Luna asks: “When you braid, how come you need three strands, but when you finish it looks like two, even when you have three colors?”
We untangle the secret of braiding! We learn why two strands can only twist but three strands can actually weave, how the over-and-under crossing pattern works, and why the finished braid shows two rows of bumps on the outside while the third strand hides inside, holding everything together.
Featuring an original song: “Over and Under” — a bright chamber folk-pop waltz with interwoven counterpoint melodies that braid around each other, just like the strands themselves.
