Members Vaquero1 Posted September 16, 2010 Members Report Posted September 16, 2010 Hi, i ve started braiding and i´ve got some books from bruce grant and woolery... in this books is a heel knot only as a 6bight, 7 part pineapple (2 and 3 pass). i do understand how i can do a 8 bight, 9 part with 2 pass but now i wanna know how i can expand them to a 3 pass??? please gimme some support how i can do this and how i can expand with some interwaves in differend collors ( i mean 1 or 2 srands only in the middle) thanks Micha el Karacho Quote
Members KnotHead Posted September 16, 2010 Members Report Posted September 16, 2010 Over at youtube you can find a good little video on that. Quote Best Regards, Brian Kidd
Members Vaquero1 Posted September 19, 2010 Author Members Report Posted September 19, 2010 Thanks Knothead- That was exactly what i was searching for!!! - GREAT ;-) Quote
Members Vaquero1 Posted September 19, 2010 Author Members Report Posted September 19, 2010 i´ve seen, that the Video tutorial is for a 6 bight and not for a 8 bight, 9 part pineapple- so i still need support!!! ;-) Quote
Members megabit Posted September 21, 2010 Members Report Posted September 21, 2010 If you can expand a 4 bight to a 6 bight you should be able to increase a 6 to a 8 or a 10, 12, 14... It just gets a little harder to keep track of where you are at. I never could really adapt to different sizes of the same knot until the little light went on inside my head and I understood what I was doing vs following a cook book. I am afraid that might not be as much help as you want but if that light comes on you will get it no problem. Mike Quote
Members Vaquero1 Posted September 21, 2010 Author Members Report Posted September 21, 2010 Hi Mike, thanks for your Post, what i do not understand is, that with the 6 bight i go O2,U2,O2...up to finish with O3,U3,O3... when i have an 6 bight and wanna do the 3pass, i can not go O2,U2,O2, because there are a few strings left? how is the pattern and do i have to cross U3x and U5x on the ends??? Quote
Members Vaquero1 Posted September 22, 2010 Author Members Report Posted September 22, 2010 Mike, you are right, i worked on the knot a few hours yesterday and now i got it. its just the same as it is on the 6 bight... the key is -to make no mistakes!! ;-) i used a differend color for the second string and so it was easyer for me to follow in the right order... Quote
Members megabit Posted September 22, 2010 Members Report Posted September 22, 2010 Mike, you are right, i worked on the knot a few hours yesterday and now i got it. its just the same as it is on the 6 bight... the key is -to make no mistakes!! ;-) i used a differend color for the second string and so it was easyer for me to follow in the right order... Yes, a second color is a big help on multiple interweaves. I kept getting lost one time and didn't have any different color string so I colored it with a sharpie. I figured it would rub off but it actual stayed colored. Faded a bit though. Quote
Members skyout Posted September 22, 2010 Members Report Posted September 22, 2010 (edited) Hi Mike, thanks for your Post, what i do not understand is, that with the 6 bight i go O2,U2,O2...up to finish with O3,U3,O3... when i have an 6 bight and wanna do the 3pass, i can not go O2,U2,O2, because there are a few strings left? how is the pattern and do i have to cross U3x and U5x on the ends??? Bud Brewer gave us these Os & Us: I don?t know anything about types, an I definitely don?t know anything about the math of these things. Long ago I sat down an figured out the way the passes go under an wrote it down. Lost it an so, redid it again. I think it is correct. Maybe this will help with the knots PINEAPPLES 2 pass ? first pass under 2 at the top, under 2 at the bottom. There after, under 3 both top and bottom. (basic pineapple) 3 pass ? first pass under 2 at top, under 4 at bottom. There after under 3 at top and under 5 at bottom 4 pass ? first pass under 2 at top, under 6 at bottom. There after under 3 at top and under 7 at bottom 5 pass ? first pass under 2 at top, under 8 at bottom. There after under 3 at top and under 9 at bottom 6 pass ? first pass under 2 at top, under 10 at bottom. There after under 3 at top and under 11 at bottom http://khww.net/photogallery.php?photo_id=699 Hope it helps. Edited September 22, 2010 by skyout Quote
Members Vaquero1 Posted September 22, 2010 Author Members Report Posted September 22, 2010 2 pass ? first pass under 2 at the top, under 2 at the bottom. There after, under 3 both top and bottom. (basic pineapple) 3 pass ? first pass under 2 at top, under 4 at bottom. There after under 3 at top and under 5 at bottom 4 pass ? first pass under 2 at top, under 6 at bottom. There after under 3 at top and under 7 at bottom 5 pass ? first pass under 2 at top, under 8 at bottom. There after under 3 at top and under 9 at bottom 6 pass ? first pass under 2 at top, under 10 at bottom. There after under 3 at top and under 11 at bottom Great- that helps a lot... thank you!!!! Quote
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