 | Make a strip of tile, then mark out points on both edges to draw the size triangles you want. |
 | In this example, I’ve made triangles 30mm at the base & 25mm high. Obviously you need to offset the markings on one edge – you want triangles – not squares!Join up your markings setting out your triangles. |
 | Strip should look like this prior to cutting. |
 | For the cleanest cuts, begin by cutting down one side of the apex as shown.If you don’t do this, instead cutting all the way through, you’l find that you lose a small chip as you get to the other side – most frustrating if you were looking for perfect shapes! |
 | Your strip will look like this when you’ve completed the first series of cuts. |
 | Now, working on the same apex of the triangle, make a second series of cuts down the other side. |
 | Your strip will look like this once you’ve made the two series of cuts. |
 | Now starting from the opposite edge, cut your triangles out as shown. |
 | Obviously, do your best to meet the cuts for a perfect edge.This is your finished product! |
