I see you got the hang of the double-faced weaving.
Another yay for Roj Blake.
Interesting choice of buckle. Was that so you had space to thread the end through? I was wondering if that was a problem with your previous belt. Matches the colours well.
Double-faced weaving is not so easy as the previous patterns, but much easier than I thought. Besides, I've worked out my own ways of remembering where you are. First of all, I marked the cards for the previous projects as A, B, C, and D, and I marked A with red, B with yellow, C with green and D with blue. So, when I see that all the cards are turned with red and blue side up, it's the A-D side, etc.
Second, I always remember, which way I turn the border cards - its forward (with my "untwister" I don't have to change the direction of rotation now). So, I just add the border cards to the pack that will be turned forward.
No, the ends of allthe belts, but the first one fit well into the buckles. Roj Blake had to have a very special buckle - the Liberator form.
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I see you got the hang of the double-faced weaving.
Another yay for Roj Blake.
Interesting choice of buckle. Was that so you had space to thread the end through? I was wondering if that was a problem with your previous belt. Matches the colours well.
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Double-faced weaving is not so easy as the previous patterns, but much easier than I thought. Besides, I've worked out my own ways of remembering where you are. First of all, I marked the cards for the previous projects as A, B, C, and D, and I marked A with red, B with yellow, C with green and D with blue. So, when I see that all the cards are turned with red and blue side up, it's the A-D side, etc.
Second, I always remember, which way I turn the border cards - its forward (with my "untwister" I don't have to change the direction of rotation now). So, I just add the border cards to the pack that will be turned forward.
No, the ends of allthe belts, but the first one fit well into the buckles. Roj Blake had to have a very special buckle - the Liberator form.
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