This one is rather easy as it’s similar to, but not quite a Latin Cross. It does take more than the usual amount of space on a grid though:
Not using a grid? No problem, just do this:
Start this design by making a Latin Cross that’s thinner than usual. One way to do this is to make the width of the stipe and height of the crossbeam roughly 3/4ths as long as the top segment. | |
Place marks to divide the topmost arm into thirds. | |
Make a square on each side of the middle third to form the extra crossbeam. Note the width of these squares — we’ll be using it in a moment. | |
To begin making the footrest, place a mark one square right and two squares up from the bottom right corner of the stipe. | |
Continue by placing another mark one square left and three squares up from the stipe’s bottom left corner. | |
Now add an additional mark one square above the two marks you just made in the last two steps. | |
Connect these four marks to finish the footrest and the design. |