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Right Angle Weave Compass
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Copyright 2004 C. Prussing
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or
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Subsequent
unit
Turn to East
Subsequent
counterclock
wise unit
Subsequent
clockwise unit
Turn to East
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or
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Turn to West
Turn to West
Starting unit
Clockwise
Start
Counterclockwise
Start
Two needles
Single needle
Right angle weave units, each worked vertically from South to North. Subsequent units each involve 3 beads (apart from the starting
bead for the unit). The Ñcrossing beadÒ is the one from which the thread(s) emerge(s) at the end of the unit. The ÑcompassÒ refers
to each individual unit of weave, not the entire piece of beadwork; it provides a position description for each bead in the unit.
The crossing bead for one unit is the South Ñstarting beadÒ for the next. ÑOne manÔs ceiling is another manÔs floor.Ò
When working in a straight line, North is the crossing bead. When making a 90 degree turn, either East or West is the crossing bead.
To make a 90 degree turn with two needles, one needle strings all 3 new beads, the other needle crosses through the last bead. In
other words, if you want to turn to the right (East), the left needle strings the beads; to turn left (West), the right needle strings.
Note that when making a 90 degree turn with a single needle, sometimes you have to pass again through 2 beads, sometimes 4,
depending upon whether the unit must be worked clockwise or counterclockwise. In other words, determine whether you want to
emerge on the right (East) or left (West), and just keep circling until you get there.
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Right Angle Weave Compass
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You can rotate and move your beadwork
around as you work! You do nothave to
keep it always vertical or horizontal, as in
other methods of beadwork.
A turn to East
Ï pass through
North
Rotate row to
horizontal, make
another turn to East
Rotate work to
vertical again, add
row alongside
A circled X
indicates the
crossing bead
in each unit
Rotate row to
horizontal, make
another turn to East
Rotate work
to vertical
again
Subsequent
units contain a
pass through
of an adjacent
bead
Joining two rows ends (as when encircling
an object), then adding another row
Vertical Row
ending with a
turn to the
right (East)
Adding another row alongside
A 180 degree turn thus involves two 90 degree turns:
1.
End the first row with a turn
Rotate row to
horizontal, make
another turn to West
2.
Rotate work to horizontal
3.
Make another identical turn
A turn to West
- pass through
North
Rotate work to
vertical again, add
row alongside
4.
Rotate work again to vertical
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