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This community study is not as complex as #10. It is more a brevity
on evolution of a specific form. Three sections within one continuous
body catalog format traditions of crochet. The center section collected
individual doily forms, more precisely, the centers or beginnings
of doily forms, circles. It is book ended by an allover pattern,
another standard crochet form, which binds circle forms in a quite
different way, and a border pattern, also a traditional crochet
format, that creates a community of circle in its negative spaces.
Individual members (circles/holes) of each section, bound by their
relationship to the others in their group, in terms of the possibility
of individual expression of form, reacted differently to the resin
application, thereby creating three very different social structures.
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