Observed arrival · 2026-11-03
Stikokin: A Paper Weave With a Coined Name
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A how-to page describes a paper-strip weave made by adding a half twist at each crossing.
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- The instructions recommend strips half an inch to one inch wide and warn that cardstock may crack at the twists.
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The instructions describe a half-turn at every crossing, with a fingernail pressed along the fold if it springs open. For a drifting grid, the page recommends checking the corners with a ruler while the weave is still loose enough to adjust. It identifies the term as made up, yet also says a small circle of crafters uses it; the extracted page offers no supporting links beyond its section navigation.
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