If you'd like to see how to make these, simply watch her video and follow the instructions. The earrings are lightweight, very pretty and great to wear
for St. Patricks Day or any time you want. Such a universal design.
Showing posts with label Irish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irish. Show all posts
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Celtic Wig Jig Earrings fo St. Patricks Day
These Celtic copper & green beads wig jig earrings are gorgeous.
Albina (aroundbeads) made it during our last craft party and just posted it on her blog.
Monday, March 7, 2016
St. Patrick's Day finds at agardencottage
... And here is St.Patricks Day related items in my vintage agardencottage shop!
Something perfect for your morning coffee, a tall espresso cup and saucer Shamrock pattern. Micratex Ironstone by W. Adams
& Sons, England:
A couple of lucky leprechauns Wade figurines (made in
Ireleand), to bring you luck:
Planning to bake some treats this St. Patricks Day? Here is
a 4 leaf clover cookie cutter by Tupperware.
Not so much into baking but would love some beer? Here is a
perfect green rubber vintage beer coaster by John Gleanson:
Cute vintage shamrock buttons to decorate your clothing with:
And last but not least, some great shamrock sterling silver jewelry for you or for your loved ones.
... and the cutest lucky 4 leaf clover brooch
Sunday, March 6, 2016
Irish knits and St. Patricks Day
I love St. Patricks Day and I always start to think of it in
the middle of winter. It is my way to wait for spring. I am taking lots of
Irish inspired photos and going through Celtic knot images. Isn't it fun to
learn their meaning?
Last winter I had many customers contacted me with request
for a slouchy socks and aran knits. So, to answer these and also make my tribute
to St. Patricks Day, I added some new items to my shop. There are some long
socks in traditional off white color and also new fingerless gloves in oatmeal
and gray shades.
The patterns I used for these were a combination of diamonds
and cables. Not the easiest ones but so pretty.
Did you know that every cable pattern had a meaning on the Aran
Islands? Like with many other folkloric designs, it reflected a
people's daily lives or activities. There is much more behind every knit
aran pattern then just a pretty stitch.
So please stop by my socksandmittens shop to see our new
hand knit aran items. I know you will like them!
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