They look different don’t they? Same design but the 2nd, the green dominant one has different proportions to the design elements. I missed an essential design detail in the first, purple dominant one. The little triangles at the big triangle centers. Made them with the 2nd ball. Hooray! Both are the same circumference, believe it or not. Perception is everything. I started my initial rows closer to the pentagonal pole centers with the 2nd, leaving a bit less space for the green rows to build up, this also allowed the big triangles to get bigger. The difference between these two is a great reminder of how very much I still have to learn and take into consideration when figuring out how to begin a new design.
Color dominance and the differences between them, has me contemplating even a 3rd one. Perhaps in the colorway of the original design in Cosmo 3.
Step 3 was to begin a pattern of inter-laid Hexagon’s over the pentagon grid, every row a progression of yellow to red at the center and back to yellow. 
Warm taffy and chocolate triangles, another entanglement pattern. 20 Inter-locked triangles, 36.5 cm . I love the relationship and path of the triangle points as they inter-lock. The filling of the formed pentagonal centers is a new thought. I like the results but also think that I prefer the stark contrasts that were present before this step. Something about the sharp forms surrounding the dense, unfilled but for structural line centers of the pentagons holds more appeal for me. The quiet earth tones are a colorway that appeals to me from time to time. This Temari will join a series of like pallet friends. Temari and beaded spheres have a diverse friendship in the Butterscotch Group. 
