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Hikaru
Weave Description Hikaru is based on a Japanese 6-in-1 weave with connectors that are just loose enough that another layer of rings can be added. It looks kind of like a repeating clover pattern. Rings in the upper layer are held firmly in place and do not flop forward or backward through the lower layer. Rings used in this sample: 19ga 7/32" (AR 5.8) in copper 20ga 3/32" (AR 3.0) in copper [Topic of 3rd Quarter 2018 weave study] Weave Tags (Click to Search Weaves)Japanese, Sheet, VariantRelated ArticlesNone! please consider submitting one!Random Gallery Items Tagged as using this Weave [Show All]
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