
A pair of threads twist over and under each other, wrapping around all six sides. Shown at right, the color scheme is based on two ordinary 3-cycle twists. It's essentially two snake type patterns woven together to depict a DNA-like double-helix.
Patterns for puzzle cube enthusiasts! Puzzle cubes include Rubik's Cube, Meffert's Cubes, Pyraminx, East Sheen, Square-1, whatever! They're not always pretty, but they're mathematically interesting.
Want to re-create a pattern yourself? I don't usually work out the specific moves, so just try to "solve" your cube like the picture. Each arrangement poses a simple challenge for the experienced cuber.
2 comments:
where are the "how to" sections? Do you have algs for making these?
I don't develop algs. Most of my patterns are devloped by experimenting with ideas and exploring what the cube can do.
Other cubers DO work out solutions to some of my patterns, and there are several on this thread at TwistyPuzzles.com plus some other patterns I never even thought of!
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