Love knots

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Traditionally these Italian love knots are flavored with anise, however you can substitute the anise flavor with limone, orange or whatever flavor you desire.

The use of knots in Irish art dates back well over a thousand years and the evidence is everywhere, from the Book of Kells to Celtic crosses. On this 15 minute mini-date, you and your date are going to learn to tie a Celtic Love Knot.

I’m preparing to show some work at the Alpine Arts Center here in Edwards, Colorado, and it got me thinking about my love for (untied) knots. When a friend of mine got engaged years ago in NYC, I vowed to give her a piece of ‘tying the knot’ themed art. I purchased the Ashley Book of Knots for inspiration. Sadly, my friend didn’t get the knot gift, but when my husband proposed to me a year or so later, I told him the story about wanting to make something for my friend (and never getting…

How to Make a Celtic Heart Knot with Studio Knit

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Traditionally made at Christmas, these Lemon Knot Cookies are a light and airy treat bursting with lemon flavour. It's one of the best Italian Cookies!

These pretty lemon-flavored Italian Love Knots are traditional for special occasions, especially weddings since they symbolize "tying the knot".