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	'''Braiding''' is the craft of making [[braid]] from [[spinning\|spun]] [[thread]]. Braids can be decorative, practical or both, and the technique used can determine which category the resulting braid falls into.		'''Braiding''' is the craft of making [[braid]] from [[spinning\|spun]] [[thread]]. Braids can be decorative, practical or both, and the technique used can determine which category the resulting braid falls into.

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	'''Braiding''' is the craft of making [[braid]] from [[spinning\|spun]] [[thread]]. Braids can be decorative, practical or both, and the technique used can determine which category the resulting braid falls into.		'''Braiding''' is the craft of making [[braid]] from [[spinning\|spun]] [[thread]]. Braids can be decorative, practical or both, and the technique used can determine which category the resulting braid falls into.

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	* [[kumihimo]] - produces circular cross-section braids of astonishing complexity and beauty - traditionally made in silk, weaving tends to take a bit more time, but the results are worth it		* [[kumihimo]] - produces circular cross-section braids of astonishing complexity and beauty - traditionally made in silk, weaving tends to take a bit more time, but the results are worth it
	* [[lucet]] - produces square or couching braids - braiding is quite easy to do, though it can be time-consuming and the threads used must be hard-wearing due to abrasion - but this is a braiding technique that can be taken on the train/bus with you.		* [[lucet]] - produces square or couching braids - braiding is quite easy to do, though it can be time-consuming and the threads used must be hard-wearing due to abrasion - but this is a braiding technique that can be taken on the train/bus with you.
	* sprang - probably the oldest braiding technique in the world (bronze-age) ~~whitch~~ produces a very open mesh-structure. www.denblauwenswaen.nl for more info, check ~~ounder~~ the caption techniques		* [[sprang]] - probably the oldest braiding technique in the world (bronze-age) which produces a very open mesh-structure. See [http://www.denblauwenswaen.nl www.denblauwenswaen.nl] for more info, check under the caption 'techniques'.
	*[[fingerweaving]] - produces cords or flatish braids that may have semi-complex patterns, multiple colours and may be longer than fingerloop braids. Not as strong as other techniques, no ~~equipement~~ required, medium speed and complexity.		*[[fingerweaving]] - produces cords or flatish braids that may have semi-complex patterns, multiple colours and may be longer than fingerloop braids. Not as strong as other techniques, no equipment required, medium speed and complexity.
	*[[plaiting]] - like you might do with long hair, a simple 3 strand plait is period, as are plaits using higher numbers of strands. However probably used less in period as it is neither as strong nor decorative as other techniques.		*[[plaiting]] - like you might do with long hair, a simple 3 strand plait is period, as are plaits using higher numbers of strands. However probably used less in period as it is neither as strong nor decorative as other techniques.
	*[[bobbin tossing]] aka ~~interlockiong~~, whipcording - quick fun way to make cords from 4 strands, can be played as a game for children, or as a training exercise for fighters.		*[[bobbin tossing]] aka interlocking, whipcording - quick fun way to make cords from 4 strands, can be played as a game for children, or as a training exercise for fighters.
	*[[knotting techniques]]-		*[[knotting techniques]]-

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	* [[kumihimo]] - produces circular cross-section braids of astonishing complexity and beauty - traditionally made in silk, weaving tends to take a bit more time, but the results are worth it		* [[kumihimo]] - produces circular cross-section braids of astonishing complexity and beauty - traditionally made in silk, weaving tends to take a bit more time, but the results are worth it
	* [[lucet]] - produces square or couching braids - braiding is quite easy to do, though it can be time-consuming and the threads used must be hard-wearing due to abrasion - but this is a braiding technique that can be taken on the train/bus with you.		* [[lucet]] - produces square or couching braids - braiding is quite easy to do, though it can be time-consuming and the threads used must be hard-wearing due to abrasion - but this is a braiding technique that can be taken on the train/bus with you.
			* sprang - probably the oldest braiding technique in the world (bronze-age) whitch produces a very open mesh-structure. www.denblauwenswaen.nl for more info, check ounder the caption techniques
	*[[fingerweaving]] - produces cords or flatish braids that may have semi-complex patterns, multiple colours and may be longer than fingerloop braids. Not as strong as other techniques, no equipement required, medium speed and complexity.		*[[fingerweaving]] - produces cords or flatish braids that may have semi-complex patterns, multiple colours and may be longer than fingerloop braids. Not as strong as other techniques, no equipement required, medium speed and complexity.
	*[[plaiting]] - like you might do with long hair, a simple 3 strand plait is period, as are plaits using higher numbers of strands. However probably used less in period as it is neither as strong nor decorative as other techniques.		*[[plaiting]] - like you might do with long hair, a simple 3 strand plait is period, as are plaits using higher numbers of strands. However probably used less in period as it is neither as strong nor decorative as other techniques.

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