Oops sorry, my mistake.
Jo's grids DO have a constant angle - because the diameters of each
concentric circle of dots increase more as the circles get bigger - on
'regular' graph papers the diameters increase by a fixed amount each
time.
As with everything there is a penalty to pay for this - the spacing of
the dots increases more rapidly on Jo's grids as you move towards the
outside of the circle - and therefore it's more necessary to use
density changes.
Brenda
On 18 Dec 2006, at 06:36, Jo Falkink wrote:
That's the difference between ordianry grids and mine. Mine have a
constant working angle.
Jo Falkink
Circular grids don't have a "working angle" as such, it changes as
you move from the inside to the outside of the grid.
Oops sorry, forgot to include the URL for Jo Falkink's circular grids
http://www.xs4all.nl/~falkink/lace/grid-round-EN.html
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