Creating a Chartres Labyrinth 11 Steps to reproducing your own Chartres Labyrinth.

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Creating a Chartres Labyrinth 11 Steps to reproducing your own Chartres Labyrinth

Instructions Proceed through the following presentation to learn the 11 key steps in the creation of a replica of the Chartres Labyrinth

Note: For this presentation, the following numbering system will be used:

Desired Dimensions

Desired Dimensions cont. The following chart, which can be found in the associated spreadsheet with the appropriate values, displays the dimensions of your proposed labyrinth according to the entries in the excel file. The variables are defined on the previous slide.

Step 1 - Instructions Begin your construction by drawing a circle at the center of your designated area The diameter should be a quarter of the length of the diameter of the entire labyrinth

Step 1 - Diagram

Step 2 - Instructions Draw eleven concentric circles around the original The circles should be a path width(A) apart from each other

Step 2 - Diagram

Step 3 – Instructions Draw a cross through the center of the labyrinth to assist you in the later steps Make sure this mark is made with temporary material (it will be removed in later steps)

Step 3 – Diagram

Step 4 - Instructions Draw lines double the thickness of the circle lines(E) on specified sections of the cross From the left, lines should be drawn on paths 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, and 9 From the top, lines should be drawn on paths 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, and 11 From the right, lines should be drawn on paths 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, and 10

Step 4 - Diagram

Step 5 – Instructions For each line that was made in the previous step, remove a path width of the circle from each side as follows: Remove the cross drawn in step 3

Step 5 - Diagram

Step 6 - Instructions Draw the horizontal diameter of the center circle Draw the vertical radius of the entire labyrinth in the lower half Draw two lines parallel to the vertical radius; one on each side of it at a distance of one path width All of the above lines are only temporary

Step 6 – Diagram

Step 7 – Instructions (left of center) Starting with the left line just drawn, take away the portions on paths 5, 6, and 11 Take away all parts of the concentric circles between the left and central vertical lines except for the 6 th and central circle Repeat the first part of step 5 on paths 1 & 2, 3 & 4, 7 & 8, and 9 & 10 (ie. take away part of the concentric circle on the left side of the line)

Step 7 – Instructions (right of center) For the right vertical line, take away the portions on paths 1, 6, and 7 Take away all parts of the concentric circles between the right and central vertical lines except for the 7 th circle Repeat the first part of step 5 on paths 2 & 3, 4 & 5, 8 & 9, and 10 & 11 (ie. take away part of the concentric circle on the right side of the line)

Step 7 - Diagram

Step 8 - Instructions Take away all lines from the center circle Curve the paths of the central cross for aesthetic appeal

Step 8 - Diagram

Step 9 - Instructions Extend the path leading into the center Draw six equal circles such that the circumference of the central circle is tangent to each smaller circle The diameter of the smaller circles will be approximately 39/125 th (or 31.2%) of the diameter of the central circle

Step 9 Instructions cont. Try to make the intersection of the middle two top circles line up with the center of the path (it does not need to be exact) For this to occur, the three smaller circles to the left of center will need to be slightly larger in size than the smaller circles to the right of center

Step 9 - Diagram

Step 10 - Instructions Take away the top of each of the six smaller circles at the point where they intersect each other to create a flower design Put a point (arrow type shape) at the top of each smaller circle point of intersection to complete the flower

Step 10 – Diagram

Step 11 – Instructions At each point in the labyrinth where you make a 180 degree turn, curve the edges to make the paths look rounder This is another step towards making your labyrinth aesthetically pleasing Another step not included in the diagram is to add the semicircles around the circumference of the labyrinth to complete the replica of the cathedral in Chartres (see diagram on opening slide)

Step 11 - Diagram

Your Completed Labyrinth!