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SIX-STRAND
SINNET
The number of variations
possible with six strands is
practically limitless and
should satisfy the most
imaginative requirements. The
braid illustrated here is one of
the simplest and only a
sample of what can be done.
The basic principle of the
braid is to bring the right
strand over to the leh with an
over-two -under-one- over·
two weave. The maneuvers
illustrated in figures 1 and 2
merely provide an attractive
beginning for the sinnet and
are not repeated.
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