Playing with W2 and Corners
May 19, 2025
During the Connect the Dots Masterclass, the 2 bottom corner tiles featured the tangle W2 ... drawn as a corner!
The position of the first line drawn for this tangle makes a difference to the way the corner looks as you can see here:
Can you see the difference?
Maybe this will help!
For the tile on the left, the first vertical line is drawn on the right of the squares closest to the diagonal.
For the tile on the right, the first vertical line is drawn on the left of the squares closest to the diagonal.
If you attended the Connect the Dots Masterclass, you can experiment with this using the Connect the Dots templates for Day 5.
If you didn't attend the masterclass, you can get the templates here!
This got me thinking, what would happen if the template was extended so that you can see how the corner develops in both directions.
This is the result:
This got me thinking some more! What would happen if the corners were used to create a frame?
This is the result:
I couldn't resist adding some Huggins to one half of this tile!
If you'd love to play with these corners, the templates have been added to A Deep Dive Into W2, the pre-recorded class included with the January edition of Tangle With Sarah.
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