Clematis Tessellation
![Front](/small/img/models/c/clematis-tessellation-hq-1-300-522b6cb05.jpg)
![Back](/small/img/models/c/clematis-tessellation-back-300-5d9bbe36b.jpg)
![Close-up](/small/img/models/c/clematis-tessellation-closeup-300-573079d1f.jpg)
This is a relatively simple tessellation which should be suitable even for beginners. Despite the simplicity, with a bit of shaping, it can look quite nice.
Phototutorial
The pictures below show the precreasing and collapse of a 2×2 molecule tessellation, which requires an 8×8 square grid (4×4 for each molecule).
![Step 1a](/small/img/instructions/clematis-tessellation/01a-400-21e39711d.jpg)
![Step 1b](/small/img/instructions/clematis-tessellation/01b-400-2435a7834.jpg)
![Step 2](/small/img/instructions/clematis-tessellation/02-400-0d8fc3d2d.jpg)
![Step 3](/small/img/instructions/clematis-tessellation/03-400-03904022a.jpg)
![Step 4](/small/img/instructions/clematis-tessellation/04-400-186c8d2f3.jpg)
![Step 5](/small/img/instructions/clematis-tessellation/05-400-091019d20.jpg)
![Step 6](/small/img/instructions/clematis-tessellation/06-400-e07c6332b.jpg)
![Step 7](/small/img/instructions/clematis-tessellation/07-400-c37f80051.jpg)
![Step 8](/small/img/instructions/clematis-tessellation/08-400-305c6ac10.jpg)
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