Brigid's cross tutorial

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

Step by step directions for making Imbolc's favorite Bridig's Cross

Brigid Cross for Imbolc

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

St. Brigid's Cross is a traditional wheat weaving design. In this tutorial I'll show you how to make it with 32 straws. This is a very easy wheat weaving.

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

For the Grand Sabbat of Imbolc, it is customary to weave a Brigid's Cross, as a talisman of blessing, and an amulet against disease in the household.

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

DIY St. Brigid's Cross

For all your festival craft needs.

Probably one of the most recognisable traditions of Saint Brigid’s feast is the “Brigid’s cross”. These were and still are traditionally made from either reeds or straw (but feel free to make them …

The Brigid's cross is a traditional craft symbolizing the Saint and goddess of the same name. Learn these simple steps to make your own.

How to tie a St Brigid's Cross using all-natural, traditional materials.

Brigid Yarn Dolly for Imbolc . Free tutorial with pictures on how to make a shrine in under 60 minutes using yarn, yarn, and yarn. How To posted by Spirit R. in the Yarncraft section Difficulty: Simple. Cost: Cheap. Steps: 8

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

st. brigid's cross (made with paper)

On St. Brigid’s Day in Ireland it is customary to make reed crosses named after the saint. Let's make a St. Brigid's Cross with chenille straws or pipe cleaners