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Crease patterns show the layout and orientation of folds for a model on a flat sheet. They allow a knowledgable folder to recreate the model without needing detailed or step-by-step instructions. These crease patterns are for some of my original tessellation models.
Cog in the Machine
Cog in the Machine
Recommended grid density: Hexagon paper 12" diameter or larger; 32 triangle grid
The open hexagon twists will overlap unless you star puff them. To emphasize the pattern, I like to pinwheel the closed hexagon twists.
Pyramid Scheme
Pyramid Scheme
Recommended grid density: Hexagon paper 24cm diameter or larger; 32 triangle grid
Shrinkage ratio: 1/2
Hexagon twist edges should be folded inwards to create triangles. Be sure that the triangles are all aligned -- adjust the layering as needed to achieve this.
Running Stitch: Crossing
Running Stitch: Crossing
Recommended grid density: Square paper; triangle grid; 32 vertical divisions or higher
Running Stitch: Parallel
Running Stitch: Parallel
Recommended grid density: Square paper; triangle grid; 32 vertical divisions or higher
This pattern is also known as Spilled Bricks by Madonna Yoder.
Playroom
Playroom
Recommended grid density: Square paper; triangle grid; 32 vertical divisions or higher
Shrinkage ratio: 1/2
Windmill Fringed Gentian
Windmill Fringed Gentian
Recommended grid density: 48 squares or higher
Refer to folding instructions for more details
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