Project Ssongg Day6 - Geogebra Simulation / Spiral Pattern

 

[GEOGEBRA SIMULATION / SPIRAL PATTERN]


Hello, This is Ssongg from Playground/Playshop

It is rainy season in my place, Koh Phangan but it not rains a lot and just cloudy to be lazy.


However it is great weather to do Stringart so why don't you join me?


Today we are going to make spiral pattern.


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In the spiral pattern, when the circle is divided in half,

one side is threaded without missing nailsand the other side is threaded on 5 nails and one nail is skippied.


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Therefore, the number of crossed nails, the rotation angle is important.

(Actually the radius of the spiral pattern can be reflectedin the actual string art considering its desired size so it is not so important.)


In GeoGebra simulation,the rotation angle entering the function as a variable is more important.


Earlier, it was said that 5 nails are threaded and 1 nails is skipped.Here, the number of weaving nails and the number of skipping nails can be changed as desired.


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Today We're going to make a spiral weave 3 and skip 1,and modify it to weave 5 and skip 1.


It is our design in which 60 nails are installed at regular intervals along the circle.Since the number of nails is 60, if we divide three hundred sixty degrees into 60 intervals,we can see that the angle between the two nails is 6 degrees.


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so let's start it with Youtube Video :)



How was the Geogebra Simulation?


Now we knows how to simulate Spiral pattern so let's make it in real stringart!!







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