Celtic knot carving

I invite you to a new drawing lesson in which you will learn how to draw a Celtic knot step by step quickly and easily.

I first started carving Welsh Love Spoons for our daughter’s wedding in 2008. This evolved into carving individual Celtic Knots. Like the crosses that I have designed and made, each spoon or knot is a wonderful vehicle that celebrates how we are woven into a beautiful design. The points of intersection where the ‘life-line’ overlaps (where relationships are created) is where the story of each design is expressed. Some are original designs. Some use traditional symbols. The knots and spoons…

About this item Metal Journal stencil - Small border celtic knot, scandinavian, viking knotwork symbol, pentagram symbols, protection sigil magick, magic, witchery. Products and supplies for papercrafting, card making and mixed-media projects Well suited as a texture for artwork, drawing paintings, wall decor. Small stencil for scrapbooking. Stencil plantillas for painting on wood. Stencil for painting on wood furniture, estencil para craft, deco wall, decorative Metal Template for painting…

I have made a few very simple Celtic knots before and used them as ornamentation on woodwork. I usually placed them in the center of a panel or on a

FOUR PATTERN PACKS TO CHOOSE FROM! Tattoo Pattern Pack #4 – $19 OVER 200 tattoo designs! Use them exactly as-is, or easily modify them in minutes to suit your needs. Because they are totally resizeable with the click of a mouse, they can be scaled to fit your body exactly. This is especially important with knotwork bands, where you need for the ends to match up seamlessly – very hard to achieve with off-the-shelf flash, but easy with the Celtic Knot Font! Includes over 60 bands for arm…

Hand crafted wood carvings specialising in trees, leaves and other natural forms. Woodcraft is a passion that creates lasting works of art to share and enjoy.

A Celtic inspired tree carving finished today and made from birch wood. Trees hold significant meanings in Irish culture and folklore. The birch tree...

Have you ever noticed the intricate, interlacing patterns adorning ancient manuscripts, stonework or modern jewelry and wondered about their origin? These are different versions of the Celtic knot, a quintessential element of artistic expression that traces back to the ancient Celts.

Celtic symbols originate from the Iron Age Ancient Celts. These beautiful designs are often used as a tattoo in modern Irish culture.