Last year, I wrote a paper about my methods for converting some types of polygon patterns into that weird type of #beadCrochet. It appeared in last year’s Bridges Conference Proceedings.

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https://archive.bridgesmathart.org/2021/bridges2021-281.pdf

This year, I wrote a somewhat analogous paper on converting the patterns to #chainMaille instead

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This is a piece of #beadCrochet which uses the same polygon pattern as the #chainMaille in the previous post…it is much, much smaller.

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A few posts back in this thread, I mentioned a short paper that I had written about my #beadCrochet escapades.

Here is a link to the very short video that I had done to elaborate on the stuff described in that paper.

https://vimeo.com/581733478

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Here is the piece of #beadCrochet from 2 posts back shown with copies of its polygon pattern. I had a similar (but lighter) picture in the art exhibition at JMM 2021.

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Some #beadCrochet based on #polygonSquiggles

Before and after.

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This is how I managed to get those embellishments sized just right in the #beadCrochet piece shown at the beginning of this thread.

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