Decorative Odoshi Styles

Intro
There are a few ways to do the decorative lacing on the Sode and Kusazuri. 
Decorative Lacing - Decorative lacing refers to the lacing style on the bottom-most plate of the sode. There are three popular variants (shown below), but this is not even almost representative of the possibilities. Decorative Lacing comes in 3 'parts':
# Dotted Row - A simple alternating row of lacing, traditionally at the top of the plate under the suspension lacing. Sometimes the dotted row are group with the mimi-ito. As such is is considered proper to utilize the same color for both.
# Cross-Lace Row - Cross lace rows utilize two strands of lace in an "x" pattern.
# Braided Row - Braided rows utilize lace in a diagonal pattern. The pattern can face the same direction or alternate if desired.
(Armors that utilize a rank seal can have the bottom two rows be a different color. Knights and above can choose to utilize as much rank-colored odoshi as they wish.)
Example Gallery
50899059_376687616475408_6405647369240576_n.jpg|Style A
50233378_524174261423018_9191863881893412864_n.jpg|Style B
style3.jpg|Style C
Sode7 C.png|Style C
Sode7 B.png|Style B
Sode7 A.png|Style A