Elements · 116 clusters

Clusters

Turns are done in runs as often as singly. A cluster stores its entry edge and the order of its turns; every edge in between is chained out of the same rule, so a run of three costs no more to add than one. Pick the edge you are starting from.

three-mohawk

three turn, then mohawk

double three

three turn, then three turn

double three-mohawk

three turn, then three turn, then mohawk

triple three

three turn, then three turn, then three turn

counter-mohawk

counter, then mohawk

counter-three

counter, then three turn

rocker-mohawk

rocker, then mohawk

rocker-choctaw

rocker, then choctaw

bracket-counter

bracket, then counter

counter-2½ twizzle

counter, then 2½ twizzle

rocker-counter

rocker, then counter

choctaw-three-rocker

choctaw, then three turn, then rocker

bracket-cross roll

bracket, then cross roll

3-turn-change of edge-double twizzle

three turn, then change of edge, then double twizzle

rocker-counter-double twizzle

rocker, then counter, then double twizzle