Swirly beaded triangle

 I made this pretty much as directed, only changing the colors (although actually rather close to the overall color scheme), to learn the technique. It was fun, and may spark other ideas in the future. Video here.

Beaded triangle with twisted corners

Side view of triangle, showing dimensionality.

It's made of two triangles sewn together at the edges, and the way they interlock and twist is very satisfying.

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