Crochet Celtic Knot Square - Free Intructions

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Once you have learned the basic stitches, you can start making the pattern that suits you best. You can even create your own designs if you want. 

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The Celtic Knot consists of three parts, 1 centre square and 2 ovals.

CORNER SQUARE AND OVALS: 4 Tr(dc) in 1 chain stitch. To prevent a hole pick up 2 loops of the chain




Centre Square:

Chain 28, close ring with a slipstitch.

Chain 3, 1 tr(dc) in next stitch –corner (see above)- 6 tr(dc)- corner- 6 tr(dc)- corner - 6 tr(dc)- corner -

4 tr(dc), sl.st. in 3th chain.

Oval (make 2):

Chain 36, Tr(dc) in 4th chain stitch from hook, 1 tr(dc) in next stitch – corner (see above)- 16 tr(dc) –

corner- 14 tr(dc). Check if the sides have the right length. Sometimes different colors, even from the

same brand, give different results. It may be necessary to shorten the sides of the ovals. See the photo’s



Rnd. 3.

Decide how big you want to make the square.

I needed a round of htr(hdc) to get a 6 inch square.

Add as many rounds as you need to make what

you want to make.


Rnd. 1

Start with chain 3 on the first tr(dc) of a corner of the centre square, 2 tr(dc)

on the next stitch, chain 3, 2 tr(dc) on the next stitch, 1 tr(dc). Chain 6, go

(behind oval) directly to the next centre square corner. *Tr(dc) on the first

tr(dc) of the corner, 2 tr(dc) on the next stitch, chain 3, 2 tr(dc) on the next

stitch, 1 tr(dc). Chain 6, Go (behind oval) directly to the next corner*. Repeat

*-* twice. End with a slip stitch in the 3th chain stitch.



Rnd. 2

Chain 3, 2 tr(dc) on the next 2 stitches, **[2 tr(dc)-chain 2- 2 tr(dc)] in the

chain 3 loop, 3 tr(dc), 2 tr(dc) in the chain 6 loop.

Now you have to pick up the chain loop and fasten the corner of the oval at

the same time. See the photo’s. Make a tr(dc) halfway between the 2th and

3th tr(dc) of the oval corner, pick up the chain loop and finish the stitch. 2

tr(dc) in the chain 6 loop, 3 tr(dc), ** repeat 3 times (skip last 3 tr(dc)) and end

with a sl.st in the 3th chain.

Rnd. 3.

Decide how big you want to make the square. I needed a round of htr(hdc) to

get a 6 inch square.

Add as many rounds as you need to make what you want to make.

Follow the instructions in this video tutorial, it will be easier to follow the pattern and have a more complete view of this wonderful tutorial, this step by step is well prepared.


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