Annika Heart Knot Necklace Knitting Pattern

Annika Heart Knot Necklace Knitting Pattern by Kristin Omdahl

This necklace knitting pattern is made using the simplest of knitting techniques: the Icord. But it is elevated to a whole new level with a celtic heart knot pendant and sequined, textured yarn.

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This necklace knitting pattern is also featured in Kristin Omdahl’s newest knitting book, “Layers: 19 Knit Projects to Fit, Flatter & Drape”. Click here for a personalized, autographed copy of “Layers: Knit” book. Or download the digital “Layers: Knit” ebook here.  You can also purchase this book on Amazon here.

What you will need to make this necklace knitting pattern:

• 140 yds or 128m #4 worsted weight yarn

• US 8 (5mm) double pointed knitting needles

• 1 27mm lobster clasp

• 3 5mm jump rings

• 2 pair of chain nosed pliers or bend nose pliers

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