Based on Scott David Plumlee's ingenious design of Tripoli Triangle, six of the Tripoli Triangle units are simply connected end to end. I tried out a few other ways to link them up; in the end, I chose the easiest one; no muss, no fuss; nothing to distract attention from the intricate, lacy design of each little triangle.
The lovely bracelet shows off the unique combination of Byzantine and Mobius, the two ever popular chainmaille weaves. With every movement of the wrist, each tiny jump ring of the Tripoli points reflects the light in all directions, giving a soft sparkle that's the trade mark of Byzantine weave.
You are very, very clever! This is an amazing piece of work!! :-)
ReplyDeleteAww thank you, Kenth! Glad you like it too:-)
ReplyDeleteGreat! I'm working on one of these triangles too. Ordered a kit from SpiderChain Jewelry. She has all of the Plumlee kits. Mine is copper and jewelry brass.
ReplyDeleteThat is excellent, Jack! You can't go wrong with rings from SpiderChain! One of the best!
ReplyDeleteHave fun with the triangles:-)
Hello Daisy, thank you for your personal recommendation of my chain pattern from the 3rd book "Chain and Bead Jewelry Geometric Connections". I wrote that book ten years ago, and it gives me great happiness that it still continues to inspire new utilization. Your jewelry, images, and website are dynamic - great job!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Scott,
DeleteThank you so much for stopping by my blog! Been a big fan your work; your words of encouragement totally made my day! So glad you shared your knowledge and eye of design with us, helps creating this community of chainmaillers.
Daisy