Bead Crochet Bracelets: What Would Escher Do?

Year: 2012 Authors: Ellie Baker; Susan Goldstine

Core claim

A bead plane method lets designers extract bracelet patterns from planar tessellations and produce more symmetric, recognizable bead crochet designs.

Topics

bead crochet, tessellations, bracelet design, Escher-inspired patterns, planar tilings

Domains

tessellation theory, torus geometry, symmetry studies, translation invariance, textile craft, pattern design, surface ornament, mathematical art

Methods

diagonal charts, vertical charts, bead plane tilings, polygon deformation

Media

beads, thread, crochet hook, seed beads, pony beads

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