1.  Opening B.

2.   L1, under L2n, proximally picks up L2f and returns (fig. 95a - step A). 5 proximally picks up L1f. then hooks down L2n from the far side (fig. 95a - step B).

3.  L1 hooks down 1f to the right of the L2n-L5n string ( fig. 95b - step A).  Hold the L1 loop tightly in the crook of L1.

4.  Release R1 loop (fig. 95b - step B), proximally pass R345 into R5 loop (fig. 95b - step C) and clasp the RH. Rotate the RH so that R1 turns toward the body and down and the knuckles face the body.  Release L5 (fig. 95b - step D) and extend forming fig. 95c, The Turnstone (Point Barrow and Colville River) or The Rabbit (Cape Prince of Wales).

5. Release RH loop. Grasp the lower TV string at "X" in fig. 95c with the RH and extend the RH to the right forming fig. 95d, The Ptarmigan (Cape Prince of Wales).

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Fig. 95a

Fig. 95b

Fig. 95c - The Turnstone

Fig. 95d - The Ptarmigan