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Ficus
Weave Description The first weave that I ever came up with. I found this weave while messin around with a Byzantine (just how every one else found their first weave.) Picture is of a taut section of chain. When the chain has slack, the "leaves" hang down loosely. Named after the family that my Fiddle Leaf belongs to. A.R. of example is around 5. [topic of July 2016 weave study.] Weave Tags (Click to Search Weaves)European, Chain, VariantRelated ArticlesWeave TutorialsFicus Weave Tutorial (CGI) Random Gallery Items Tagged as using this Weave [Show All]None! please consider submitting one! |
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