sOnA patterns with borders

I have already explained in detail the single line sOnA patterns where the numbers of the dots in rows and columns are relatively prime (they do not share a common divisor). Today I am going to give such sOnA patterns with borders surrounding the original pattern. For this I have chosen two patterns - 3 x 4 (odd-even) and 3 x 5 (odd-odd). The even-even patterns are not single line patterns and the even-odd patterns are nothing but odd-even patterns rotated by 90 degrees. What I did here is to surround the original dots with two more outer layers. For the 3 x 4 dot pattern we thus have 7 x 8 dot pattern and for the 3 x 5 dot pattern we have 7 x 9 dot pattern. The border connections are made through the middle dot of the odd numbered line. Thus there are two such connections for the 3 x 4 pattern and four such connections for 3 x 5 pattern. Enjoy!

Regards! - mOhana