A hexagon of chip board with an crisscrossing pattern of lines done
with some purple gradient yarn. Only included one side as the front
and back are the same.

Another hexagon of chipboard, this one using pipe cleaners to form a
pair of overlapping triangles and a hexagon(if memory serves, the
triangles are red and blue and the hexagon is green), and in the
center of the two-tone hexagram, there's all the diagonals of the
central hexagon done in the purple gradient yarn. Again, only one side
is shown due to both sides being the same.

A third chipboard hexagon, this one covered with construction paper
instead of left bare, the gradient yarn forming a pattern similar to
the Flower of Life, though made of lines instead of arcs. I took
pictures of both sides as, if memory serves, the two sheets used for
the two sides where different colors(red and blue I believe).

All three of the hexagons were cut from 12"*12" squares and are about
as large as is possible from that size square.