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                      4        Complete all four of the Carrick Knots for each   5  finish this handsome Carrick Cross mat with



                               vertex and start the doubling.
                                                                                   three bights at the end of each arm.



                      Brian named this next version the Greek Cross. It is
                      emblem on the Swiss national flag. It may also be  3        insert the second
                      made with three pieces of cord and has three bights
                      at each arm’s end. It also resembles the shape of the
                                                                                  cord, here white,
                                                                                  and overhand loop,
                      made with a single cord if you develop more bights          to match the turn
                      along each arm, as seen in Skip Pennock’s version           ensuring the over,
                                                                                  under on the first
                      next below.                                                 cord.

                                        1       start in the middle of one


                                                cord with an anticlockwise
                                                overhand loop…





















                      2        – then make a second similar loop on the right   4  follow the same pattern of the first cord, with

                                                                                  overhand and underhand loops, again ensuring
                               and a third loop on the left, but this one is
                                                                                  the interlocking of the two cords.
                               clockwise and underhand.
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