Some time back while browsing you tube, I touched upon this new type of creations that are done using draw cords or strings. I liked the Celtic heart knot. Immediately I took my French knitter and some green yarn and knitted to a length of 65 cms. With the help of the video I created the Celtic knot and my celltic heart necklace is ready. It does not require any embellishments and can look great by itself.
another view
Close view of the pendant
another view of pendent
Linking this to so that all of you can see to enjoy their creations
Lindas Creative Friday naturalsuburbia
Tamisamis FO Friday
Beth plumslife fibers-on-friday
Andrea Fiber Arts Friday
another view
Close view of the pendant
Linking this to so that all of you can see to enjoy their creations
Lindas Creative Friday naturalsuburbia
Tamisamis FO Friday
Beth plumslife fibers-on-friday
Andrea Fiber Arts Friday
24 comments:
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Cheers Gonny
Very pretty. Happy New Year!
Thanks Gonny
Thanks Pretty
Lovely work ka and glad to come in here today after much training. I have to learn so much about blogging and very impressed with your new font, etc, etc.
Love it! What is a French knitter?
Thanks Sudha - nice to see you here. yes it takes some time for one to learn . Blogging is now way of my life
Andrea , the french knitter has 4 pegs and when we knit with yarn,it will some what look like an I-cord.
Ooo, very pretty!
Thanks Kathryn
That is a very cool way to use your knitting spool, I love the Celtic Knot design!
Thanks Melissa
Very pretty - what an interesting technique! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks witchyknits
Very pretty! Like a talisman.
Very nice. Thank you for sharing at Fibers on Friday!
Thanks Spinster Beth - yes it look like as one desires
Welcome Beth, it was my pleasure sharing with you
Just lovely and creative work...would be a lovely matching for winter evenings!
How cool!! That is very pretty!
Thanks Kalyani - it is a jewel and could be worn for any occassions
Thanks Stitchin girl
wow... very innovative nitya.. looks very pretty!!
Thanks Vidhya for your appreciative words
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