Learn how to crochet hyperbolic coral with this free tutorial! Crochet hyperbolic corals is relatively simple: in each round, you add stitches at a constant rate. The more frequently stitches are added, the more quickly the model will ruffle up.
Hyperbolic Form for the Sydney Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef Project. Made from my own yarns. I chose the yellow because Christine Werteim commented how people generally don't make hyperbolics in yellow! (A disgrace!!!) Hook: 4mm (Gives a firmer finish, not to loose - but easy to work) Stitch: DC (US - Single Crochet) curls are some mini crochet corkscrews Increase: 1 in 2 My YouTube Videos! My Blog!
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Hyperbolic Surfaces by Gabriele Meyer | Department of Mathematics, University of Wisconsin #hyperboliccrochet #crochetinspiration
Creating a Crochet Sculpture I love creating freeform crochet sculptures. It gets me into a state of "flow", helps me relax, and brings about a sense of joy. Today I thought I'd share a tutorial on a project I recently made. I started with a ball of variegated yarn and here is how the piece…
Hyperbolic crochet has gained in popularity due to the Crochet Coral Reef project. Basically, hyperbolic crochet is a free-form style of crochet Read More
In 1997 a math professor at Cornell University, Dr. Daina Taimina, discovered that it was possible to create a physical model of a hyperbolic plane using the art of crochet. Many mathematicians thought a physical model was impossible to create. A 2005 article in the New York Times explains: Professor Lets Her Fingers To The…
In case you are unsure about how to begin, or if you think you can't do it, think again! Most of the Reef project will be made up of small...
The Institute For Figuring
One may recall from their geometry class that the sum of the angles in a triangle is 180 degrees. This comes from the Euclidean or "flat" geometry, which includes something called the "parallel postulate" which states that if you were to draw two points next to one another, then extend from those points two lines that…
Hyperbolic crochet artist Gabriele Meyer uses crochet to create works of art that also model hyperbolic surfaces. Check it out!
Last August I wrote about the talk I attended here in Cornell about using crochet in architecture studio. On Tuesday I was visiting Gisela B...
Gabi Meyer's Surfaces
Shows one particular pattern of crochet stitches that result in a hyperbolic surface, revealing densities and areas of curvature.
View the work of Shiying Dong in the online mathematical art gallery of the 2023 Bridges Conference Art Exhibition.
In mid-July a friend sent me a link to the Hyperbolic Crochet blog . The blog author's projects awakened my long-suppressed inner math geek...
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One of the projects I'm working on for my fiber art class this semester will include freeform crochet shapes - something I've been wantin...
