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This is a piece that I've had in mind for some time. Most of the Celtic knotting I've seen is not really my style, but any two-dimensional knot should be fairly easy to execute, using my method, so it was just a matter of finding the time.
Celtic Circlet
Here is how it looks on a model... looking at it, I think perhaps a slightly smaller center knot would work better, and if/when I get to that, I'll add it to this page.
Celtic Circlet, modeled.

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