Mathematical Quilts
Heighway Dragon, completed December 2009.
Polyiamonds
The 35
hexominoes tiled into a rhombus, summer 2008.
LeMoyne stars looked like a technical
challenge, so I set out to make a quilt of them. Then I decided that
the quilting needed to be in epicycles, and I got very distracted
doing that.
I didn't actually write any code to make the
maze quilt,
but its algorithmic nature puts it among the math quilts.
Traditional Quilts
This sampler is an advent calendar, with each square being a pocket; completed for December 2009.
I don't seem to have a photo of this project completed - more coming when I get around to it.
I wanted to dabble in a scrappier look, and so made a pile of
hourglass units, thinking to make a quilt entirely from them. They
seemed somehow incoherent like that, so I replanned. January 2011.
A simple jewelbox quilt, February 2012.
Quilting detail.
A note about programs and copyrights
If you reproduce my photos/programs/text elsewhere, please leave my
name attached. You are quite welcome to make anything you see; feel
free to email me if you need any gaps filled in (at the level of detail
I usually provide).
