Connecting the Dots: Sacred Geometry [Fibonacci] ④ Fibonacci March (Work Materials ①-③)

Fibonacci string art made with a rainbow gradient.
It also looks beautiful if you draw lines instead of using string (^^)

The Fibonacci March uses a 20cm x 60cm board.
I made it using a scorched-finish board sold at home improvement stores.

For large shapes, a 30cm square board is too big, and a 20cm one won't fit. If it's a medium size, a 15cm board is fine.
If you have a board you want to use, please try laying out the pattern on it.

We start by stringing from purple (^^)

↑ This is the start. Tie it so it doesn't come undone.

The string comes out from the left at the start, goes into the right, loops around, and enters the starting nail from the right. That way, you can come out from the left next time too (^^)

Once one is finished, guide the string along the curve to the next starting point.

Doing this until the end looks like this.
Return the string to the start, tie it, and then cut it.

We will string 6 colors of thread while changing the position of the starting nail one by one.

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