Woven cross

Now available in three sizes! The Unity Cross symbolizes the intersection of heaven and earth—man and spirit. Made with two contrasting species of wood woven together to form one beautifully simple cross. Let this cross serve as a reminder of our fellowship with His light—how our lives are meant to intertwine with the life and work of Christ. These easy-to-follow plans will teach you how to make unity crosses from start to finish. The Unity Cross is rewarding to build—you only need a few…

Learn how to make your own wooden cross wall hanging with woven wood strips. This tutorial features many basic supplies you already have at home. You can make this project if you're an avid woodworker or a complete beginner! This elegant project is the perfect wall hanging for Easter, Christmas, or any time of year. Learn how to weave the thin strips of wood around a cardboard tube base to create this elegant project. Afterwards, center the cross in a frame and hang it prominently in your…

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Have you always wanted to be one of the cool kids who wove their palm into a cross, but didn’t know how? Never fear! Courtesy of Lucy Learns, here’s how to do it in 6 easy steps. [See also: 18 Amazing Things Woven Out of Palm Sunday Palms] Enjoy!

How to make Palm Crosses This pattern takes a bit of practice, but looks like the ones we used to get when we were young.

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A couple of variations of knotted crosses, done with the cobra stitch/Solomon bar/Portuguese sinnet, using 1.4mm cord. You first tie a complete vertical section, leaving a little bit of space/slack where arm section will go, then tie the second section with the cords going thru the space left in the first part. The larger one is about 4.5 inches tall by 3 inches wide(not counting the loop at the top). The smaller is about 2 inches tall by 1.5 inches wide. You could use fabric glue or super…

A couple of years ago I made these little pocket crosses for some special friends and I was pleased that they all loved and treasured them....