exploring quilt geometry - delta state university
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Exploring Quilt Geometry
By Sarah Fleeman
Quilt Square Designs
from
The Seasons Sewnby Ann Whitford Paul
Illustrated by Michael McCurdy
Album
Crossed Canoes
Bear’s Paw
Dolly Madison Star
Tea Leaf
The Trail of the Covered Wagon
Baseball
Job’s Troubles
Blazing Star
Fish Block
Corn and Beans
Mariner’s Compass
Broken Dishes
Rising Star
Cake Stand
Little Giant
Turkey Tracks
Jack-in-the-Pulpit
Mixed T
FallingTimbers
Reel
Beautiful Star
Fox and Geese
Pine Tree
Beautiful to look at
There’s so much to see,
But while we’re looking,
Let’s learn some geometry.
pentagon
parallelogram
trapezoid
isosceles triangle
Let’s identify some polygons
More polygons to identify
pentagon
rectangle
hexagon
isosceles triangle
trapezoid
trapezoid
Congruent Polygons
All corresponding sides and all corresponding angles are congruent.
Similar Polygons
Similar polygons have the same shape. The corresponding angles
have the same measure, but the sides are not the
same length.
Lines of Symmetry
Lines of symmetry divide a figure into two parts that are reflections
(mirror images) of each other.