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Published: 2010-06-11 06:12:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 18109; Favourites: 374; Downloads: 471
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a couple of days ago (maybe yesterday?), a fellow celtic knot enthusiast had a tutorial get selected as a Daily Deviation, and it made me itchy to do a tutorial of my own. i'm not sure if this one is going to be understandable, much less helpful, but i've at least gotten it done. i hope you like it!Celtic knot tutorial by Dweran: [link]
Gallery of Qiu-ling (Christina Stoppa), my inspiration for learning how to do these kinds of knots: [link]
And my celtic gallery, where i store my own nonsense: [link]
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thanks for the tutorial is pretty useful!
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Hey, I linked to your tutorial here: [link]
Crosslinking makes it easy for people to find stuff, y'know?
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yet again, thank you for your help. the knotters of dA continue to stick up for one another. i predict we'll all pick up momentum from one another along the way, until we become an unstoppable artistic juggernaut.
salud.
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D: Wow!
This is so going to help me learn MOAR knotwork. Thank you :3
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O.o. I've nto seen this method-I like it! I'm also a little bit tempted to go and get an actuall piece of string, and twist it around and about, jand then trace around it, hmmm...
Thanks for the extra distraction!
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i can't tell you how many times i've had to remind myself that i don't have the time to take a ridiculously long piece of string and create one of the knots.
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Haha. I'm glad I'm not alone then.
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Wonderful tutorial. Thanks for sharing your creative process with us!
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Very nice tutorial.
I like the concepts and principles.
Great job.
Thank you! ^^
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o.m.g... I could actually follow your tutorial without any problems! This is great, I find the books they have out there on the various methods just do not show it in the same manner you have. Beautiful work by the way.
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thank you, for the comments here and other places. i'm happy to make you happy.
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happy... lol, it makes me wanna get back into the knotwork I used to do!
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Wow, this is a great tutorial! Thanks!
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Nice! Most common-sense tutorial for this type of knot I have seen
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I've never actually known *how* to *try* to make a knot a single line, now I do! Sweet!
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It seems so easy when you explain it
I surely will try to work after this tutorial.
Thank you for sharing!
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Great tutorial, very clear and certainly helpful. Thanks for sharing!
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I find it funny as I visit different people across dA that they end up knowing the same people I've met before. Qiu-ling was one of the first people I started watching 3 years ago through #TheKnotters and now I find she inspired you to do ring knots when I only first met you a few months back. Maybe it isn't that strange but I know have "It's a Small World After All" stuck in my head...
And once again a well thought out tutorial. You did a great job explaining it to my by words and this will only help the style spread out a little more. Keep up the great work!
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what i'm finding, as time goes on, is that the celtic knot enthusiasts on dA are a pretty small and close-knit club. within a few months of being on the site, each one of us becomes pretty familiar with the rest.
thanks for the nice words!
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*applause*
Bravo!
Very clear and understandable! I'll send you the link when I try it out.
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Here, I tried your method on the center panel of this:[link]
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looks cool! now i want a celtic knot mug.
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