The past few weeks have been dedicated to new tutorials featuring triquetras using triangles as a guide. In this technique, arcs are drawn around a central point. You can certainly find this point using guestimation, but there is a way to find the precise center of the triangle. So today’s blog takes you step-by-step through the process! Some of the posts in this article contain affiliate links. If you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. I will only recommend products or services I use personally and/or believe will add value to my readers, so there is no conflict of interest. Gather your supplies: Drawing pencils Markers Blending stumps Eraser Click eraser Ruler Horse hair brush Grid paper Sketch pad T-square or L-square Step 1 Draw a triangle. This technique will work with any shape, so have fun experimenting with various triangles. Step 2 Next, find the center point of each of the three edges of the triangle. Reference this quick blog tutorial for finding the center of a line. Step 3 Draw a line from one corner to the opposite line’s mid-point. Do this again for the other two corners. Step 4 Mark the spot where all three lines intersect in the center of the triangle. Now you can move on to drawing the loops for your triquetra! Watch the YouTube video for this tutorial here... You may also like this video tutorial for finding midpoints for lines, arcs, and circles... Related blogs you may want to read: How to draw a triquetra using a right-angle triangle How to draw a Celtic triquetra using an equilateral triangle How to draw a simple Celtic triquetra using three circles How to find the midpoint of a line, arc, and circle without measuring Step-by-step method for drawing a basic triskele Creating a knotwork pattern inspired by the Clonmacnoise South Cross Drawing tutorials for Celtic knot borders and corners Circular Celtic border knot tutorial, basic braid Basic twist step-by-step drawing tutorial using grid paper Celtic braid step-by-step drawing tutorial Basic border knot with vertical breaks, step-by-step drawing tutorial Basic border knot with horizontal breaks, step-by-step drawing tutorial DIY chalk-painted tray with Celtic border A fun DIY project with paint and a thrifted mirror part 2 The Celtic Motherhood Knot, a symbol of love Celtic Tree of Life Basic Celtic Knot Tutorial Part 1 Celtic Knot Tutorial Part 2
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