Moravian star pattern

Stained Glass Moravian Star Ornament: I taught myself stained glass a few years ago. After becoming familiar with soldering techniques and making a few two dimensional panels and windows, I sought to create an interesting three dimensional project. These twelve point stars not only in…

Stained Glass Moravian Star Ornament: I taught myself stained glass a few years ago. After becoming familiar with soldering techniques and making a few two dimensional panels and windows, I sought to create an interesting three dimensional project. These twelve point stars not only in…

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Stjerne - DIY Det kræver ikke det store at frembringe en stjerne med 20 spidser. Stjernen er bygget på en ikosaede - altså en 20sidet terning, hvorpå der limes 20 stjernespidser. Når først man har printet og klippet skabelonerne, går det relativt hurtigt. Materialer: *Husk at indberette til Copydan, hvis din institution er udvalgt til det* Printes: ( Hentes her og Her ) 1 x Ikosade (printes i karton) 1 x Stjernespids (skabelon) Papir (f.eks. mønsterpapir, gavepapir, sider fra en bog…

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What is a Moravian Star? They weren't always holiday decorations. Learn the history, find out how to make one, and where to buy one of these beautiful stars, perfect for the any Season.

This Moravian prism star's shape is a traditional symbol of Advent. Rainbows of light sparkle around the room when light hits this handcrafted glass prism.

A Great Stellated Dodecahedron A convex regular icosahedron is the foundation for making this great stellated dodecahedron. Stellated means "star-like". The icosahedron is transformed into a star-like polyhedron by attaching twenty isosceles triangular pyramids. A great stellated dodecahedron has 12 faces, 20 vertices and 30 edges. The convex regular dodecahedron is one of the five regular Platonic solids. The convex regular dodecahedron has three stellations, all of which are regular star…

The many-pointed star is one of the most familiar symbols of the Moravian Church, especially noticeable during December, when it can be seen as decorations on houses and Christmas trees.