Drawing Celtic Knots is easy and enjoyable once you know the secrets. Adding lines and X’s adds interest and complexity that can sometimes be challenging. Most knots in manuscripts and stone carvings have line spacing barriers forcing the knot pattern to turn in front of the barrier.

In this course, you will learn all the tips and tricks I have “up my sleeve” for intrepeting and navigating those pesky knotting obsticles.

Supplies needed for class

• several 3” and 4” square heavy weight papers or journal pages

• scratch paper for practice

• knot grid stencil (if you have one)

• Black fine line pen (e.g., Micron .01 or PN).

• Pencil and smudge stick or tortillon for shading