Weave Identification

[Peanut]

Is it permitted for me to post a picture of a weave to request identification? I’ve been through pages of weave images and a lot of them are starting to look the same. I’m sure the expertise here could save my sight and sanity.

TIA

 

[Karpeth]

Post away!

 

[Peanut]

There seems to be a wire down the middle of the weave, to maintain the shape of the item. It looks fairly simple, but I’m not experienced enough to work it out my own self.

 

[Karpeth]

https://chainmaillers.com/maillepedia/half-persian-3-in-1.492/

 

[Peanut]

https://chainmaillers.com/maillepedia/half-persian-3-in-1.492/

Thank you!! Weirdly, the email notification I received says 4-in-1 and your onsite post says 3-in-1. Friday the 13 gremlins are at work 😳

 

[chainmaillers.com]

Thank you!! Weirdly, the email notification I received says 4-in-1 and your onsite post says 3-in-1. Friday the 13 gremlins are at work 😳

That's because he originally said HP 4 in 1 and then edited his post to HP 3 in 1. No gremlins on the site, just Karpeth

 

[Peanut]

That's because he originally said HP 4 in 1 and then edited his post to HP 3 in 1. No gremlins on the site, just Karpeth

Gotcha - thanks for that

 

[chainmaillers.com]

In reference to your initial question, it's rare that you see HP 3 in 1 reinforced with wire like that. Usually something like that is done to stabilize the persian form of 2 in 1 chain which will revert to regular 2 in 1 without reinforcement.

 

[Peanut]

In reference to your initial question, it's rare that you see HP 3 in 1 reinforced with wire like that. Usually something like that is done to stabilize the persian form of 2 in 1 chain which will revert to regular 2 in 1 without reinforcement.

The wire is to create a candy cane shape.

 

[chainmaillers.com]

Ahhhh, that makes sense then