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This is the template that we've been using for making orbit balls. The process we've been using is the same on that Ike describes here: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...37&postcount=9
We've made 30 so far.
I'm sure you can guess what color our balls are.
23-01-2009 16:58
skimooseWhere's the sixth piece of the ball?
Do you weave that one in after the first five are together?
23-01-2009 17:02
skimooseOops. Found my answer in Ike's post. We still like weaving one at a time. Unless you have about five hands weaving simultaneously can get away from you.
23-01-2009 17:16
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Oops. Found my answer in Ike's post. We still like weaving one at a time. Unless you have about five hands weaving simultaneously can get away from you.
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23-01-2009 17:41
Joe Ross
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Oops. Found my answer in Ike's post. We still like weaving one at a time. Unless you have about five hands weaving simultaneously can get away from you.
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23-01-2009 17:53
Cynette
Nice template! I made a ball out of paper strips today and focused on making the triangles and pentagons and it seemed easier than focusing on the over-under sequencing. But I hadn't though about laying the strips flat first! With all this extra advice, we might just get our 100+ Rolling Thunder Rochester Rally "GUS" balls done on time!
24-01-2009 14:21
Cynette
We just tried this method! That is very cool!
How many balls are you making? Are you hosting a pre-ship rally as well?
24-01-2009 15:09
Joe Ross
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We just tried this method! That is very cool!
How many balls are you making? Are you hosting a pre-ship rally as well? |
30-01-2009 21:59
5n1p3rawesome....now to find the right material to make it with...hmmm