Celtic knots, drawing an entire border

Hi friends!

Drawing a complete border with four corners is very simple as we saw in the previous post, we only need to pay attention to the interlacing in the corners.
I'll draw the same interlacing pattern seen in the previous exercise.

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I have drawn a grid about the size of an A4 drawing sheet, which I will use in the following knot drawings.

Here I have defined the width of the design, which will be given by 3 rows. The number of cells along it can be arbitrary in this case since it is a simple interlacing.

As you can see, the pattern is the same as that used in the previous knot (see the previous post). Starting the drawing on the outer side of the entire border.

Now, the same drawing process is on the inner side of the border but this time the drawing is with the inverted (mirrored) pattern.
Notice the corners aren't finished yet.

To complete the corners of the border it's necessary to draw the line that joins the patterns, as in the drawing below.

This is the result of drawing the interlace with a wider, coloured line.

I finished the drawing by adding a colour to the background of the border.

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I wish you a very nice day!

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