This pattern is the same as the purple and blue pattern from August the 15th. The twist is that the edges don't line up. The holes that used to rhombic holes now look like odd candle sticks. The program is almost identical to the Pythagorean tiling except the "sides 4" is replaced with a "sides 5"(as well the loop must go fives times rather than four).
Monday, October 02, 2006
Pentagon Play
This pattern is the same as the purple and blue pattern from August the 15th. The twist is that the edges don't line up. The holes that used to rhombic holes now look like odd candle sticks. The program is almost identical to the Pythagorean tiling except the "sides 4" is replaced with a "sides 5"(as well the loop must go fives times rather than four).
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