I like this.
May. 7th, 2010 08:53 pmCeltic Knot necklace
I'm not sure if the site requires a login; it's Lion Brand patterns.
I have difficulty wearing a lot of jewelry because my skin is sensitive to at least two metals, so even nickel-free jewelry often doesn't work for me. I have a small cadre of pretty pieces that I've bought or that friends have given me, mostly in sterling silver, but I often forget to put them on because I never got into the habit of wearing jewelry very much. I could wear a knit necklace. I just need to get a spool with small pegs on it, so I could make it up in one of my fine-gauge yarns for a less-cumbersome look than the one in the picture. Elizabeth's spool is designed for chunky-weight yarn and the stitches for worsted weight look too loose for my taste. I might look up less bulky versions of a Celtic knot, too.
I have a purple Malabrigo that I couldn't decide on a project for. I bought it because it was gorgeous, and I take it out every now and again to pet it. I think I now have a possible project for it!
I'm not sure if the site requires a login; it's Lion Brand patterns.
I have difficulty wearing a lot of jewelry because my skin is sensitive to at least two metals, so even nickel-free jewelry often doesn't work for me. I have a small cadre of pretty pieces that I've bought or that friends have given me, mostly in sterling silver, but I often forget to put them on because I never got into the habit of wearing jewelry very much. I could wear a knit necklace. I just need to get a spool with small pegs on it, so I could make it up in one of my fine-gauge yarns for a less-cumbersome look than the one in the picture. Elizabeth's spool is designed for chunky-weight yarn and the stitches for worsted weight look too loose for my taste. I might look up less bulky versions of a Celtic knot, too.
I have a purple Malabrigo that I couldn't decide on a project for. I bought it because it was gorgeous, and I take it out every now and again to pet it. I think I now have a possible project for it!