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Jennifer E. Ryan

Jennifer E Ryan is an award-winning published crochet designer whose crochet patterns and projects can be seen in several crochet publications and on her blog, “Celtic Knot Crochet”.  Jennifer's specialty is combining Celtic Knots with crochet and she was excited to travel to Ireland on a special crochet tour as the celebrity instructor in 2016. She also enjoys all of the creative possibilities there are with large scale "yarn graffiti" and has designed and implemented various yarn bomb projects for special events.  Jennifer’s favorite items to crochet are mandalas, jewelry, wall hangings, and recycle projects. She is also a homeschool mom that loves to kayak, rollerblade, spend time outdoors and photograph wildlife.

Website: www.celticknotcrochet.com

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYwyw5g3WTrmPF558Dt3LOg

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/celknotcrochet/boards/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/celticknotcrochet/

Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/designers/jennifer-e-ryan

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jennifer.ryan.94009841

Projects by Jennifer E. Ryan

Pretty Crochet Heart Applique

Do you love crochet? Crochet this little heart and spread the love! This pattern is great for appliques on children’s sweaters, totes, Valentine’s gifts and more.

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Tiny Pom Scarf 

From the February 2021 issue

The stars of this easy scarf are the beautiful yarn and fun little poms. It works up very fast with a tall and open stitch that complements the rainbow colorway – perfect to brighten any outfit or a dreary winter day.

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Crochet Bed Pocket

From the February 2021 issue

This bed pocket is just right for all those bedside essentials.  The simple textured stitch and fun star and heart appliques make it cute and practical for your kids (or yourself) to store things they/you might need in the middle of the night.

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Cherry Crisp Cowl

From the October 2020 issue

With this yarn’s beautiful color and rich tones each puff stitch adds a luxurious feel to the center motif.  Complete with a knit-like stitch that’s crocheted to fill in the length around your neck, this striking accessory is just what your fall wardrobe has been asking for.

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Edge of Summer Cabled Scarf

The open, lattice-like stitches along the edges of this scarf contrast sharply with the thick, cable center to create an accessory that is both warm and stunning. This project is likely to be your go-to pattern for gifts this year!

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Cherry Blossom Tank

From the April 2020 issue

Take a regular summer tank from ‘blah’ to ‘WOW’ with these elegant rose motifs crocheted with 100% Egyptian cotton. Crochet motifs are quite popular in the fashion world when paired with fabric so now’s your chance to try it for yourself!

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Celtic Knot Necklace

From the April 2020 issue

This special celtic knot, symbolizing motherhood with its two intertwined hearts, will make a perfect gift for your mom this Mother’s Day. Simply crochet four cords and weave them according to the diagram included. A gold chain and dainty beads add a classy finishing touch.

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Frosted Fringe Cowl

From the December 2019 issue

If you loved the Pomegranate Cider Cowl, you’ll love this revamped version. Featuring a fresh color and a trendy fridge, the cozy texture of this cowl comes from its three thick braids in a buttery soft yarn. Boho style fringe along the bottom edge paired with rustic buttons completes the look.

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Acorn Hot Pads

Using a double strand of dishcloth cotton you can work up the perfect kitchen accessory for fall and it’s practical, too! Try your hand at increasing and decreasing with the Diamond Stitch for the signature acorn cap criss-crosses.

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Spooky Buddies Ghost and Cat Set

With simple amigurimi crochet techniques, you can make these cute little critters to join you for Halloween. This cat and ghost amigurumi set makes a great special addition for a night of trick-or-treating.

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