I am a great lover of Celtic patterns, spirals, knots. One of these patterns I had my tattoo for over 15 years on the wrist. The only thing that annoys me about it: That makes it all since then. When I was at Tatowierer, then ... He had no templates, because no one wanted to have something. Today all runs (r) Second around with tribals. * A huge amount of
Just imagine my excitement when I saw the beginning of my lace-Mania that you can crochet patterns and Celtic. And even in two ways, as Tapestry Crochet (jacquard crochet) and with raised stitches. Relief knit stitches look much like the cable pattern, but are much easier to produce, in my opinion. It works almost like it is, two drawbacks remain: it is less elastic than a knitted knotted wrong and you can not down the software and establish new work, you must unravel the ranks.
However, when I knitted a first "celtic cable" - in German: celtic cable pattern - looked, I was so excited that I have now nachgehäkelt. In the photo below, this first experiment, the dark green part is:
The piece was one year old around in a corner. Until last week I've crocheted a hat to match gloves with the same basic pattern. To a matching scarf, have been out of the test patch Neckwarmer one, or even a small scarf with Knöpp. On the table it is quite bulky, the neck, the matters that are quite good. (The careful observer will have noticed that the site has the buttons and loops ... try making Kluch, these loops are on the wrong side)
Recently, I've dug out the crochet hook to crochet back gloves. And because my green gloves with the pigtail needed a matching hat, I have converted the Celtic pattern of the scarf to a Basque beret. The Americans say "beanie" on what to say as much as bean. Funny people ;-)
was that a calculation! Only the braids out of the cuffs run, mess is not divisible by 6 of the pattern plus distance, and then decrease when the pattern ... I have the whole pattern of about 3 times crocheted voted to the net. But now the cap sits like a glove, and I can warm your hands, neck and ears with braids, nor to Celtic. Jippee.
PS: When taking pictures for my daughter's blog has once again outdone themselves and made a cool photo miniseries of Mama, I have to show you. But not anymore :-)
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