I found three of these cut off corners at Sackett Brick & Fireplace here in Kalamazoo. They were free so I took them home. They are naturals for a Celtic Triquetra. Drawing a Triquetra freehand is challenging for me, so I downloaded an image from Wikipedia, printed it and cut it out for a pattern.
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Here are the three Triquetras. Each a little different.
I also carved a Triskele into a roughly hewn (broken) rock.
I only completed these four pieces but knew I'd have the opportunity to carve more once I got to the festival.
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