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Celtic Triangle Knot

 
Celtic Triangle Knot
 

Description: The Celtic Triangle Knot is based on the Triquetra Symbol, which is found in many European designs. It symbolizes a variety of concepts, such as body, mind and spirit, and the Trinity. This knot makes a pair of very attractive earrings. You could also make a pendant with it. I’ve used it in the body of certain Macrame patterns with great results. See Celtic Triangle Earrings for more details.

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Step 1: Obtain a piece of leather cord, hemp, or similar stiff material to practice with. You’ll need about 20 inches to make one knot. Tape or pin one end to your work surface.

 
  First "S" Loop   Step 2: Make an “S” shaped loop. Secure it with the cross-pin technique, or with tape. Do not put pins through leather! Use the Cross Pin Technique instead. If you are not familiar with this way of securing cords, see Knotting Tips.  
 
  Circle In Left Corner   Step 3: Bring the cord around, forming a small counter-clockwise circle on the lower “corner” of the triangle. Head back up to where you started. Cross over the cord at the top curve of the “S”. Secure the circle to your board.  
 
  Circle in Right Corner   Step 4: You now have a generally triangular shape. Direct the cord downward, and over the coils, towards the lower right bend of the “S”. Make another small counter-clockwise circle in the right “corner” by passing over, then under the coil making up the bend. Go under the horizontal portion on the bottom of the triangle.  
 
  Passing the End Through the Left Circle   Step 5: Direct the end of the cord into the small circle on the left, from the top.  
 
  End Passes Under Middle Coil   Step 6: Direct the end towards the top of the design, diagonally from left to right. Bring the end into the space at the top, from below.  
 
Step 7: Tighten the Celtic Triangle Knot by removing the slack gradually, one loop at a time.
 
 
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