Triangle fade: Unlocking the Hidden Secrets of Geometry
– The Triangle Fade pattern starts with larger triangles that are closer together at the bottom, gradually getting smaller and further apart toward the top.
– The color of the pattern also gradually changes.
– The Triangle Fade pattern looks great with most logos.
– There are color options available, including grayscale, blue, red, green, purple/pink, navy/yellow, green/navy, ice, fire, orange, rainbow, pastel, and earth.
– The pattern does not work on certain product colors, such as lime.
– Triangle Fade is a pattern that creates color gradients using equilateral triangles.
– Templates and instructions for cutting the triangles are provided within the pattern.
– The pattern is available as a PDF digital download.
– There are three sizes available: Baby (30″ x 36″), Small Throw (46″ x 55″), and Large Throw (58″ x 69″).
– Basic knowledge of quilting is assumed for this pattern.
– The pattern includes diagrams, instructions, alternate color ideas, and a coloring page.
– The pattern is for personal use only and duplication is prohibited.
– Quilts made using Lo & Behold patterns can be sold, but credit must be given to Lo & Behold Stitchery.
– The recommended number of colors for the quilt is 1-3, with various shades of those colors.
– The fabrics used for the cover quilt are Robert Kaufman Kona Solids, with 15 colors.
– Quilting for the cover quilt is done by Walker Quilt Co.
– There are examples of Triangle Fade quilts made by Nicole Wiles and Megan Saenz.
– The pattern can be viewed on a phone/computer or printed on standard 8.5″ x 11″ paper.
– If there are difficulties with the initial download, trying a different browser or device may help.
– The paper pattern and quilt kits are also available for purchase in the shop.
