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Star of David – 7 row
By: Richard Hinkle
Design is 7 rows, 12 cells.
Note: Full size picture is the last full page of this document.
Begin design:
Row 1: space 5 times, ST [34], CH [16].
Row 2: dot 6 four times, ING [346], dot 6, dot 3, U [136], dot 3 four times.
Row 3: space 1 time, CH [16], space 1 time, ST [34], space 4 times, CH [16], space 1 time, ST [34].
Row 4: space 2 times, X [1346], space 6 times, X [1346].
Row 5: space 1 time, ST [34], space 1 time, CH [16], space 4 times, ST [34], space 1 time, CH [16].
Row 6: dot 4 four times, SH [146], dot 4, A [1], M [134], A [1] four times.
Row 7: space 5 times, CH [16], ST [34].
End design.
Drawing notes:
This is drawn using the 6 pointed star – 6A – Out with a modified base.
Star of David – 6 row
By: Richard Hinkle
Design is 6 rows, 10 cells.
Note: Full size picture is the last full page of this document.
Begin design:
Row 1: space 4 times, ST [34], CH [16].
Row 2: dot 6 three times, ING [346], dot 6, dot 3, U [136], dot 3 three times.
Row 3: space 1 time, CH [16], ST [34], space 4 times, CH [16], ST [34].
Row 4: space 1 time, ST [34], CH [16], space 4 times, ST [34], CH [16].
Row 5: dot 4 three times, SH [146], dot 4, A [1], M [134], A [1] three times.
Row 6: space 4 times, CH [16], ST [34].
End design.
Drawing notes:
This is drawn using the 6 point star – 5E In.
Star of David – 5 Row
By: Richard Hinkle
Design is 5 rows, 8 cells.
Note: Full size picture is the last full page of this document.
Begin design:
Row 1: space 3 times, ST [34], CH [16].
Row 2: SH [146], dot 4, ST [34], dot 4, A [1], CH [ 16], A [1], M [134].
Row 3: space 1 time, X [1346], space 4 times, X [1346].
Row 4: ING [346], dot 6, CH [16], dot 6, dot 3, ST [34], dot 3, U [136].
Row 5: space 3 times, CH [16], ST [34].
End design.
Drawing Notes:
This is the smallest Star of David we can draw with braille.
Trace the hexagon in the center. Now, find the six small triangles formed around it.
This is drawn using the “6 point star – 4 Out” (on the drawing stars page) with a modified base.
Star of David
By Richard Hinkle
Design is 10 rows, 17 cells.
Note: Full size picture is the last full page of this document.
Begin design:
Row 1: space 8 times, ST [34], CH [16].
Row 2: space 7 times, ST [34], space 2 times, CH [16].
Row 3: space 1 time, CH [16], A [1] four times, ST [34], dot 4 two times, A [1] two times, CH [16], dot 4 four times, ST [34].
Row 4: space 2 times, CH [16], space 2 times, ST [34], space 6 times, CH [16], space 2 times, ST [34].
Row 5: space 3 times, CH [16], ST [34], space 8 times, CH [16], ST [34].
Row 6: space 3 times, ST [34], CH [16], space 8 times, ST [34], CH [16].
Row 7: space 2 times, ST [34], space 2 times, CH [16], space 6 times, ST [34], space 2 times, CH [16].
Row 8: space 1 time, ST [34], dot 3 four times, CH [16], dot 6 two times, dot 3 two times, ST [34], dot 6 four times, CH [16].
Row 9: space 7 times, CH [16], space 2 times, ST [34].
Row 10: space 8 times, CH [16], ST [34].
End Design.
Drawing Notes:
Although this looks like a simple drawing, equilateral triangles take a lot of planning to draw.
Fun Facts:
Can you find the two equilateral triangles?
Since the seventeenth century the Star of David has been a common representation for Judaism.
