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Making a St. Brigid’s Cross - an Easy Step by Step Guide

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St Brigid’s Day – a festival about fertility, protection and blessings

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Making a ‘Three-Legged’ St. Brigid’s Cross - an Easy Step by Step Guide

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Syria’s Bedouin: a craft and culture under threat — Oshana crafts to empower women- London- UK

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Syria’s Bedouin have had a huge influence on the embroidery and handcrafts of the entire region, and of course on Oshana’s own designs.

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Printable Pattern: Qala’at Sema’an, Syria Chest Panel (Mid 20th Century) — Tatreez & Tea

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A 7-page embroidery pattern featuring a coat from Qalaat Samaan, from the mid-20th century. Qalaat Samaan is 30km northwest of Aleppo, and is one of the few areas in Syria that frequently uses cross-stitch. Syrian embroiderers only stitch from right to left, and on the reverse-side of the embroidery

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To order contact cleasteo@gmail.com or 09975979 or drop into Cleas Crafts’ Shop (Mon-Fri 9.00-5.00pm).

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needle felting workshop with Crafts of Ireland https://craftsofireland.ie/

Friday, November 22nd . Workshop from 11am to 1pm, tea & cake served after 1.

Pick up at 10:30 at Kells centre, to go to Cnoc na Fia, Knocknaveagh, Virginia, Cavan, collection at 2pm and return to the centre.

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Crafts of Ireland - Keeping Alive our Rich Craft Heritage

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In 2016 we established Crafts of Ireland to allow us to share the many skills that we have learned and to do our part in preserving our rich craft heritage. Click through the menu above to follow our regular blog posts, find out about classes and demonstrations, or to get in touch with queries.

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Traditional irish belt crios weaving tutorial

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Ukrainian flower wreath for Ivana Kupala: how to do it yourself

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How to crochet flower in different designs and patterns. Some crochet flowers are very easy which beginners can also do and some patterns will be for medium ...

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https://www.folkglory.com/shop/digital-downloads

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Digital Downloads — Shop — Folkglory: Living Heritage Design

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DIY Fabric Flowers | How to make fabric flower | Cloth flower making | Flower Making | Cách làm hoa từ vải | Hoa vải | Fabric Flower Tutorial

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IrinaPro_Вязание 🧶 крючком!

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Шикарная Роза крючком

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AFRICAN ART Acrylic Painting for Beginners Step by Step

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View a selection of St Brigid’s Crosses from the Irish Folklife Collection. St Brigid’s Day - Lá Fhéile Bríde - celebrates Ireland’s only female patron saint on 1 February and is associated with the popular tradition of making crosses in St Brigid’s honour. St Brigid's Day was an important Irish festival in folk tradition, celebrating fertility, blessings and protection. There are hundreds of St Brigid’s Crosses in the Irish Folklife Collection and this selection demonstrates some of the different materials and styles that were used to craft these objects. St Brigid was believed to have travelled through the land on the eve of her feast day and gave blessings and protection to homes and farms where these crosses were hung in her honour.