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This class covers drawing and expanding on a popular knot symbol called the “Triquetra”, which means “tri-cornered”. You’ll probably recognize this commonly used knot in ancient manuscripts as well as being a common decorative element in plenty of modern Celtic art. This three-cornered symbol turns up in multiple cultures beyond the Celts as well as in Celtic Christian and Pagan usage.

In this Celtic Knots Made Super Simple class, you’ll learn multiple ways to draw the base form of the Triquetra Knot and incorporate it into a few more complex shapes.

This class is for those who:

are looking to learn or continue their Celtic knotwork drawing step by step with ease.
like to draw, paint and make marks.
are looking for additional skills to bring to your illustration, calligraphy, art journaling, lettering and decor.

In this class you’ll learn:

Different ways to draw the original basic Triquetra or Trefoil Knot shape
A refresher of drawing materials to use
A quick interlacing overview
A special quick method to create bands and interlace Triquetra knots
Using the Triquetra to draw a Trinity Knot, Decorated Celtic Cross
and a bonus expanded and linked Celtic Cross
Ways to set up your framework for drawing two kinds of Celtic crosses.
Using this wonderful knot in your art and illustration decor.

What you’re ready to learn next -

Now that you’re comfortable with drawing triquetras, you’ll be ready for more complex arrangements of knots.

Annabelle Needles

Editor of heirloom family + travel films

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