My GalPal ( She hates the term “Girlfriend”) sees stuff on Etsy and wants me to print it. In this case it’s for Diamond art canvases. (Like I do not have ENOUGH to do already) . The versions I have seen are problematic because they grip the fabric or coil it too tight etc… Why do I think this? When she asks me to help her fix bead rows that have buckled .
This is my design thus far. Problem is I need to scale it for different sizes to fit different canvases that vary in size. On the left of the first image, I’m can’t seem to grasp how to constrain the spiral to keep 1/8 thickness for easy resizing. Any hints would be most welcome? I want to scale the the center sketch.
Note: I do intend to add this to Etsy for others for a pittance ($400).
Increase/scaling the size of one so that both resize maintaining the .125" between them. Long term, scaling the center sketch maintaining the .125 wall thickness and .5" center hole is the ultimate goal.
Sorry, don’t have anything useful to ad as for the constraints - But is there a reason it needs to be spiral shaped? It’s cool that it is, don’t get me wrong, but wouldn’t it work just as well with a circular outline?
Sorry for the late reply. I’m digesting this… that’s cool. Can you link another spiral concentric to that offset slightly so they maintain a constant distance?