Brace yourself...there's something about my card that you don't see too often. If you follow me, then you know how much I love Stampin' Up!'s ribbons (I'm excited to share ribbon with you when I host product shares, and I love how the ribbons and other accessories perfectly coordinate with
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Hello everybody! It’s time for Facebook Friday! I hope you can join me for an hour of stamping! This week, I’m going to show you three projects featuring The Right Triangle bundle. I have really enjoyed incorporating these dies into my paper crafting. I’ve never had a triangle die and it’s a fun geometric element! In case you’ve never joined ... Read more
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Used Happiness Blooms dsp and the Right Triangle die cut
Hello there everyone, Welcome to the Stamp Around UK Video Hop for November. On the first of every month, a group of us UK demonstrators get...
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Supplemental resources, words and pictures for students of John's ILL625 class at AAU. This personal blog is not created, managed or maintained by the AAU and exists solely as an aid to John's students. The Academy bears no responsibility for anything contained herein. Text is Copyright John Heebink, year posted, except for assignment descriptions.
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I followed Dawn's directions and created two cards, identical. I wanted more texture on the part without the patterned paper, so I pulled the Woven embossing folder out and added a bit of texture. I stamped a vine onto the birthday sentiment using Grass Green stamped off. It is not showing well in the photo. This was a fun card to make. I may try it again.
Two equal circles are inscribed inside a right triangle, which is tangential to two sides of the triangle then find the radius of the circle
Trigonometry of the Right Triangle - Part 2: http://satprepget800.com/2016/06/09/trigonometry-of-the-right-triangle-part-2-act-prep/
Hello friends!!! I wanted to make simple card today. It looks complicated, but it's super easy! I think it looks like a quilt when it's done. You could use either cardstock or Designer Series Paper...or a combination of both...to make this card. I'd love to hear what you think of it! https://youtu.be/zo1mgTn0mqA To make this…
Learn how to find the unknown angle ACP. ABC - a right triangle. Angle A = 30°. O - the center of the circle inscribed in a triangle. Use the property of ang...
In this chapter, we are going to discuss important right angle triangle theorems and properties along with their proofs.
I had some leftovers cuts from THIS CARD , so I used them for another one! I matted the blue triangle with white cardstock, adhered i...
Hi everyone, Apologies first of all as I am very late today. Hopefully, better late than never! Anyway, very quick little post from me today...
Learn how to find the unknown angle DXC in the triangle DXC. Angle AXB = 150°. ABCD is a square. AXB - an isosceles triangle. AX = BX. Use trigonometric rati...
