I've been playing with fabric recently, and found a stack of unfinished quilt tops in a drawer. I used to quilt before I found beads. My quilt UFOs have been stashed away since I started beading in 2004. I decided to finish one into a quilt. It's called "Cats with Knots," although this section is more of a knot with some cats. The quilt has more knots and more cats, all in fully saturated colors like you see here.
I was inspired to make this quilt after I wrote a paper on the topology of Celtic knot designs with Blake Mellor. In this example, the knot is square with side length 3. So, by Theorem 1 in the paper, it has 3 components.
The knot design in the quilt is the same knot that I beaded years later and wrote about in my first tutorial on beaded Celtic knots.
I need to hang the quilt to get a good picture of the whole thing, but I will, eventually. Then you can see more cats and more knots!
I was inspired to make this quilt after I wrote a paper on the topology of Celtic knot designs with Blake Mellor. In this example, the knot is square with side length 3. So, by Theorem 1 in the paper, it has 3 components.
The knot design in the quilt is the same knot that I beaded years later and wrote about in my first tutorial on beaded Celtic knots.
I need to hang the quilt to get a good picture of the whole thing, but I will, eventually. Then you can see more cats and more knots!


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