I’ve finally finished writing up the Celtic Knot pattern. Sorry for the delay, I really have been so busy lately that it’s ridiculous. Thank goodness for bank holiday weekends.
The pattern is finished but in order to fit the charts into a document that would actually be printable I had to cut them up a bit. However, if you want to see the chart of the complete stole I have also uploaded an excel version of the chart. I’m afraid that the pattern is chart based, so I apologise for those who prefer it to be written out. When I have some spare time I’ll try and get round to doing this.
If anyone does knit this please could you let me know if there are any mistakes? I’ve checked through carefully but you know what those pesky little errors can be like!
The pattern is probably for intermediate knitters, but in lace terms it is quite an easy pattern. It requires a crochet cast-on for the border and I’ve done a quick tutorial on this in my post below (just in case).
ETA: Please see the pattern links in the sidebar.
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25 comments:
Nice to hear from you, hope all the busyness calms down soon.
You are very kind to take the time to write this up. Somewhat beyond me at the moment but the tutorial will be really useful. Thank you.
Oh Kendra yet another piece of sheer beauty you have created I just wish I had enough of my Posh Yarn cashmere to do it but I do think it would look better in a plain coloured yarn so will save it for that. Thank you so much for your kind generosity in sharing your pattern ,yet again :)
OH thank you so much for all the time & effort you put into this, someday this will be my first lace project. THANK YOU!
It's such a gorgeous piece - your generosity in sharing your pattern is much appreciated!
Your pattern is absolutely breathtaking, thanks for sharing it with us! =)
Wow, that is so beautiful. I am in awe of anyone who can knit something like that let alone design it!!!
oooooh how exciting!! I am so going to have to make this it is soooooo beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern with us. It is simply stunning and you are very talented. I shall be keeping my eye out on Dee's Sunday sales to find just the right coloured yarn :)
Thank you Kendra for posting that, cannot imagine how long it took to chart it. Like the tutorial too - how clever of you to take photos and demonstrate at the same time ;o)
Thank you so much for sharing this most amazing pattern with us! It's so beautiful, I'll definitely try my hands at it soonest possible!
The pattern looks absolutely beautiful Kendra. Now you are on your way to a book :)
You have the most wonderful patterns. Thanks so much for being such a sharing person!
Another thankyou here - it is stunning and it's great that you're sharing the pattern :)
Thank you so much for publishing this amazing pattern. It's a stunning pattern and you are so generous to share it with everyone.
I agree with everything that has been said about your cleverness, and your generosity in writing up and sharing the pattern.
Thanks too for the tip about it being for intermediate knitters, but quite easy for lace. I'd love to have a go at it.
Thanks for sharing your lovely pattern, and for the tutorial!
I hope you don't mind, I have tagged you for a "7 random things" thingy.
No wonder you've been busy charting this beautifull pattern for us all! Thank you so much for yet another stunning stole pattern!
Once again I have to tell you how beautiful that is! You are so generous to share the pattern with us. :)
Wow. Gorgeous!
was visiting again and had time to go through some older posts. what a magnificent pattern. thanks so much for sharing!
I just started working on this and I am in love. It's a beautiful piece.
MERCI BEAUCOUP !
vous êtes une personne exceptionnelle ! Partager de cette façon votre talent !!!
thank you very much !
ISABELLE FROM FRANCE
First, thank you, Sarah, for the lovely Celtic Knot stole pattern. I am knitting it for my daughter to wear at her wedding in April. I am, however, very stuck. I have finished the body of the stole and have begun working the borders but I never seem to end up with the correct number of stitches after my ssk joining to the body. I have reached frustration point, and as I live in a tiny village on the west of Ireland there is no one to ask for help. I am hoping that you can help me. What am I doing wrong?
I love the patterns you posted but I'm having trouble downloading the Celtic Knot Stole from Ravelry and FileDen. I would love to knit it and the Gerda Stole. You're patterns are so beautiful.
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