Interleaved Friezes: Celtic Knotwork and Hitomezashi
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| author | Seaton, Katherine A. |
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| contents | Both Celtic knotwork and strips of hitomezashi stitching can be interpreted as being two-sided friezes wherein the patterns on the sides are interleaved. We prove which of the thirty-one two-sided friezes can, and cannot, be realized in hitomezashi, and compare this to the case of Celtic knotwork. |
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| spellingShingle | Interleaved Friezes: Celtic Knotwork and Hitomezashi Seaton, Katherine A. History and Overview Both Celtic knotwork and strips of hitomezashi stitching can be interpreted as being two-sided friezes wherein the patterns on the sides are interleaved. We prove which of the thirty-one two-sided friezes can, and cannot, be realized in hitomezashi, and compare this to the case of Celtic knotwork. |
| title | Interleaved Friezes: Celtic Knotwork and Hitomezashi |
| topic | History and Overview |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.00178 |