Celtic knots, drawing borders II
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Leaving the three cells corresponding to the corners free, we count four cells to draw a break line. Doing this consecutively throughout the entire frame will give the result shown below.
Starting the drawing of the interlaced knot after the three corner cells to finish just before the next corner, leaving the knots open in each corner you will obtain the basic interlaced knot that we learned to draw in the first posts.
To remember see: https://steemit.com/hive-185836/@jorgevandeperre/celtic-knotwork-basic-principles-ii
Complete the border by drawing the knot in the corners.
I drew it in red to make it easier to understand how the lines intertwine.
This is the result.
The rest is already known, we draw the loop based on the sketch of the pattern we got from the drawing on the grid.
At this stage we only need to give a color to the background of our border to finish it,...
...leaving it as you see in the image below.
If at this point you find yourself lost because you don't know some aspects of the drawing process, I suggest you read the previous posts related to Celtic art where you will find detailed explanations on how to construct the knots.
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