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    Celtic Knot Square Dishcloth Pattern + Tutorial

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    Learn how to crochet a Celtic Knot Dishcloth Square. Originally this free pattern is technically a dishcloth using Lily Sugar'n Cream yarn.

    Download Yarnspirations Pattern
    Free Pattern: Crochet Celtic Knot Dishcloth

    In doing the pre-announcements of this square, crocheters are wanting an alternative solution as the rings don't appear to be weaving in and out of each other correctly. What you are seeing in the photo is as per the pattern.

    Crochet Celtic Knot Ornamental Dishcloth Pattern
    Crochet Celtic Knot Ornamental Dishcloth Pattern

    I will be giving you an alternative solution here that doesn't appear in the video as I followed the pattern in the video tutorial.  See the ring layouts below for a visual perspective.

    Get the free pattern, it's called Celtic Knot Dishcloth.

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    Ring Layout As Per Pattern

    This ring layout below is showing all 4 rings.

    • You crochet the first ring as a stand-alone ring.
    • In Ring 2, when you finish the chain, before you form the ring, you slide the chain around Ring 1 and then slip stitch to form Ring 2.
    • In Ring 3, when you finish the chain, before you form the ring, you will slide the chain around Ring 2.
    • Ring 4 appears to be incorrect but is as per the pattern. Ring 4 is over Ring 1 and 3 in the middle.
    Crochet Celtic Knot
    Crochet Celtic Knot - Ring 1
    Crochet Celtic Knot
    Crochet Celtic Knot - Ring 1 & 2
    Crochet Celtic Knot
    Crochet Celtic Knot - Ring 1, 2 & 3
    Crochet Celtic Knot
    Crochet Celtic Knot - All Rings As per Pattern

    Ring Layout Alternative

    You will complete rings 1, 2 and 3 as per the pattern.

    • Ring 4 Chain before forming the ring. Ensure the chain is going over Ring 3 in the middle and then under Ring 1 in the middle as per the photo below.
    • This change of feeding the chain through the two ring will change the middle Celtic Knot appearance.
    Crochet Celtic Knot
    Crochet Celtic Knot - Ring 1
    Crochet Celtic Knot
    Crochet Celtic Knot - Ring 1 & 2
    Crochet Celtic Knot
    Crochet Celtic Knot - Ring 1, 2 & 3
    Crochet Celtic Knot
    Crochet Celtic Knot

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    Filed Under: Crochet Dishcloth Patterns, Crochet Holiday and Seasonal Tutorials, Crochet Home Decor Tutorials, Crochet Kitchen & Bathroom Patterns, Crochet Video Tutorials, Home Decor, Lily Sugar'n Cream Patterns

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    1. Ann says

      May 06, 2020 at 11:08 am

      No blue button

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      • Mikey says

        May 06, 2020 at 6:49 pm

        updated

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    2. chrystalkay says

      March 29, 2015 at 5:16 pm

      THANK YOU for showing the alternate connection! The Yarnspirations pattern drove me crazy, that they would not complete the Celtic know weave for all the rings. Of course you have to do the connections at 11 stitches instead of 10 so it won't bunch in the middle, but it is such an elegant pattern! Just needed the tweeks!

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