Measuring as at the first corner A, mark off spaces and weave all three other corner designs. Weave all intervening designs, first between corners on the sides of the mat, then on the interior.
Mats woven for this design should be:
374 by 520;
506 by 700;
572 by 790;
638 by 880.
In tikug mats of natural straw, the following colors may be used separately, not in combination:
No. 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, or 15.
[1] Based on original designs by Mrs. Alice Brezina.
[2] Three units will take up about 3 times 17, or 51 straws. In starting, a curved pattern 51 straws across will have to be made and slipped up or down in a sixteenth division of the mat in order that the margin space may be determined.
[3] This design, in all cases except where G S is 8 instead of 5, would look well with the outer border line broadened to the edge of the mat. This is a suggestion only; it means a great deal of work.
[4] Weave large solid parts of designs first, when possible, and slight mistakes of one or two straws, which may happen, will then occur in open parts where they will show very little. Mistakes of this kind are only allowable in cases of flaws in the mat which is used.