Titlebook: Classical Loop-in-Loop Chains; And Their Derivative Jean Reist Stark,Josephine Reist Smith Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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Clifford J. Jolly,Jane E. Phillips-Conroyhich the weaving is done in more than one direction. The number of directions is indicated in the name and is initially determined by the number of loops that are soldered into the starting arrangement (STARTER).

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Norman Adler,Donald Pfaff,Robert W. Goyeriod until the end of the Middle Ages. Among the earliest surviving examples of loop-in-loop chains were those discovered in the royal graves at Ur which have been dated to around 3000 .., but mastery of the problems associated with the technique and the quality of the craftsmanship indicate that s

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Brain Mechanisms and Parental Behaviorhe choice of chain type and size. There are three basic chain types: single-loop (one loop through one loop), double-loop (one loop through two loops), and pinched loop or “sailor’s (one loop through one loop at right angles to each other). All of these basic types can be made in meshlike multiples.

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Lynwood G. Clemens,David R. Weaverchains, a fused loop is shaped by pinching to form two openings that are at right angles to each other. Constructing chains in this group is very gratifying for a beginner because such chains are quickly and often easily made. In addition, a variety of appearances can be achieved by making changes i

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Jacinta C. Beehner,Thore J. Bergmanrowing chain, double loop-in-loop chains are made by inserting a link through both the next-to-last and the last links. This produces a strong chain with a tight weave that is handsome and durable. This has been one of the most frequently used loop-in-loop chains both in ancient and in modern jewelr

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Larissa Swedell,Steven R. Leigh of links to form broader chains. The individual links are soldered together to form larger composite links, here designated as LINKS, which are then woven into a chain, with the exception of Chain 29, in which soldered spacers are used.

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Steven R. Leigh,Robin M. Bernsteintiple woven meshes, the links are held together in both directions by weaving as in two-way single and two-way double chains. The difference here is that in a mesh, multiple links are held in a row by a single link going in the other direction, necessitating the use of a minimum of two link sizes. T