"Cead Mile Failte" Cross Stitch Pattern

"Cead Mile Failte" Cross Stitch Pattern"Cead Mile Failte" means "A hundred thousand welcomes!" This Gaelic greeting will make your guests feel right at home. This piece, with lavish details and gorgeous jewel tone colors, was inspired by Irish artwork from centuries past. Similar art appeared on the decorated pages of their illuminated manuscripts the details so finely drawn that later generations called it "the work of angels", because it was unbelievable that any human hand could have

Designed by artist Paul Borda

sculpted with lifelike precision

notable Greek and Roman

Shamballa bracelets often feature semi-precious stones as beads

you may want to swap it out for a more substantial chain

They are crafted of sterling silver

The Handfasting Keepsake Cross Stitch Pattern measures 126 stitches wide by 141 stitches high

the triple moon motif is possibly the most recognizable pagan symbol to be found

Whether you are looking for a token for your own timeless love (or perhaps a Highlander of your own)

The chance to finally become the person you were meant to be

you need to be aware that paper dulls the edges of scissors much faster than cutting through fabric and thread does

The pattern itself is graphed in black and white symbols