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Jocelyn Shaw replied to the topic Questions, Comments, or Photographs for Discussion with Carolyn Oliver in the forum Master the Flow: Transitions in Braids 3 months, 4 weeks ago
What a fun class. I really enjoyed doing all the different braids, as a new braider many were new to me. I think this was my best braid yet.
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Jocelyn Shaw replied to the topic Questions, Comments, or Photographs for Discussion on 3 Braids with Makiko Tada in the forum Three Twisted Braids 3 months, 4 weeks ago
This was a fun braid to do! Thank you Makiko!
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Jocelyn Shaw replied to the topic Questions, Comments, or Photographs for Discussion on "Edo Yatsu Spiral " in the forum Edo Yatsu Gumi Spirals and Stripes 4 months, 3 weeks ago
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Here’s my braid. I did edo yatsu 1 time both s and z, then 2x s an z, then 3 times s and z and finished with 1 time, changing randomly between s and z. I kept track of each movement on a sheet of paper as Rosalie suggested and it really helped me to keep track of where I was in the braiding process!</p> -
Jocelyn Shaw replied to the topic Questions, Comments, or Photographs for Discussion on "F-Fret to Flowers" in the forum F-Frets to Flowers Edo Yatsu Gumi 4 months, 4 weeks ago
Most of the time Rosalie’s instructions told how to move the tama to get into the next position.
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Jocelyn Shaw replied to the topic Questions, Comments, or Photographs for Discussion on "F-Fret to Flowers" in the forum F-Frets to Flowers Edo Yatsu Gumi 4 months, 4 weeks ago
Here’s my braid! Edo Yatsu Gumi 1x, 2x, 3x, 2x, 1x
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Jocelyn Shaw started the topic Using imposter/silk/biron in the forum General Virtual Gathering Info 4 months, 4 weeks ago
I’m using imposter for the first time. How do I keep all the threads at the same tension? They look nice and flat until I tie the Tama on. Invariably there is at least one loose thread, and I seem to get more as I braid.
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Jocelyn Shaw changed their profile picture 1 year, 11 months ago
Here’s my braid. I did edo yatsu 1 time both s and z, then 2x s an z, then 3 times s and z and finished with 1 time, changing randomly between s and z. I kept track of each movement on a sheet of paper as Rosalie suggested and it really helped me to keep track of where I was in the braiding process!</p>
good job on the braid! When you have a single thread that comes out of the bundle of strands, just undo the looped knot of the element, work the loose end down, and redo the looped knot.