Celtic Knot Pin

By: Jennifer E Ryan from celticknotcrochet.com

Celtic Knot Pin

By: Jennifer E Ryan from celticknotcrochet.com

"Show your love of Ireland with this quick and easy Celtic Knot crochet project. Pin is worked in two pieces that are joined together with stitching or glue. Yarn used for project is Sinfonia by Omega - a Size 3 cotton yarn with great sheen. Video tutorials are provided for each step of this project including how to crochet the knot, weave the knot, complete the back circle and put it all together. Just the knot can be appliqued on a variety of crocheted projects to add an Irish element."

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Easy

Crochet HookF/5 or 3.75 mm hook

Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)

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Delphine Bryant

Sep 09, 2018

This Celtic Knot Pin would be great to pin on your winter coat as a brooch or as a pin to fasten a spring/summer shawl. The green is a tribute to the green lands of Ireland but I am sure this would also be very pretty in just about every color of the rainbow.

Morehouse17

Aug 14, 2018

I am not sure which part of this pattern is prettier. The backing on its own is also pretty and could be used separately just like the knot. I have not a drop of Irish blood but I can appreciate this beautiful Celtic Knot.

JaneEK

Apr 25, 2018

Although my Scots grandmother was loath to admit it, we have some Irish in our ancestry. That might explain why I feel drawn to these intricate woven designs. Working the band itself is easy and the designer has provided a printable guide to weaving it into the correct shape. Its not difficult, but I was very happy to see the directional arrows showing how to work this classic design. It can be a bit confusing.

Hippie Chick

Apr 19, 2018

Dont know how I missed this accessories section on your site before, but I now have a new place to search for patterns. My family is not of Irish heritage, but this would make a great little item to have and to wear on Saint Patricks Day so you dont get that awfully painful pinch!