interwoven through one another, each holding the other captive. It can be made with either clockwise or counter clockwise rotation. Keeping with the floral theme, named after the three petal flower it resembles. Nice solid piece, of necessity, to hold its shape. The example is made from (9) 16g SWG (.0625") 7/16" saw cut stainless steel rings from TRL, with a measured (by TRL) actual ID of .462", thus an AR of 7.39 Celtic Rosette 5 Ring Sizes (AR: 5.74) 14g(AWG) 3/8" (AR: 5.85) 16g(AWG) 19/64" (AR: 5.84) 18g(AWG) 15/64" (AR: 5.82) 20g(AWG) 3/16" (AR: 5.86) 22g(AWG) 9/64" (AR: 5.56) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) Ring Sizes (AR: 5.46) 14g(AWG) 11/32" (AR: 5.36) 16g(AWG) 9/32" (AR: 5.54) 18g(AWG) 7/32" (AR: 5.43) 20g(AWG) 11/64" (AR: 5.37) 22g(AWG) 9/64" (AR: 5.56) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) Ring Sizes (AR: ~5.35) 14g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.24) 16g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.31) 18g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.39) 20g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.49) 22g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.62) 24g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.78) This weave is the five "petal" progression from Celtic Rosette 4. The example is made from 14swg(.08") 7/16" saw cut stainless steel from TRL, with a measured ID (by TRL) of .459", AR of 5.74. Snugger in 18swg 1/4", AR of 5.46. Still a tiny bit looser than perfect, though with a mixture of square wire and round wire in 18swg it is very nice. I suggest AR of ~5.35 as optimal. Celtic Rosette 6 Ring Sizes (AR: 5.74) 14g(AWG) 3/8" (AR: 5.85) 16g(AWG) 19/64" (AR: 5.84) 18g(AWG) 15/64" (AR: 5.82) 20g(AWG) 3/16" (AR: 5.86) 22g(AWG) 9/64" (AR: 5.56) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) Ring Sizes (AR: 5.46) 14g(AWG) 11/32" (AR: 5.36) 16g(AWG) 9/32" (AR: 5.54) 18g(AWG) 7/32" (AR: 5.43) 20g(AWG) 11/64" (AR: 5.37) 22g(AWG) 9/64" (AR: 5.56) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) Ring Sizes (AR: ~5.35) 14g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.24) 16g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.31) 18g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.39) 20g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.49) 22g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.62) 24g(AWG) 1/64" (AR: 0.78) Ring Sizes (AR: 5.2) 14g(AWG) 21/64" (AR: 5.12) 16g(AWG) 17/64" (AR: 5.23) 18g(AWG) 13/64" (AR: 5.04) 20g(AWG) 11/64" (AR: 5.37) 22g(AWG) 1/8" (AR: 4.94) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) This weave is the six "petal" progression from Celtic Rosette 4 and Celtic Rosette 5. I've also made a 7 petaled version, but beyond that is for someone else to explore... The example is made from 14swg(.08") 7/16" saw cut stainless steel from TRL, with a measured ID (by TRL) of .459", AR of 5.74. 18swg 1/4", AR of 5.46 makes for a nice little unit. Optimally, might suggest AR of ~5.35. It gets too tight at AR of 5.2. UT-NT3 Ring Sizes (AR: 5.2) 14g(AWG) 21/64" (AR: 5.12) 16g(AWG) 17/64" (AR: 5.23) 18g(AWG) 13/64" (AR: 5.04) 20g(AWG) 11/64" (AR: 5.37) 22g(AWG) 1/8" (AR: 4.94) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) Alternately known as a "Knot Tao Flower" This weave is the combination of two other weaves... Made from just 8 rings, it takes a unit of Universal Triangle, by djgm, which will not actually hold it's shape as a single unit, and locks it in place by sandwiching the 3 radial arms between two rings a la Not Tao 3, by Zlosk, while simultaneously encircling the inner spokes of the möbius. Alternately, it is a Not Tao 3 unit with the three inner connecting rings möbiused. Each side of the weave has a distinct look--one side shows the möbius very clearly, the other side more closely resembles NT3. Very AR sensitive when made with a single ring ID and gauge at an AR of 5.2. The example is made from 16swg 5/16" saw cut stainless steel rings from TRL. It is totally possible to tweak with rings in multiple gauges and diameters for a slightly different feel, while maintaining the basic shape. Arcadian Chain Ring Sizes (AR: 5.8) 14g(AWG) 3/8" (AR: 5.85) 16g(AWG) 19/64" (AR: 5.84) 18g(AWG) 15/64" (AR: 5.82) 20g(AWG) 3/16" (AR: 5.86) 22g(AWG) 9/64" (AR: 5.56) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) Ring Sizes (AR: 5.1) 14g(AWG) 21/64" (AR: 5.12) 16g(AWG) 17/64" (AR: 5.23) 18g(AWG) 13/64" (AR: 5.04) 20g(AWG) 5/32" (AR: 4.88) 22g(AWG) 1/8" (AR: 4.94) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) Essentially, the love child of Callisto Chain and Barrel weave... A 2 in 1 Chain woven through Helm Chain, (ie Callisto), with the off-set stacked pairs rhino-ed a la Barrels. They can be barreled, or kegged (as in the sample), or even double-barreled, I suppose... The example is made from 19swg 7/32" stainless steel and jewelers brass rings, AR of 5.8, and 20swg 5/32" stainless steel, AR of 5.1, all saw cut, all from TRL. Should work with any rings that work for Callisto. (As to the name... breaking away from the heavenly bodies, and returning to Greek mythology... Arcas was the son of the nymph Callisto and Zeus, and Arcadia was his kingdom) Arcadian Sheet Ring Sizes (AR: 5.8) 14g(AWG) 3/8" (AR: 5.85) 16g(AWG) 19/64" (AR: 5.84) 18g(AWG) 15/64" (AR: 5.82) 20g(AWG) 3/16" (AR: 5.86) 22g(AWG) 9/64" (AR: 5.56) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) Ring Sizes (AR: 5.1) 14g(AWG) 21/64" (AR: 5.12) 16g(AWG) 17/64" (AR: 5.23) 18g(AWG) 13/64" (AR: 5.04) 20g(AWG) 5/32" (AR: 4.88) 22g(AWG) 1/8" (AR: 4.94) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) This weave is to Arcadian Chain what Callisto Sheet is to Callisto Chain. Example is made from 19swg 7/32" stainless steel and bronze, AR of 5.8, and 20swg 5/32" stainless steel, AR of 5.1, rings, all saw cut, all from TRL. Sample is ~1 1/2" X 1 1/2" (3.8cX 3.8cm), contains 209 individual rings, works out to ~93 rings per square inch. Yep, quite dense, and somewhat stiff, but still has decent movement in all directions -- I would call it "semi-structural". I estimate a piece roughly 6-7" long in this gauge could be wrapped around on itself. Alternating Arcadian Chain Ring Sizes (AR: 5.2) 14g(AWG) 21/64" (AR: 5.12) 16g(AWG) 17/64" (AR: 5.23) 18g(AWG) 13/64" (AR: 5.04) 20g(AWG) 11/64" (AR: 5.37) 22g(AWG) 1/8" (AR: 4.94) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) Ring Sizes (AR: 4.7) 14g(AWG) 19/64" (AR: 4.63) 16g(AWG) 15/64" (AR: 4.61) 18g(AWG) 3/16" (AR: 4.65) 20g(AWG) 5/32" (AR: 4.88) 22g(AWG) 1/8" (AR: 4.94) 24g(AWG) 3/32" (AR: 4.67) This is what happens to Arcadian Chain when you start with Alternating Callisto Chain, instead of Callisto Chain. A 2 in 1 Chain, twisted, and woven through Helm Chain, the result a variation on Callisto Chain with the orientation of the stacked pairs alternating, and the rings of the 2 in 1 Chain aligned in a recurring pattern at angles of roughly 45°, 90°, 135°, and 180°(90°) to the stacked pairs, with the off-set stacked pairs, rhino-ed a la Barrels. They can be barreled, kegged, etc... The example is made from 16swg 5/16" bronze, AR of 5.2, and 18swg 7/32" black stainless steel, AR of 4.7, all saw cut, all from TRL. Alternating Callisto Chain Ring Sizes (AR: 5.8) 14g(AWG) 3/8" (AR: 5.85) 16g(AWG) 19/64" (AR: 5.84) 18g(AWG) 15/64" (AR: 5.82) 20g(AWG) 3/16" (AR: 5.86) 22g(AWG) 9/64" (AR: 5.56) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) Ring Sizes (AR: 5.1) 14g(AWG) 21/64" (AR: 5.12) 16g(AWG) 17/64" (AR: 5.23) 18g(AWG) 13/64" (AR: 5.04) 20g(AWG) 5/32" (AR: 4.88) 22g(AWG) 1/8" (AR: 4.94) 24g(AWG) 7/64" (AR: 5.44) This is what happens when the 2 in 1 Chain woven through the Helm Chain (to make Callisto Chain, by mithrilweaver) is twisted... The result is a variation on Callisto Chain with the orientation of the stacked pairs alternating, and the rings of the 2 in 1 Chain aligned in a recurring pattern at angles of roughly 45°, 90°, 135°, and 180°(90°) to the stacked pairs. Example is made from 19swg 7/32", AR of 5.8, and 20swg 5/32", AR of 5.1, stainless steel rings, all saw cut, and all from TRL. Should work with any rings that will work with Callisto Chain. (Note: submitted primarily as the precursor to another submission, Alternating Arcadian Chain) Back to the Top Position Held in M.A.I.L.   Submitting Member

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