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Cheerios Box
With a few digital photos, you can easily make a realistic-looking model of a Cheerios box (or any kind of box), using SketchUp's texture positioning. You don't even have to take your own pictures for this project; the instructions will tell you how to get the ones I took.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjBvxTEYkMQkteszG8IjUsWOi2Sx-Qg5Ype-WcYiHJIaDKubMEiHJ5xDUUjnX-gD-Qmh9hNTys5Cp08N-5yEhM6Z7k5ddoi2gepwcJI-7r0vOoxZXjosxRLMphLgNQmKoNP_4Uu0PLpQlm8/s320/cheerios.png)
Cordoba Tiling
I recently got a great book that shows how to make many different Islamic tiling patterns, and this is the first example from that book. Instead of using a pen, straight, edge, and protractor, I'm using a few simple SketchUp tools. When you add in the use of components, you can make some breathtaking patterns!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgiN1IqI3TG3rn7hsXXRWH-W4YMp7238TMvADOwCkEoGe_udhaYQ5HSgbBOi_xTKBbYuWghHFBcIxr2PNEEoML0pDEJME1tJjzUsBwrSyS4G8_b5_lwFtKHBAtkN1nseVOjk7qM_DeP82Sm/s320/Cordoba29.png)
Linked Chain
This project will show you how to use components to make repeated objects that interact with one another.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjT6kaLPbAj1sHlOmH8Rt_MhIYNCfWthkgPBXC6rjKbH4Ghyp00DP6Mk7YF3HZGD4QGmVGHxE7f_pWjAjVaYqG51a33hb8BCDsstBQtbSKoAFPluMZ58z6fw7xrwR1E62A5WNFlBWynQ0JK/s320/LinkedChain35.png)
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