IN caes any of these inspire other quilts from you, there are a bunch of other ways to tile the plane with regular polygons here (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euclidean_tilings_of_convex_regular_polygons)
Oooh, lots of good ideas there! I've also recently acquired the [out of print] Handbook of Regular Patterns, which also has lots of ideas for quilts -- but not a lot of tilings, so there's not much overlap with the Euclidean ones in your link.
Hmm, can my little quilt be both Archimedean and Euclidean?
I made the little triangular quilt mainly to teach myself a technique called English paper piecing. I have a commission to make a queen size quilt in the style(s) of Moroccan tilework, and I'd hoped that EPP would be a good way to do some of that (http://bluemothdoings.blogspot.com/2015/03/more-moorish-patterns.html), but it's so time-consuming I think I'll keep looking into other techniques.
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IN caes any of these inspire other quilts from you, there are a bunch of other ways to tile the plane with regular polygons here (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euclidean_tilings_of_convex_regular_polygons)
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I've also recently acquired the [out of print] Handbook of Regular Patterns, which also has lots of ideas for quilts -- but not a lot of tilings, so there's not much overlap with the Euclidean ones in your link.
Hmm, can my little quilt be both Archimedean and Euclidean?
I made the little triangular quilt mainly to teach myself a technique called English paper piecing. I have a commission to make a queen size quilt in the style(s) of Moroccan tilework, and I'd hoped that EPP would be a good way to do some of that (http://bluemothdoings.blogspot.com/2015/03/more-moorish-patterns.html), but it's so time-consuming I think I'll keep looking into other techniques.
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