How to make a st brigid cross

Here we continue our series of activities for children, with Mykidstime.ie Guide to Making a St. Brigid's Cross.

I have wanted to try making a St. Brigid's cross for years, but never got around to it until now. It wasn't as hard as I thought it would be, and we had a lot

Instructions for making a St Bridget's Cross from rushes or drinking straws - a traditional Irish craft undertaken on the 1st February - St Bridget's Day

This is a very simplified version of St. Brigid's (or St. Bridget's) cross. The traditional one is made of rushes and has many more layers. This is just the first round but it contains the core of the pattern. I used four strips of bagasse paper from India. They have deckled and uneven edges as they are the edges I trimmed off before cutting the paper for shipping The Spirit Books book. MAKE THE CROSS: 1. FOLD THE STRIPS OF PAPER: Fold each strip of paper in half. 2. FIRST STRIP: Hold the…

A simple tutorial, showing how to make a St Brigid's cross to celebrate Imbolc.......

Brigid Cross for Imbolc

The Ever-Living Ones: The Protection of Brigid - making the three-armed Brigid’s Cross.

Below are three methods for making Brigid's Crosses. Hopefully, one will work best for you. I have to give due credit to the Geocities domain for the

This article will be telling you how to make a St Brigid's cross out of pipe cleaners. St Brigid is one of Ireland's patron Saints and she made a cross out of rushes to protect her from evil.These crosses are traditionally made on the 1st...