This quilled Celtic knot is made using multi-strip quilling and beehive quilling. The combined symbolism is packed with meaning.
The Eternal Circle- The interlacing lines of the Celtic Knot stands for "no beginning, no
ending, the continuity of everlasting love and binding together or
intertwining of two soul or spirits."
Trinity Knot, also known as a Triquetra. - Christians believe that the three points represent the three elements of
the trinity: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit (or Holy Ghost). To the ancient Celts it symbolised the earth, air, and water. On a more spiritual level, it has also been known to symbolize life, death, and rebirth.
The Irish Shamrock is the traditional
symbol of the Trinity.
Completing this was a study in patients and was rather difficult to do. The interlacing lines got me tied up in knots myself , but in the end I managed to complete it. The biggest hurdle was to get it to stick to the backing. Kept getting stuck to my fingers and everywhere else but!! I have managed to get the beehive in neatly though.
Tips for beehive quilling is available here.
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Stunning!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow very beautiful... Awesome work chris..
ReplyDeleteWow!! this is gorgeous work ...your patience really paid off :)its truly amazing work!!
ReplyDeleteIts stunning work Chris :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing work Chris. What a great idea and beautifully executed.
ReplyDeleteawesome...superb..lovely!
ReplyDeletebeautiful,I would get lost on this design,lol
ReplyDeletePaula
WOW Chris there is no way to describe your work except AWESOME!!!!
ReplyDeleteI cannot imagine having that much patience. Sorry Beth had no place to follow her as she has a lovely blog. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Myrna
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ReplyDeleteChristine, I went over to Beths blog and she has a place just a few lines under her heading that says follow here by clicking. Hope this helps. I see she found you and is following. I am glad.
Myrna
wah...Lovely design nd perfect quilling dear...
ReplyDeleteyes..really beautiful creation..
Thank you all you lovely people for your generous comments.
ReplyDeleteYour patience is definitely worth it! Excellent creation!
ReplyDeletewell executed chris and awesome colours
ReplyDeleteExcellent work, Chris! I can't believe how perfect it is! Well done!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Manu
Thanks for visiting and leaving a comment on my blog. I too quill at times but not as much as you do. Thanks for inviting me to learn your techniques. You are a brilliant artist :)
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This is so perfect! I am a big fan of your work and you are a constant inspiration! Love and hugs...
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Outstanding ....very neat and clear
ReplyDeleteYou always have created something new. Thanks for sharing
chris m stunned.amazing piece of art....
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