Christine had spun some white alpaca and then knitted it into a woven knot scarf which was both impressive and effective. It’s a very clever design. There is a free pattern on Ravelry for a Celtic knot looped scarf if you want to try it . It gives ideas of how you can use that technique to advantage. We have also included the video of a Celtic knot bracelet you can try if you prefer to crochet. You could also make it long enough to make a necklace.
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Love this. I read the pattern and some of the possible modifications. How cool would it be to make this a cowl with the knotted sections woven together. I wear tons of cowls and I think that would be so cool. Thank you for sharing.
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Now there’s a good idea! Putting the Celtic knot into a cowl would look great. That’s the thing. Someone tries something and then it sets your own ideas in motion. Thank you for sharing back.
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