This project shows you how to make intricate Geometric String Art with just card stock, a needle and white string. For dot pattern examples, click here. This project also has an instructional video available!

Steps

• Step 1
  Use a glue stick to attach a piece of graph paper to a piece of black card stock.
• Step 2
  Draw an 8" square with the pencil. Using the graph lines as guides, draw "points" to make a symmetrical pattern design.
• Step 3
  Use a pencil and ruler to draw horizontal "target lines" across the paper to connect the points. Use the needle tool to punch a hole through each point.
• Step 4
  Cut 3 ft. of thread or string and thread the #18 needle. Pull through the first hole and tape the string to the paper to secure the end. Next, push the needle through the first hole on the "target line" from the front side of the paper. Return to the starting hole and repeat this procedure for each hole on the target line. Continue passing the string through the holes to complete the first layer.
• Step 5
  Repeat the complete procedure with the second layer of "target lines". If you run out of string simply tie more on and continue.
• Step 6
  Repeat the complete procedure using the next set of point holes to add the third layer.
• Step 7
  Repeat the procedure to add the fourth layer and finish by trimming out the 8" square.

Products Used

• Geometric String Art Project Kit (USCPK107)
• Bienfang Gridded Paper
• Tapestry Needles
• Glue Stick
• Pacon Black Card Stock
• White Crochet Thread
• Kemper Pro Tool