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Love knots square

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Crochet love knots inspired by the Celtic never-ending knots, the symbol of eternal love. This video shows how to crochet a square or rectangle with straight edges.

1 love knot: * Pull st on hook approx 4 cm / 1½’’ long, yarn over hook , pull yarn through st, insert needle in loop behind the long st, yarn over, pull yarn through loop (= 2 sts on hook), yarn over, pull yarn over through both sts on hook *, from *-* = 1 love knot.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS 192-49

DROPS 192-49
DROPS Extra 0-831

DROPS Extra 0-831
DROPS 127-27

DROPS 127-27
DROPS 111-40

DROPS 111-40
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Comme à chaque fois, les explications sont claires et les images bien visible

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How about showing instructions for us Left Handed crocheters?

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