You will also find two large spikes will be handy to mark the pivot points. Pace off the total area about eight or nine paces in all directions from a center point to make sure you have enough space.
Mark this center point "point A" with a spike or other object. This "line B" will line up with the entry into the center circle of the labyrinth. Center the drawing tool on the main center pivot point "point A" about one and a half to two path widths away reference "circle C" and make two parallel lines at least two path widths long straight out radially from the center. This will be the entry into the center circle and will delineate the stopping points on either side for the center circle circumference.
The center circle "circle 1" will be three path widths in radius that's six path widths in diameter, or one fourth of the overall diameter and the center entry path will extend into the center of the circle about one and a half path widths halfway from the edge of the center concentric circle ["circle 1"] to the center pivot ["point A"]. I previously measured my tool and the three path width distance comes to within a few inches from the end of the tool as well as marking the two path width distance along the handle.
Starting at one of the parallel lines denoting the center entry path, circumscribe most of the center circle stopping at the other line of the center entry path. This will define the first of nine circuits or "path 1" as counted out from the center. This defines the second circuit "path 2". You will now be using the third concentric circle "line 3" as a guide to make the fourth concentric circle "line 4" and defining the third circuit "path 3". NOTE: all the preceding steps are identical to drawing the first four of the seven circuit classical pattern in a concentric style vs.
This reference "point H" will be the outermost extent of the three path width radius turn to the right of the labyrinth entry path. Alternatively, you could just use the first three path width radius you drew in the previous step as a guide for the tool and just draw another two path width radius arc inside of the first one and then subdivide the middle to make the two stacked turns in the next step.
