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Details of leads, loops, and strands
Pictured above, a five-lead nine-bight turk's head ring, consisting of three strands, two plain and one twisted.

The number of leads determines how wide the ring will be, and is the most important decision, in my opinion.

(This site last updated on 07-10-2010)

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