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Bats in the Attic Origami Tessellation

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Bats in the Attic Origami Tessellation​

This one is a little different design. It uses a combination of three different kinds of triangles. It has right triangles, small triangles and double size triangles. They all collapse into each other. It creates a pretty unique finished pattern.

It's a somewhat difficult tessellation. Not especially difficult though.



Reverse view Bats in the Attic Tessellation​

It also features a connecting shape that I don't often utilize. Mostly because it simply doesn't come up in the geometry of most of my ideas. It's basically just a long rectangle that results from having the right triangles arranged parallel to one another.

When I drew out the idea on the grid paper, I kind of expected things to be situated closer together than they actually are. However, I'm quite pleased with the finished result.

Crease pattern below.


Crease Pattern for Bats in the Attic Tessellation​

Filed under: October 2026 Origami Tessellations
 
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