
I also attempted this one by just using the simple 4 plus obi marking pins, plus half way divider pins, as opposed to actually placing all of the complex 8 guidelines. It was so easy for me to see where the six squares went, I didn't think I would need them. Mistake! I think things would have come out a little more square (no pun intended) if I had put the guidelines in. I will next time!

But for my first try at this pattern, and particularly given how non-spherical this base ended up being, I'm pretty happy with it.
Currently feeling:

Wow, that is absolutely lovely. Great job!
ReplyDeleteOHOHOH!!! That is just fabulous!!! Yes, I'm totally hooked.......bad Erin for distracting me with pretties before the start of the new year!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!! I really need to learn to do this one day.
ReplyDeleteFabulous job, Erin! Especially impressive with no pattern and no complex markings!! You'll be ready for the JTA certification soon. ;)
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