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Ply-splitting is a generic term that includes ply-split braiding and the much more common ply-split darning. The difference: in ply-split braiding, there is one set of elements (cords), and each cord moves at an angle to the selvedge; in ply-split darning, there are two sets of elements, with cords at right angles (comparable to warp and weft in weaving). | Ply-splitting is a generic term that includes ply-split braiding and the much more common ply-split darning. The difference: in ply-split braiding, there is one set of elements (cords), and each cord moves at an angle to the selvedge; in ply-split darning, there are two sets of elements, with cords at right angles (comparable to warp and weft in weaving). | ||
| − | Ply-splitting can be flat, but it can also zig-zag and spiral, and in fact can take just about any three-dimensional shape. A vast number of geometric and pictorial designs are also possible. This is exciting and mostly unexplored territory. | + | Ply-splitting can be flat, but it can also zig-zag and spiral, and in fact can take just about any three-dimensional shape. A vast number of geometric and pictorial designs are also possible. This is exciting and mostly unexplored territory. There are designs for making, instructions for ornaments, necklaces, bags, baskets. |
===Links=== | ===Links=== | ||
| + | [[Image:Split ply.gif|thumb|Split ply woven basket]] | ||
*[http://www.lindahendrickson.com/ How to make cords for SLit Play braiding] | *[http://www.lindahendrickson.com/ How to make cords for SLit Play braiding] | ||
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOpomKQe5Oc&eurl=http://www.lindahendrickson.com/cordmaking-instructions.htm Video of making the cords] | *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOpomKQe5Oc&eurl=http://www.lindahendrickson.com/cordmaking-instructions.htm Video of making the cords] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:56, 30 March 2016
Ply-splitting is a generic term that includes ply-split braiding and the much more common ply-split darning. The difference: in ply-split braiding, there is one set of elements (cords), and each cord moves at an angle to the selvedge; in ply-split darning, there are two sets of elements, with cords at right angles (comparable to warp and weft in weaving).
Ply-splitting can be flat, but it can also zig-zag and spiral, and in fact can take just about any three-dimensional shape. A vast number of geometric and pictorial designs are also possible. This is exciting and mostly unexplored territory. There are designs for making, instructions for ornaments, necklaces, bags, baskets.
