Your videos are the absolute best! I make the four legged and three legged Brigid’s crosses every Imbolc for family & friends. Thank you for the clear instructions. -Erin in Oregon, USA
Brilliant Mick, I'm going to Knock Shrine this afternoon to make crosses as I did last year. Going to give this design a go this year 😃 I've several to make for myself, neighbours and friends
Delightful stuff - thanks loads for these and the other videos. Planning to make a couple of different ones this year to get my hands round the technique.
What is sally, the material that you said could use instead of rushes? I just spent a week in Ireland! At the Cliffs of Moher, a volunteer showed how to make different styles of Brigid’s Cross. She called the three-legged version a “farmer’s” cross, but I don’t remember why. Do you know what it represents?
Great video Michael. Any literature / evidence to St. Brigid make the triskel type or just the 4 leg cross? Anyway way of knowing which style came first? 😊 Thanks
I've been living in Ireland since 2006, been to Skellig and around, married an Irishman, keep learning. Why do you 'authority' me? instead of explaining. Did you open this channel because you need attention more than anything? Do you have too many friends that you prefer to alienate well wishers?
Your videos are the absolute best! I make the four legged and three legged Brigid’s crosses every Imbolc for family & friends. Thank you for the clear instructions. -Erin in Oregon, USA
Just made this today thanks for sharing this unique design! Blessings on Brigid's Day
This and your 4 legged cross video have been incredibly helpful to me! Thank you so much, and blessed Imbolc to all!
Wow! Thanks for this tutorial!!!! Yours is beautiful!
thankyou its getting to that time of year again
Brilliant Mick, I'm going to Knock Shrine this afternoon to make crosses as I did last year. Going to give this design a go this year 😃 I've several to make for myself, neighbours and friends
Delightful stuff - thanks loads for these and the other videos. Planning to make a couple of different ones this year to get my hands round the technique.
Nice one, Michael.
Thanks for that.
The three aspects, for me, represent The Triple Goddess Brigid.
Happy Imbolg
Mind Yourself.
Great videos...family made all 3 crosses :)
Thankyou! I'm making them today had some left over from feb. Great tutorial.
Have to try this one tomorrow!
Beautiful. Thank you 😊 🙏🏼
excellent video! Thank you!
lovely. whats that other type of open weave cross u have on the table? thanks
What is sally, the material that you said could use instead of rushes?
I just spent a week in Ireland! At the Cliffs of Moher, a volunteer showed how to make different styles of Brigid’s Cross. She called the three-legged version a “farmer’s” cross, but I don’t remember why. Do you know what it represents?
Thank you! ❤
thanks Michael St Bridig s Bless
Great video Michael. Any literature / evidence to St. Brigid make the triskel type or just the 4 leg cross? Anyway way of knowing which style came first? 😊 Thanks
What’s Sallie’s
12 cross
Did you block me? I gave you an answer but it was automatically removed.
I've been living in Ireland since 2006, been to Skellig and around, married an Irishman, keep learning. Why do you 'authority' me? instead of explaining. Did you open this channel because you need attention more than anything? Do you have too many friends that you prefer to alienate well wishers?
I'm an old woman, why were you so mean to me?
Nice but how's that a cross though?