Flaunt your love for numbers with the Polyhedral Handbags

Are you a mathematics geek? Who cares even if you’re not? You could just show that you’re cool with numbers and you have ‘no hard feelings’ for it with the Dodecahedral handbag. It’s a creation of Scientist Lenore Edman and he has also enlisted the materials used to create this bag. Dodecahedral, verily means a platonic solid consisting of 12 regular pentagonal faces and the materials used to create the bag are fabric, iron-on numbers, a couple of washers and a magnet.

For the geeks who like to know the mechanism behind every product, here’s the scoop: Cut out 12 pentagons out of a Canvas with a bone colored dye, use some interfacing for the extra stiffness and a cotton quilting fabric for the liner and the handle. Get the following iron on numbers:3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, two 2’s and 5 1’s. Some extra pieces cut out for the lid could help to add some finishing touches.

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