Posts by Family
This page allows you to find posts of weaves by weave families. Check this glossary item if you would like to know more about weave families.
Families
Family Lists
European
European weaves are inspired by weaves historically worn as armour originating in Europe. European weaves tend to have a noticeable grain due to the rings alternating direction in each row. Below is a list of articles about weaves of the European family.
Helm
Members of the Helm weave family can be distinguished by their use of small rings inside of larger rings and the larger rings orbiting around those small rings.
Japanese
Japanese weaves are inspired by weaves historically worn as armour in Japan. Japanese weaves are characterized by rings joining at 90-degree angles and tend to be geometric. Below is a list of articles about weaves of the Japanese family.
Mage
Members of the Mage weave family are characterized by having slants alternate so they don't stack.
Mobius
Members of the Mobius weave family use Mobius Balls with three or more rings where a single ring would work, adding some flair.
Persian
Members of the Persian weave family can be distinguished by their use of stacked rings, usually having two sets of pairs, each moving in opposite directions.
Rhino
Members of the Rhino weave family are characterized by their frequent use of around-the-eye connections.