A triskell to grace your wrist.
This peyote pattern also has some Celtic knot work bracketing the central motif.
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When ever one of my patterns is used, PLEASE send me a pic or two (or three!). I will even post it here to share, with your permission (and loads of credit). I love it when people make up my patterns, and I enjoy seeing all the variations.
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In short: they are my copyright property.
When ever one of my patterns is used, PLEASE send me a pic or two (or three!). I will even post it here to share, with your permission (and loads of credit). I love it when people make up my patterns, and I enjoy seeing all the variations.
I also ask that folks don't go out and sell my patterns as graphs or kits. That would not be fair use. Please don't go out and make a bunch to sell - again, that would not be fair use. If you want to use my stuff to teach a class, please ask me first. I tend to be pretty easy going, as long as folks ask first.
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