😮How to Draw True 3 & 5 Circuit Labyrinths

Three and five circuit labyrinths have been rising in popularity, especially for those who have limited time, budgets, or space. For decades the seed pattern for drawing the simplified Classical pattern has been taught with a cross and four dots. A couple of essential aspects are sacrificed, however, and I have been studying other methods.
Building off the teachings of Robert Ferre and Erwin Reißmann, this summer I had an epiphany. The three circuit Classical Labyrinth is best drawn by using the top half of the 7-Circuit Pattern! Watch this KZbin video for a demonstration which I was delighted to discover also works for a 5-Circuit Pattern!

[@sadellewiltshire4117]

Thank you SO much, Lars! So good to see this again!

[@jsadvent8240]

I love to see others as fond of the geometry of labyrinths as I am. BTW, for the true 5-circuit lab that's built off the partial 11-circuit seed pattern, consider making a big 'L' out of the vertical line (as though adding in part of the horizontal bar of the cross). That way the final connection makes for a more uniform path width. I'm sure you could explain it far better than I have here.

[@binah3349]

Nice to see these. Great immersion ~ labyrinth evolution :)

[@chantelzimmmerman]

Love it Lars! Thank you so much!

[@vanessacompton1788]

Nice!

[@anniekwok7651]

You are drawing so fast I have a hard time following.