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For a not so simple model like the baby a wire frame 1/8"rod maby smaller (hoops left to right) spaced 1/2"-12"front to back ,making sure enough load transfer bracing to hold shape cover with 1 layer of wrap followed by 1/8"-1/4" fome sheet trim to fit ,tape the seams . And this helps to smooth the transition between faucets =improved radius and fewer hoops) strech a 2nd layer for an organic smooth shape.
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What is being spaced here? Faucets?
Instead of bracing square openings, start with triangles (or diamonds or hexagons...). It has the smoothest angular breaks in the middle with sharper angles on the pointy ends. OTOH Zepplin style framing has heavier framing on the ends where it needs it in the middle.