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I've started working on a triangle card to use up all my scraps - see Dawn's card for my inspiration at www.flickr.com/photos/turleyfamily/3440495663/in/pool-crafty. When I have some colors and little bits of paper left, I'm going to complete this card - the background is not white, but a beautiful pale lavender. I just wanted to give you a peak.
I like this crop allot more. The big orange X's in the other one are a little too much. Made from a triangle portion of this butterfly.
Triangles are my favourite shape
Three points where two lines meet
Toe to toe, back to back, let's go my love; it's very late
'Til morning comes, let's tessellate
Triangle butterflyfish (Chaetodon triangulum). Photograph taken whilst snorkelling on the housereef of the island of Vilamendhoo, The Maldives.
I used a version of the half-square triangle method of obtaining triangles. If it makes sense, I then cut down the triangles one more time...... So I guess it is more like quarter square triangles? The quilt is super cute. I hope to have a NEW camera by the time I am finished quilting this little one so that I can share and not have icky pictures :( boo.
Blogged here: renorx.blogspot.com/
March 25, 2011
One hundred years ago, on March 25, 1911, a fire broke out on the 8th Floor. As the workers had gone on strike the year before, the exits were locked by the managers to prevent job actions, and to prevent workers from taking breaks.
With no way out, 146, mainly immigrant women and girls, some as young as fourteen burned or jumped from these windows to their deaths.
Until only a few months ago, some of the victims remained unidentified.
The alarms sounded at 4:45pm, and it being an unusually warm March day, many soon came from nearby Washington Square Park to witness the fire.
By one account, the crowd stood powerless as girls and women, and men, jumped from the building, many wept as they watched.
The only bright spot of this tragedy is that it shocked the city and nation into much needed labor reforms which exist to this day.
Today, the building houses the NYU chemistry department.
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The model is folded and assembled from six 2x1 [15cm x 7.5cm] rectangles of Kami.
This is just another simple manipulation of the paper to make the white stripes a little narrower.
Maria has also added some variations to the model - www.flickr.com/photos/goorigami/7649731566/
No diagrams for my variation.
Video instructions by Sara Adams for folding the Maria Sinayskaya's original model
here - www.happyfolding.com/instructions-sinayskaya-hex_star
Many thanks to Maria Sinayskaya for sharing her model.
Scraps of mat board for my Christmas Eve "triangles".
Monthly Scavenger Hunt
December 2011
#14 Triangles
Postcard features Triangle Park in Granite City, Illinois. According to the book, Granite City : a pictorial history" concerts were held here in the 1920s. The site on Madison Avenue is now named Memorial Park. The Lutheran Hospital, also known as Granite City Hospital (1904-June 1911), later St. Elizabeth's Hospital (October 11, 1911 - ) in the background faced 21st Street. The photo was taken prior to 1921 when a third story was built on each of the two wings of the hospital.
I used here the same module as for the triangle cross quilt. I can combine four of the triangles to a tetrahedron.
The module is the snow flake module by Francis Ow.
I only assembled it differently.
Hans Werner Guth has made a similar tetrahedron with longer strips.
Folder: Dirk Eisner
6 units
paper size: length : width = 1/sqrt(3) : 1 = 0.577 : 1