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This is where geometry comes in handy when designing a cube form. I
made various models made of newspaper and magazine (for colours) sheets
for the parts, before I was satisfied with the effect of using various
shades of red, yellow, neutral and white against a black background.
There are only two triangle templates for the sides which add up to a
diamond with all the four sides being equal is size. The strips were
added when the three diamonds were finished: just measure the lengths
and cut the selected three fabric strips. The traditional quilt block
is known as "Tumbling Block". Karama calls it the "Box".
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