This panel is closer to what I'm thinking but I still want better intertwining knotwork ... so I'll continue to twist and knot my yarn.
I'm really surprised there isn't much out there for crocheters and cables; it's all so basic. Maybe I'm not looking in the right places; I've search pattern books, both on-line and at the bookstores, LYS to no avail.
My quest continues...
Pam, I like the top panel better, but both are really nice. What is this going into?! I love the celtic trinity circle design. I have never heard of a quadurple front post, go ahead and make it up and show us! :) Mary
ReplyDeleteI really like the top one. Where can I find out more about Celtic? I've crocheted all my life and I am learning so many new things from reading everyones pages.
ReplyDeleteI've never see crocheted cables before!! This is awesome and I'm very impressed!
ReplyDeleteOne comment though . . . can you get the lines to over once and then under the next. A real Celtic cable always alternates . . . over and under, over and under . . . that middle line should go under in the middle (and a couple others too) . . . I have some great books on creating celtic cables if you are interested in knowing the title names.
Hope you don't mind the comment . . . I love your work!!
Thanks for the tip/advice Celtic Knitter! I really want to create authentic Celtic cables, so I'm not going to stop until I'm totally satisfied!
ReplyDeleteI like them both!
ReplyDeleteYou're right, there isn't much out there at all. I've yet to figure out why as well.
ReplyDeleteYour squares are wonderful!
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