November Knot
Interlocking & Mosaic
I hope this is familiar to you by now. November Knot is our 11th Celtic knot square in the 2023: A Year of Celtic Knots series.
Each Celtic knot design comes with the full written pattern and chart for two techniques: interlocking crochet and overlay mosaic crochet.
Bottom-Up or Center-Out
The interlocking crochet version is done from the bottom-up.
The mosaic crochet version is done from the center-out so we don’t have to worry about any cut ends!
NEW! Third Option!
In addition to the original interlocking crochet option and center-out overlay mosaic crochet option, I’ve now added a bottom-up overlay mosaic crochet option!
This version of each Celtic knot square will require you to cut your yarn at the end of each row. The fringe that gets created can either be a style feature or hidden in an envelope border. Some people choose to weave in the ends instead.
Or you can use this new file for tunisian mosaic crochet if you don’t want to deal with the cut ends on the sides.
Size
These Celtic knot designs fit in my Large Squares category. Your individual tension and yarn choice will affect the finished size but on average, they are about 20″ square.
My interlocking crochet sample of November Knot using white as the MC (Main Color).
New bottom-up overlay mosaic crochet option! This sample was crocheted by Ann Walter.
Looking forward
This year’s series of Celtic Knots has been so well-received that it’s made me nervous for next year! How can I possibly top these wonderful designs?
I have quite a few ideas, but this year has knocked me for a loop repeatedly and I haven’t yet cemented anything for next year’s series.
Please subscibe to my newsletter to make sure you don’t miss the announcement for 2024’s series of monthly squares!
You’ll also have access to my Doctor Who blanket pattern and I’m always sending out discount codes for new and old designs!
Thank you to my testers!
The “2023: A Year of Knots” series was tested by Altona Newcombe, Angela Kermack, Ann Walter, Anonymous Squirrel, Brandi, Chantal Lariviere, CrochetCarob, cyncitycrochets, Divya Tellakula, Eva, Heather Passmore, Just Duckie Crochet, Kami, MadeByMrsJones, Maja Serec, Margaret Maillet, Marijke Laenen, Pleva, Roxy’s Yarnstitchery, ScorpiosHook, Tehzeeb Mahil, & Wolsalon.
Interlocking crochet sample by ScorpiosHook.
Center-out, overlay mosaic crochet sample by Eva.
Interlocking crochet sample by Pleva.
Center-out, overlay mosaic crochet sample by CrochetCarob.
Important Details
There are three options for crocheting these Celtic knot squares and all three options have a different gauge.
Interlocking crochet / LFM crochet file includes:
– line-by-line instructions- instructions on reading a chart
– a one-page chart
Interlocking Crochet Details
- Chart is 81 x 81
- Gauge: 8 (dc, ch) x 8 rows = 4”
- 20″ x 20″ / 51cm x 51cm
- 4.5 mm hook (US7)
- Worsted weight yarn (490 – 565 yards total)
- Main color (MC) (knot) – 250 yards plus 75 for optional border
- Accent color (AC) (background) – 240 yards
Center-Out Overlay Mosaic Crochet file includes:
– line-by-line instructions
– instructions on reading a chart
– a one-page chart marked with X’s for mosaic crochet
Center-Out Mosaic Crochet Details
- Chart is 77 x 77
- Gauge: 16 sc blo stitches x 16 rows = 4”
- 19″ / 48cm
- 5 mm hook (H-8)
- Worsted weight yarn (570 yards)
- Main color (knot) – 230 yards
- Contrasting color (background) – 340 yards
Bottom-Up Overlay Mosaic Crochet file includes:
– line-by-line instructions
– instructions on reading a chart
– a one-page chart marked with X’s (good for viewing on a screen)
– a four-page chart marked with X’s (better for printing)
Bottom-Up Mosaic Crochet Details
- Chart is 77 x 77
- Gauge: 14 sc blo stitches x 15 rows = 4”
- 22″ x 21″ / 56cm x 52cm
- 5 mm hook (H-8)
- Worsted weight yarn (580 – 830 yards)
- Main color (knot) – 240 yards
- Contrasting color (background) – 340 yards
- Optional envelope border – 250 yards
Final Words
This year’s series of squares has been amazingly popular and I love seeing all your projects! Please keep sharing!
You can share in my own Facebook group (of course) and I love seeing it shared in other groups as well! It really helps my business when you share to people who haven’t yet heard of me – so thank you!!
If you share on Instagram and tag me I may ask if I can share your photos to my stories.
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