Bone pattern with two continuous patterns

Two-way continuity, also known as "ribbon pattern", is a method of organizing patterns. Two-way continuation is the content of learning in the field of design application, and this art form can be seen everywhere in life. Two-way continuity is a pattern formed by a unit pattern (one pattern or two or three patterns combined into a unit pattern), which is repeatedly continuous in the up and down or left and right directions. There are three continuous bone methods: vertical bone, scattered bone and corrugated bone.

Bi-directional continuous pattern refers to a unit pattern that is repeatedly and continuously arranged up and down or left and right, resulting in a beautiful, rhythmic and rhythmic horizontal or vertical band pattern, also known as lace pattern. When designing, we should carefully scrutinize the image insertion, scattered size, contrast between simplicity and complexity, color echo and reprocessing of connection points in the unit pattern. Double-sided continuous patterns are widely used in architecture, book binding, packaging tape, clothing edging, decorative spacing and so on.

Bi-directional continuous pattern refers to a unit pattern that is repeatedly and continuously arranged up and down or left and right, resulting in a beautiful, rhythmic and rhythmic horizontal or vertical band pattern, also known as lace pattern. When designing, we should carefully scrutinize the image insertion, scattered size, contrast between simplicity and complexity, color echo and reprocessing of connection points in the unit pattern. Double-sided continuous patterns are widely used in architecture, book binding, packaging tape, clothing edging, decorative spacing and so on.