To the ancient Celts, this sacred period at the end of winter was Imbolc, a time for anticipation, hope, healing, purification, and preparing for spring.

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3 arm Brigid's Cross

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 from paper or whatever is available to you. For examples of paper crosses see folklore.ie here). These were prepared on the eve…

Learn how to make a traditional Brigid's Cross, a powerful Irish symbol of protection and blessing, perfect for St. Brigid's Day or bringing folklore into your home.

Brigid is a Celtic Goddess of healing, poetry and of the hearth. She is the bringer of light, hope, inspiration and creativity. A triple...

Imbolc-Brigid-The Triple Goddess

Brigid, Triple goddess of Imbolc!

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Brigid's Crosses are woven to celebrate the sabbat Imbolc. These crosses are made of rushes and hung by the door to protect the home from fi

Brigid ~ The Spark Of Inspiration burns within me 😇

The most commonly practiced St. Brigid’s Day tradition is making a Brigid’s Cross.Some have three arms, some four; some are made from reeds, others felt, pa...