We are still stuck on these square grids.
What happens when your grid consists of different sized areas? Have a look at this pattern by Lila Holter:
Do I need to say more? Doesn’t this open a whole new world?
And what happens when you combine 2 patterns into 1?
Some patterns would really got well together and create a new pattern just like that!
To open this new pattern-universe slowly to you, please pick 2 grid based patterns. Take ONE block from the one pattern and ONE block from the other pattern. For example:
or
Now you can start again applying the same principle used in Lesson 1 – instead of using only one block and play with combinations, use one block from the one pattern and one block from another. How do they look when combined?
Instead of the same block to do this exercise, you use one block for the pink A and another block for the blue A.
Is your head spinning just THINKING of the possibilities? Good! That should keep you very busy for a while!
ZenHugs! Have fun and please don’t forget to post your findings in our Facebook group!