@GrellaPop thanks 🙂 I do my loop like you would for a normal pattern (using the base strings), then start as if to do 2 triangle ends. Once all the base strings are fanned out, I take the background color and knot back and forth in one of the triangles, gradually knotting on to more of the base until the triangle is done (4, 6, 8, etc.). Because is has 2 triangle ends, you end up needing to use 2 separate pieces of background string for each triangle. It important that at least one of your triangles ends with the background string on the outside of the pattern so that you can take it across and knot your rows as usual. I hope that makes sense ❤️ (basically I saw masha's tutorial for alpha teardrop, and modified it to have more of the background color instead of base string lol)
Meisliz
