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Throw 145cm x 115cm (57” x 45”)
Kit includes all fabric for top and pattern - $155 AUS
Optional extra $25 for the Creative Grid 60 degree ruler which makes it a snap to make Triangle Fanfare for the cool nights on the lounge. Available in any colourway you can conjure up. Pattern alone $20 AUS
Please note fabrics may vary from original
One of the triangle fillers/spacers for my new blanket/counterpane/whatever will require a ridiculous number of hexagons project.
Pattern page: Starflower Hexagon
Non-Ravelry members can download the pattern here: Available in US and UK terminology as well as color and black-and-white versions!
Sterling Silver. May/June 2011.
Part of the Organic Modular Structures series, this pendant is the same form as the grey felt object I made, but much smaller. The triangular units are riveted together to form a strong rigid structure, which when worn spins on the curved wire segment of the chain. This series was originally inspired by the segments and symmetry seen in the prints by Ernst Haeckel. With this pendant I have aimed to bring together the modular styles seen in furniture and interior design, with the modular and segmented structures found in nature.
Triangle, Va. (April 28, 2019) – The Marine Corps Heritage Foundations 38TH Annual Awards Ceremony holds their annual awards dinner. Photo by Johnny Bivera
I love all of the angles and triangles that are in this image. Part of my Exploring with a Camera series on Photo Essays: www.kateyeview.com/2010/10/exploring-with-camera-photo-es...
clamping 1/4" brass plate to the mill to be made into 6 triangles, the points of which will be the 18 points that support the mirror. (the brass plate is also from the scrap yard)