celtic cross knot

I'm looking for a pattern using celtic knot work in cables. I would like to find something other than the basic celtic cable, and after a few days of searching, I'm not finding anything more intricate. I would like to make a blanket, with either interlocking knot work, or something in which I can have a repeating pattern of the trinity knot or a celtic cross. I dunno something other than the basic celtic cable. Thank-you for your time and help.

Here's one with an 8-stranded braid that should be a challenge for anyone: http://ittakesballstoknit.com/?p=530

If you haven't met Janet Szabo, the "queen of cables," you might enjoy her web site and her books: http://www.bigskyknitting.com/mm5/mercha nt.mvc?Screen=SFNT&Store_Code=BSK

This one http://www.interweavestore.com/Knitting/ Patterns/Celtic-Tote.html?a=ke100324 is a $5.50 download that you can adapt for a blanket. It certainly seems to fit your description.

2010-03-23 12:47:26 by Kendra

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I'm looking for any free cross stitch patterns that are of celtic knots. Or does any one know of any books or booklets that have celtic knot patterns. Thank you!

http://www.technomom.com/hobbies/celtic. shtml

http://www.aon-celtic.com/free/cfreeware xstitch.html

2007-10-01 09:47:39 by missa178

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its a celtic knot cross. i know without a picture its tough but i would like your suggestions

I think inside would look best.

2009-03-26 14:05:48 by sgtabn1

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Celtic cross is a cross with a circle around the middle.

The Kell dragon is from The Book of Kells, an fabulous example of Celtic knotwork and art- it is on display in Dublin.

Lindsfarne (or Lindisfarne) spiral, see links below.

2006-02-23 05:52:57 by spoiled

There are many different types, do they mean different things or not? Not the color, the shapes.

http://www.faithclipart.com/image/fleur- de-lis-cross.html
http://www.faithclipart.com/image/shades -of-gray-cross-clipart.html
http://www.faithclipart.com/image/cross- clipart-with-radiant-light.html
http://www.faithclipart.com/image/celtic -twisted-knot-cross.html

The Fleur De Lis Cross is from France. The national symbol of France used to be the Fleur De Lis.

Celtic Twisted Knot Cross, is culturally influenced by the Celts, Irish usually but the Scoots and the Welsh are also Celts. There are also pockets of Celts throughout europe.

You haven't even got into the different types of crosses. There is the X which St. Andrew was crucified on. The Cross of St. Francis is a "T". There is the Upside Down cross with St. Peter was Crucified on (only in the last forty years did it mean the devil or devil worshipers) There is the Orthodox cross. All of these crosses have valid reasons for being used.

2008-11-16 17:14:53 by Someone you don't know