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Most of you have woven diamonds as diagrammed in TTW, page 118, Fig 103
(a) and (b) and you may have enjoyed the fact that this pattern creates
ridges at the outline of the diamond. You can see examples if you look
at my website at www.theloomybin.com/cw/2color.html, photo at the top
and photo under #4, "Photo of Pattern #4, #5, #6".
I am looking for a logical explanation of why ridges pop up or drop down
along a diagonal line. The twist changes from "twist-on-twist" to
"twist-against-twist". I would expect that "twist-against-twist" always
wins and pops up but that does not seem to be the case. What other
factors can be involved here?
Maybe I'm wrong and confused. Peter, is there a page that explains what
I need to know?
Gudrun
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