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This isn't actually crochet, it is knitting (the "invisible spool knitting technique" by Yoola) -- she calls it crochet because it uses a crochet hook, but the stitches themselves are knitting stitches. Anyway, this is a tip for speeding things up using two colours (or two spools of one colour) by doing two stitches on top of each other, one with one wire, one with the other. One would have to time it to see if it actually was faster, but I think it probably is, because it reduces the number of movements one has to make.

This tutorial shows you how to make a pair of easy celtic knot wirework drop earrings.

Celtic knot pendant tutorial; fancy Triquetra pendant with crystal beads incorporated in it.

Tutorial for triskelion/triangle knot. Done in paracord, but any cord would do.

DIY Macrame Celtic Knot Pendant Tutorial. A woven interlaced square/cross motif.

Learn how to make a wire wrapped Celtic Knot / Triquetra charm and earrings in this jewelry tutorial.

Supplies: 20 gauge dead soft round wire, 2 pieces of 4 inches each 24 gauge dead soft round wire, 2 pieces of 2 inches each 2 small jump rings French hooks or earwires of your choice 2 briolette beads

Pattern by Regina Schoenfeldt. Graph pattern of eagle owls. Intended for a potholder, but could be used for anything.

By Amanda Jones. Knitted fingerless gloves with a cabled owl on the back.

By Kristina McCurley. Knitted circular shawl with a spiral vortex pattern made by eyelets.

The Original Celtic Weave as taught by Bonnie Barker. This is like a diagonal basketweave, done by doing X stitch with treble front-post stitches.

Tatted owl earrings. Done with needle-tatting. Very cute.

Macrame owl tutorial, in Russian, but since it is 95% visuals, the language doesn't matter. This design has the interesting features of: (a) tufty owl ears, (b) the wings are joined to the body with half-hitches over multiple cords, (c) the binding for the tail is done with whipping rather than square knots or half-hitches. This makes it a bit more uniform.

This video Macrame owl tutorial, inspired by Harry Potter's Hedgwig. You can customize the color by changing the threads, the bigger size, the bigger product. One interesting feature of this design is that most of the square knots are three-strand rather than four-strand. Another interesting feature is the way half-hitches are tied over multiple cords to tie the wings and the body together.

Easy to make, great to decorate with beads or charms, As it is adjustable, it sells really well - Make this one your own with your own flair and style you will not be disappointed.

Fun knot that looks like 8 strand square sennit but is endless.

A floating keyfob with Single Strand Ringbolt Hitch. Matthew Walker Loop by courtesy of Mr. Hennessey

Lantern pendant with large spherical stones without holes - jewelry making from copper wire. Really nifty way of ensuring that the petals are even. This pattern is suitable for stones with a diameter bigger than 1cm; the bigger the stone, the bigger the lantern. Without the Viking-knit bottom, this pattern can be used to make bead caps. Likewise, one could use a large bead cap for the first part of the pattern, and enclose with Viking knit.

Wire size to make pendant with diameter of stones 14 - 16mm 22 gauge ( wire diameter 0.6mm ) : 25cm( 10 inch) 28 gauge ( wire diameter 0.3mm ) : 50cm( 20 inch)

This tutorial shows how to make a double 7 strand beaded kumihimo braid.

How to line the inside of a (wooden) box with fabric. You will need some fabric, balsa wood and glue that will work well with fabric. Batting will make it look fluffy but isn't totally necessary.

Wire copper unisex bracelet - interlocked knots wire-work