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                 10                                                 11           – move #5 over #1, under #3 to get three

                                                                                 pairs of over-under cords – #1 and #3,
                              – move #6 right under #1, over #3…
                                                                                 #2 and #4, #5 and #6. Use those pairs as
                                                                                 you would single strands of a three-strand
                                                                                 braid, but alternate the ‘inner’ and ‘outer’
                                                                                 sets above and below the strand pair being
                                                                                 crossed, so as to follow the pattern shown
                                                                                 here.



                   Here (L) is the finished pattern, where you can see the three pairs of cords forming the standard Three-
                   Strand Braid, but laid over and under each other as they make their passes. The pairs used here are yellow/
                   yellow, green/green, and red/red.




                                                                      The pattern readily lends itself to adding more
                                                                             cords for greater definition or to mixing up
                                                                                      the cords to produce some interesting
                                                                                                 differentiated colour patterns, as
                                                                                                              shown here (R).
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