I drew the Lindisfarne cross in black and white, then developed a series of patterns from the drawing. Most of the series uses ivory background and warm grey lines.

This fabric is surface-printed and available at different weights and widths. It can be combined with woven fabrics for richer depth, or embroidered upon.

Ideas:

• Bring a Celtic knot backpack to the Saint Patrick's Day parade
• Add a vendor booth backdrop or tablecloth at the Irish festivals, Renaissance fair, or Welsh Eisteddfod
• Wrap Celtic candles, Claddagh rings, meat pies and shortbread gifts in fabric
• Sew stuffed animals, phone cases, and children's clothes to sell at festivals
• Decorate your Irish wedding with voile hangings over dowels
• Design outifts for fiddler groups, bard bands, Renaissance masquerades, bagpipe parades, and theater costumes.
• Add atmosphere to your Scottish bakery or Irish pub with Celtic curtains and tablecloths
• Make fake chain mail for your band, tattoo parlor, or knife shop
• Dab competitors' sweat at Highland games
• Offer napkins at haggis eating contests