The 14 Two-Color Frieze Symmetries in Mosaic Knitting
Source
G4G14
Title
The 14 Two-Color Frieze Symmetries in Mosaic Knitting
Creator
Contributor
Susan Goldstine
Carolyn Yackel
Subject
Art
Recreational Math
Description
Mosaic knitting, a relatively new form of two-color knitting, has become popular because it is easier for the knitter than most traditional forms of color work. The price of this ease is an unusual set of restrictions on color placement for the pattern designer. Carolyn Yackel and I have researched the impact of these constraints on the symmetries of knitting patterns, culminating in a classification of the color-swapping symmetry groups possible in mosaic knitting.
Identifier
G14-040
Collection
Citation
“The 14 Two-Color Frieze Symmetries in Mosaic Knitting,” G4G Gift Exchange Archive, accessed May 8, 2024, https://g4gexchangearchive.omeka.net/items/show/1027.
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