Byzantine
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This is a very beautiful "rope weave". The way the rings are
woven almost give the illusion that the rings are bending.
Byzantine goes by a few different names; Byzantine, Bird Cage,
Fool's Weave.
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Byzantine (Trippled center)
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This is the version of Byzantine that we like best. It makes
the weave look more full.
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Roundmail
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Round mail is basically 6 rows of European 4-in-1 connected in
a circle. It is classified as a "rope weave".
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Inverted Roundmail
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This is Roundmail that has been inverted. It's rather hard to
explain. This is also classified as a "rope weave".
In comparison to Roundmail, this is a much stiffer weave.
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Box
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Like Roundmail, this weave is made from European 4-in-1. But instead
of 6 rows, it only uses 4 rows. This gives the weave a square shape, making
each section look like a little box.
Although it might be square in shape, it is also a "rope
weave".
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Harvest Moon
 
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This is a weave Dustin created. He is very proud of this weave
and it's one of our best selling bracelets.
If you notice, the weave is broken into sections. Each section contains
4 rings in a 1-2-1 pattern. Though not very round, this would be a "rope
weave".
Believe it or not, the two weaves in this picture are the same. The different
color patterns make it look completely different.
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Cresent Moon
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This is a variation of the Harvest Moon weave. Where as Harvest Moon
goes 1-2-1, this weaves pattern goes 2-1-2, and each section is
offset.
Like Harvest Moon, this is a "rope weave".
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Spiral
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This weave looks very cool. It makes lovely jewelry. The catch with this
"rope weave" is that unless it is anchored at both ends it will
unwind.
This unwinding causes this weave to be bit of a pain if used
by itself as the wearer needs to wind it up each time before wearing
it. This is classified as a "rope weave".
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Double Spiral
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Unlike the normal Spiral, this weave will not unwind. The doubled
rings causes it to maintain it's spiral at all times.
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Prairie Fire
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Another weave that Dustin invented.
At first glance, this weave looks like a jumble of rings, but upon closer
inspection you'll notice re-occuring patterns. It's a combination of Japanese
and Persian weaves.
It is meant to be used as a sheet weave, is very thick, very
durable, and is pretty flexible too. This would make for amazing
armor but would be very heavy do to it's density.
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Mobius Ball
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A very fun little toy. These things can be quite addictive to
play with. They also help relieve stress in the same way a Worry
Stone works, except it's not a stone and can improve hand and
finger coordination and dexterity.
Every ring is fed through every other ring. This makes it possible
to keep rolling the rings through each other without ever stopping.
As like the Mobius Loop that has no beginning or end, the Mobius
Ball has no first or last ring.
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