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Step 4Stopping the chain
You have a few options, depending on what you're trying to make.
The easiest way might be to stop at "pair A" and simply not add the next 2x2 unit.
You can actually use something else in place of pair A: a split-ring for holding keys, or perhaps a different ring size/type/something.
If you think you understand the weave well enough, you can also bring the end of the chain to the beginning and attach it in a circle.
It is also possible to attach the end to a point somewhere else on the chain, too, to form a loop at one end (or both).
Simply take pair A and attach to any other pair A prior on the chain.
The easiest way might be to stop at "pair A" and simply not add the next 2x2 unit.
You can actually use something else in place of pair A: a split-ring for holding keys, or perhaps a different ring size/type/something.
If you think you understand the weave well enough, you can also bring the end of the chain to the beginning and attach it in a circle.
It is also possible to attach the end to a point somewhere else on the chain, too, to form a loop at one end (or both).
Simply take pair A and attach to any other pair A prior on the chain.
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Jun 7, 2009. 12:38 AMRiann13
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the purple is very pretty with the black; I like how it pops
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