I wanted to see what would happen if the triangles were all the same way. Not sure I like this one.
The close up.
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More Variation on RAW
This is the same stitch used in the November third and the November tenth posts. I wanted to see it with four rows.
It makes a very nice wide bracelet.
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Turk’s Head Knot
This is made with just one cord. It just goes around and around.
I really like this. It could be used as a bracelet, or smaller as a ring.
Triangle Weave, More Done Right
This bracelet shows the right triangles back to back.
Play Time
Went to visit my parents on Sunday. Mom and I experimented with watercolor paints, watercolor pencils, pens, stencils, and other craft media. We had a great time.
This started out as just smears of paint, but I saw a bunny and decided to bring that out.
This one is just me playing with different ways of putting paint on paper and blending.
I like this one best. It has water color paint, watercolor pencils, stencils and paste, and Copic marker.
Isosceles Triangle Weave Bracelet
Well, triangles come in isosceles, too. This one has a wide base.
And here’s the closeup.
I feel a series of bracelets coming on.
Braid 1.2
This is a variation on the first braid I posted. There aren’t very many 4 strand braids, so I thought I better do all the variations, just for the practice. With this one, I discovered that I need to build up the muscles in my hands. My left hand was very sore when I was done. Hey, it’s art and a workout, all at the same time!
Braid 1.1
I have a book titled “Braids, 250 Patterns From Japan, Peru, and Beyond”, by Rodrick Owen. He gives a lot of background on braids, as well as different devices to help you make the braids. I’m using a foam card I got at a local craft store, but he gives directions on how to make cards from cardboard. There are also wooden frames that can be used. The book is fascinating. This is the first braid. It took me quite a while to make this one. It was hard to get the hang of holding the finished end and the foam card in one hand, while moving the cords back and forth with the other hand.
Red Fingernail Polish Flower
I was playing around with combining red polish with black and grey. I decided it kind of looked like a flower and added the greenery.
Red
I liked the red, white, and blue one so much…
3-D Right Angle Weave bracelet. Square, in red, with stars.
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