Pattern: "Celtic Knot Square" by Carola Wijma. (available as a free Ravelry download only)
This square reminds me of my woven circles trivet, and it was even easier to weave together. If you're making something like this, make sure to place each seamed area behind a section that is woven in front of it so the seam will be less obvious. I tried to find afghans that were made entirely by weaving like this with no luck, but the "Chain Reaction" afghan pattern has a couple of squares that feature this technique.
This square reminds me of my woven circles trivet, and it was even easier to weave together. If you're making something like this, make sure to place each seamed area behind a section that is woven in front of it so the seam will be less obvious. I tried to find afghans that were made entirely by weaving like this with no luck, but the "Chain Reaction" afghan pattern has a couple of squares that feature this technique.
300! I can barely believe it! I've been posting a few squares at a time lately, but this milestone deserves one to itself. Below are my latest 25 squares. If you want to see all 300, check out my flickr set. So far I've made a little felted rug and four blankets (with two more ready to join together) out of these blocks!
Wow, congratulations on reaching such a milestone! The Celtic Knot square is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis is very cool and beautiful. I can't believe it's a free pattern. Thanks for the tip. I enjoy your blog and read every post. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the knot & immediately wondered the same thing - has anyone done a whole blanket like this?! Such an intriguing idea.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your lovely comments! :) I still haven't found a blanket made like this, so I'm daydreaming about making one myself!
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