Wednesday, October 4, 2000
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1. We have a color pattern by rows
[yrryr]
[ryrry]
[yryrr]
[rrryr]
[ryrry]
2.We have 16 red backgrounds and 9 yellow backgrounds.
3. We have 25 patches.
4.We have a pattern of letters by rows that
goes
ABCDE
CABED
DEABC
BCEAB
EDCBA
5.We have a pattern by numbers that goes
12345
31254
45123
23512
54321
*Shawn’s Comment: The 5th row has A at the end then B next to that then C then D then E.
*Rachael’s Comment: On the top row, it goes ABCDE and on the bottom row it goes EDCBA.
* Joey’s Comment: The 5th row goes one way and the 1st row goes another way. Another ABCDE wouldn’t work in the last row.
*Fiona’s Comment: The 1st row goes ABCDE and the 5th row goes EDCBA, so the 5th row is oppositie of the 1st row. The pattern reverses.
6.We have a diagonal of five Ladybugs that goes from the top left corner to the bottom.
Here is data about our patches:
7.We have 5 Ladybug patches
6 large white dot patches
5 tan dot patches
4 red dot patches
5 small white dot patches
8. We have 5 A patches
6 B patches
5 C patches
4 D patches
5 E patches
9. We have 5 #1 patches
6 #2 patches
5 #3 patches
4 #4 patches
5 #5 patches
Most patches: large white dot patches
Least patches: red dot patches
Same number patches: ladybug, small white dot, and tan dot patches.
10. Patch #1 is connected from corner to corner and patch #2 has only 4 patches that are touching corners, and #3, #4, and #5 have only two touching corners.
11. We have a prediction that the next patch will be a non patch because our quilt is done.