Hi everybody,
Last night I was playing around with a patch of Tiffany, & wondered how I could build further on the weave's texture & overall appearance (and by extension, the rest of the Elf Sheet family tree), & thought of how Tiffany is Elf Sheet's 6 in 1 progression, what'd the 8 in 1 progression look like (if possible), & found that by using the top/bottom rings that connect the Elf Weave chains together into a sheet, & are joined to the top/bottom rings of the Elf Weave chains in a EU 4 in 1 manner for creating Tiffany could also go through another pair of said top/bottom rings further in the pattern/weave, thereby creating an inbuilt layer of EU 4 in 1 on both the top & bottom of the new pattern/weave, which makes me wonder if it could qualify as a hybrid &/or interwoven pattern/weave. I call (what I believe to be) my invention Moriondor, which is a term used in the Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power TV series to describe/refer to the elves that were taken by Melkor/Morgoth & Mairon/Sauron to be tortured, twisted & corrupted into becoming the first orcs (the show's character Addar is a great example of the Moriondor).
Attached are a couple of photos to show what makes Moriondor different from Elf Sheet (I prefer Elf Mail) & Tiffany. In the first photo, we have a comparison of the Elf sheets (Elf Sheet on the left, Tiffany in the middle, & Moriondor on the right. The second photo is a closeup to show how the top & bottom rings create a layer of EU 4 in 1 on both sides of the pattern/weave. I have cotton garden string threaded through (while working) following the columns of the Elf Weave chains & the rings joining said chains; this string is sandwiched between the top & bottom rings to help keep the rings that make the arrowheads/chevrons/V's don't overlap their partners, & to help in showing the top's EU 4 in 1. Moriondor doesn't require the string seen in the photos, using the string seemed a faster & better way to keep & present the rings in a tidy & organized manner. The gold coloured rings at the top are used to identify the beginning point of each Elf Weave chain.
I'd like to know if anyone has thought of this pattern before, or if I'm the first & therefore confirming this pattern/weave's status as to whether it's my invention or someone else's.
Last night I was playing around with a patch of Tiffany, & wondered how I could build further on the weave's texture & overall appearance (and by extension, the rest of the Elf Sheet family tree), & thought of how Tiffany is Elf Sheet's 6 in 1 progression, what'd the 8 in 1 progression look like (if possible), & found that by using the top/bottom rings that connect the Elf Weave chains together into a sheet, & are joined to the top/bottom rings of the Elf Weave chains in a EU 4 in 1 manner for creating Tiffany could also go through another pair of said top/bottom rings further in the pattern/weave, thereby creating an inbuilt layer of EU 4 in 1 on both the top & bottom of the new pattern/weave, which makes me wonder if it could qualify as a hybrid &/or interwoven pattern/weave. I call (what I believe to be) my invention Moriondor, which is a term used in the Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power TV series to describe/refer to the elves that were taken by Melkor/Morgoth & Mairon/Sauron to be tortured, twisted & corrupted into becoming the first orcs (the show's character Addar is a great example of the Moriondor).
Attached are a couple of photos to show what makes Moriondor different from Elf Sheet (I prefer Elf Mail) & Tiffany. In the first photo, we have a comparison of the Elf sheets (Elf Sheet on the left, Tiffany in the middle, & Moriondor on the right. The second photo is a closeup to show how the top & bottom rings create a layer of EU 4 in 1 on both sides of the pattern/weave. I have cotton garden string threaded through (while working) following the columns of the Elf Weave chains & the rings joining said chains; this string is sandwiched between the top & bottom rings to help keep the rings that make the arrowheads/chevrons/V's don't overlap their partners, & to help in showing the top's EU 4 in 1. Moriondor doesn't require the string seen in the photos, using the string seemed a faster & better way to keep & present the rings in a tidy & organized manner. The gold coloured rings at the top are used to identify the beginning point of each Elf Weave chain.
I'd like to know if anyone has thought of this pattern before, or if I'm the first & therefore confirming this pattern/weave's status as to whether it's my invention or someone else's.
