One 5th grade girl made this Escher pattern:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgy1wZXoSfFj5s1fMpWaZAuuTqLN3vAgg6iwrlOAJ_hC5zJEn848sjW6dyOGPR7PII_Oj_T-no4ndIDgy3h56dDBReNnqyj-MEfeLmsU5WQDFKOxX85UubrrgfAarASFK4z5oOCPOh29Z_Q/s320/Braces1.png)
(See my previous post on my video on how to create these, and other, Escher tilings.)
I thought the pattern was very nice as it was, but then noticed she added something I had to zoom in to see - the yellow face has braces on its teeth.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhmeoxKlvSVB1hAyLtZy8hOgtse0tgvk9tM7OvScT1d6Yy82Vz5nruauBYr-RSHVsXfZolfd1LbQlkuvVQL-EhYlqcPGvcilQXyQ3Sxg12-gfbqXtBoLBYaj7KHtRTkoeZtCH1lnZgR9J_c/s320/Braces2.png)
She's clearly mastered the multiple-copy feature of SketchUp!
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