Braided Celtic Knot Scarf Knitting Pattern
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Argh what weird magic is this! Absolutely beautiful
Wow 😍😍😍appears to be very difficult but is actually very easy 😍😍😍😍
Thank you for doing this pattern in English, I saw this format in a foreign toung, since I am not a proficient knitter I made it in crochet. Trial and error, it came out just as beautiful, eventually. I will treasure your English version always. Blue was the color of the cowl/wrap in this format. It made my eyes light up in anticipation of recreating it in crochet. That was the first time that I ever wanted to do something like that, meaning convert a pattern from knitting to crochet.
That is a lot easier than I thought it was going to be. Beautiful
This is gorgeous- I love green and knotwork!! 😁💗🌷
Thank you. You are a great teacher. Clear directions with a pleasant confident voice. 💁♀️👏👏
You are wonderful - it looks really hard - but you explain everything so easily - I would never have attempted it if it hadn't been for you - thank you.
I just finished this Saturday. It was a fun, easy, and fast project! It only took me 2 days to complete it. Even my husband loves it!
Thanks Kristen, another masterpiece! !
I am loving all your Saint Patrick's projects I haven't got to try any yet, but am going to and thank you so much for sharing them all
I am SO looking forward to knitting this up!!!
Well done on this. Great to see your imagination is in full drive. Thanks for sharing.
That is so pretty! 🥰 Thank you for sharing...🤗 Have a wonderful day! 😊
Thanks for a wonderful tutorial. You're amazing!
I saw this video last year (reccomended after st Patty's day lol) and have been keeping it kicking around in the back of my mind this whole time. Now that the holiday is about a month away im hoping to make this!
Awesome, have fun ☘️
What a beautiful and clever design
Amazing 😍😍
Love ur work sooo much ❤
I'm working the cable heart scarf now from ur pattern on site
thanks for showing your awesome pattern I think ill make this for my mom as a gift I am sure she will love this scarf.
Just beautiful. I can't wait to try the pattern out one day.
So beautiful!
Clever, and good looking too. Will try it! Thanks!
Love it. ❤️Thank you.
I love this!
Beautiful!
I have done the first 16 rows of the parallelogram stitch. My parallelograms are triangles. There is a garter stitch or stockinette stitch row down the center of each parallelogram. I love the pattern and it has very clear instructions even for this beginner to follow.
Love it! I'm currently working on your Basket Loop stitch to make an infinity scarf
Lovely! I must try this ❤️
Beautiful job 💖💖💖💖💖💖
I think if you do the braided part on both shoulders, kinda like a poncho, that would look super cool 😯
I think I need to try this!
I've had a beautiful dark green tonal bulky (#5) yarn given to me at Christmas that was just begging for a project and this is it. I had everything I needed, and I've cast on today. Thank you! P.S. Your 'bunny from a square' pattern is a staple of mine and is still received very well after I discovered it two years ago. One recent recipient tried to eat the pom pom tail!
Hope it turned out well! 👍
I'm going to attempt this. Lets hope it goes well.
Awesome! Thank you!
I love it, Thank you
Thank you!
An interesting project!
Hermoso Saludos desde Perú😊
Thank you for this!!! I made this in deep sapphire!! It was easy to make!! I’m about to make one in ruby!!!
Wonderful, sounds beautiful Kelly!
very beautiful
This is so beautiful, I think I'll make one foe my mom
I just started this project this evening with a nice glass of wine, already it's so enjoyable! I was wondering too if it was possible to do this with medium weight yarn? I've got a gorgeous green one that I want to use to make another, but I'm still so new to knitting that I'm unsure of where I can substitute certain things and all that. Thank you so much for your awesome and wonderful tutorials! (I'm also currently working on the Gilmore Girls hat as my first project in the round and it's so fun!!)
Woow 🎶☕ Greetings From Finland 🐾😁
Very nice
Hey I’m dee I want u to know that I purchased yr book I love ork and yr patterns this book is awesome
Muchas gracias!!!
Beautiful xx
Thank you! 😊
I did it! Lovely. Thank you. Are there options for the parallelogram section? Perhaps a cable?
👏👏👏👏👏👏 BRAVISSIMA "🤗
I haven’t done this in a long time, love this it’s easy to follow but I was wondering to get to the 2nd tall roll after u cut the yarn how you connect with the others?
Herrrmosooooo lo are ,gracias
Ah crap - just saw that the errors in Rows 7 and 15 are now corrected on the version you print from your website - I had printed it out the day you sent the email :) Since I am not going to frog this project, I will just have to do another one - different color this time, I think 😁 Thank you for the pattern!
I'm sorta making this using my knitmaster machine, but I have tweak it cause the stitches are much smaller and I been trying to purl on it too but I don't think it changes the appearance.
Hi I like it!! Very pretty. I crocheted one in the same style with cables. Won't do that again as it took 500 grams of double knit wool. Must say : it's very hot, so I would encourage this kind of pattern to someone who gets cold quickly.
I like. Going to give it a try.
👌 bien expliqué
Ty! What would you suggest to give more finished look to neckline of one was so inclined? A single crochet row? This is so pretty and cable like knot pattern voila no cable needles! I’m starting knitting again after years away...I can do this.😊
This is absolutely gorgeous!!! Wow! I've started my knitting journey this past November and I'm enjoying it a lot (thanks pandemic lol). I just have a question. You used a blocking mat? What is that exactly?
You've got a bit of a copy paste error in the parallelogram section of the pattern. There's not enough cast-ons to just k6,p6/p6k6 for all three rows of those blocks, row 7 you need to p6,k6 and on row 15 k6,p6 or else you're gonna end up with a garter stitch rows down the middle of the pattern.
have the same problem
I just cast on 24 instead of 30
I noticed that too. I wrote it out and worked around it.
I am literally just starting this. Wish me luck x
Can you tell me how much wool you used.
@@lindacoleman8355 Bit late, I'm about halfway through it right now and so far I've used about one and a half balls of yarn, I'd say grab 3-4 just to be safe
Wow. Do you have a blanket like this? That would be beautiful!
I have yarn that was spun from my Irish wolfhound that passed a year ago. I want to knit a shawl and ran across this. By chance would you have a shawl pattern with the braided celtic knotwork in the back?
Bellissimaoooooooooo😘😘😘😘😘
New subscriber here!🌸This design is stunning. I might try something like this for dolls. Well presented and easy to follow. Liked the video, for sure!😀 Have you tried making it in crochet?
How many set of 16s did the parallelogram stitch did you make for that length of the scarf?
do u have the parallelogram stitch video ?
Can you please make a video about how to knit a crown beanie like Jughead in Riverdale? I really like it, but still haven't found any tutorials that are clear.
cool
Hello, I'm struggling at the part where you put the strands back on the needle and knit the parallelogram pattern. Are you starting with a row of garter? If so then you start the pattern on the wrong side rather than the front. Or do you do two rows of garter first, or go straight into the parallelogram pattern. If the latter then I'm finding it really hard to knit it and deal with the loose ends.
Thank you so much Christine for sharing. Otherwise, l'm a bit confused now. In your vlog for the parallelogram pattern you said we cast on in multiples of 12 but now here you knitted the pattern with only 30 stitches. I really really want to knit this as well.
Hello @Evelyn lbiara! She (Kristen From Studio Knit) actually designed this differently then the Parallelogram Stitch I read both patterns they are sort of different on some rows, but both of them are still a 16 row repeat!
@@LilacPawPawTeam Thank you🙏
@@evelynibiara5029 Your very welcome!
Hi, Where can get a copy of this fabulous pattern?
Hello can you knit this on chunky yarn
Hiii!
I'm fifteen and have used a couple of your videos to make little toys for my five year old nephews (twins, have to make two of everything ;-;)
I plan to make this my first big project in a while, and the wool I've got doesn't have a specific weight or ply, but seems pretty thick? Would it work the same if I did the 40 stitch one?
You should make a video about blocking out your work. It was very new to me. But the design is awesome! i am gonna try that
Agree! It’s on my list, thanks! 💖
Can you tell me how many balls of wool I need to do the Celtic cowl
Love this pattern and want to make it for my wife. Was wanting to use a smaller yarn, DK, maybe so that she can wear it during the spring. Is there a way to figure out how many more cast on I would need to do and how many more rows? Any help or advice would be appreciated :)
idk how much smaller yarn you want, if you add 12 you'll still have the odd number for the same braid pattern. i'd rec making some temp swatches of the parallelogram part and see if that'll be wide enough for your purposes. just do enough to see what the width will be, and then frog the whole thing and start in earnest once you've figured out your cast on/needle size.
Instead of stockinette stitches for loops, do you think I-cord would work to make the whole scarf reversible? Beautiful work!
iiiiiinteresting - sounds like a good experiment!!
Not really a Celtic knot but a great idea.
Could you make the scarf deeper (covering more of the back/shoulders) by adding repeats of 5 sts (keeping in mind the weave in front)?
I considered the same - it was making my brain hurt, and then I realized the parallelogram is repeats of 6 stitches... so I'm doing one as printed and then I'll see if it needs enlarging after I understand the pattern better!
Guys I'm just about to start the parallogram section. It says 16 rows. How many do I knit please?
How long in Inches it the strips you weave together I know the row count but how many inches are they
love the scarf but ( and it is probably me having a senior moment) I cannot manage to get the pattern as I would love to make it for an Irish friend
the pattern is in the description of the video
Following your lovely free pattern - not a problem until Row 7, which to continue the parallelogram should be reversed as *P6, K6* = yes??
I was wondering the same thing. But when I searched the stitch on the web row1,5,9 and 13 are different but 6,7 and 8 and 14-16 are the same
yeah, and inversing on row 15 also.
Lindo
I want to do this with a worsted cotton yarn. I was just going to do additional Parallelogram repeats as if it were the larger size. Should the number of braided bands reflect that?
What size needle are you thinking?
@@kathleenleiting1804 I decided to go for a 5mm. Cast on 48, so 6 braids of 8 st. The body will just be 4 repeats of the Parallelogram stitch. Wish me luck!
Eric, I wish you ALL the very best of luck on "blind increasing" of this glorious scarf. I'm not a "newbie" nor have I been knitting for any longer than 2 years at the very most ... Crocheting is a whole 'nother kettle of fish.
I'll be following along to share in your progress & victory.. 🇺🇸 & 🇮🇹 (I believe that's Ireland Flag) ... But, please don't worry, we're crofters not warriors.. Enjoy your new project. I'll drop you a quick note when I have my colors chosen.. 🌟
Hi, I went to your website and my computer wasn't happy. I'm buying your book today from Amazon could you please give me the number of cast-on STS's and the parallelogram STS step by step would be helpful. I have a medium4 yarn what needles would I us? Thanks in advance
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I'm a little confused. This video says to cast on 30, but in the parallelogram pattern video, it says to make the pattern using multiple of 12.
Did I miss something?
This is actually designed differently then the Parallelogram Stitch I read both patterns they are sort of different on some rows, but both of them are still a 16 row repeat!
I love this pattern, shared it to my Facebook page, and just started making it. When I get to Part 3 the parallelogram stitch, after I complete row 16; Which row do I goto to continue the pattern. Your video and website don't say. Please let me know as soon as you can. Thank You.
you go back to row one on the parallelogram pattern, the bit of text after the rows mentions sizing, if you want to make a small, you do the whole 16 rows 5 times, or a medium, do it 6 times. maybe use a bit of scrap yarn to mark those spots so you don't forget how many you've done. after you've done that enough times, then you can go to section 4 and make the other half of the braiding section.
@@NivQ87 Thank You.
@@NivQ87 I was looking for this!!!!Thanks man!
@@NivQ87 thank you for this.,I've just completed the 16th row and was wondering how many times to do that part. Thank you! !
Very pretty. I may try to make one and add a button at the point. Hmm
I’m trying to connect my iPad to my printer so I can print the patterns
Well I think I found my next project
How would you make it for a child? Do half the stitches?
Do you have a crochet version of this
I'm sorry, I only create knitting projects.
Ive been doing this patterns and half way through, it didnt look right so i was watching your video, only to realise that rows 6 to 8 and 14 to 16 are different to the ones written on the website!
me too, im stuck not sure which to follow??!!
Ok can someone help me with this....so I got the eight rows all the way to the first six stitches...got all the way to 32....how do you finish the rest of four braids when she tells you to break your yarn....how do you reintroduce the working yarn to make the second through fourth braids???? I’m lost after cutting the working yarn
I just do it like when your yarn ball is running low, hold a tail in whichever hand you knit from (I guess your right if you do it english? I do continental so my left personally) and then just start doing the knits. keep a solid hold on it for the first few rows so it doesn't get loose, by the time you're hitting row 4 the rest of your work will basically hold it in place for you. then just take the tapestry needle to blend them in like a regular tail when you feel like doing that clean up work.
@@NivQ87 Thank you Thank you! I didn’t know how this went either. I thought that I must have missed something in the video
Where and how do I get the written pattern please.
On her site
OK I'm sorry. I'm confused. The parallelogram stitch calls for multiples of 12. We cast on 30. 30 ÷ 12 = 2.5. Am I missing something here? 😭
Oh I see. I was using the parallelogram stitch from your BOOK instead of the one listed here. 😅 Carry on.
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7:20 I missed what knitting on the wrong side was
Sure! This should help: Right & Wrong Side (RS vs WS): Knitting Lessons for Beginners ruclips.net/video/2ydfl5i8r2Y/видео.html
Mine doesnt look like yours, looks really horrible 😓