by GlassSorcery.com
The Celtic Shamrock pattern combines three celtic knots within a shamrock.
The ancient Celts used geometric designs for decoration in pre-Christian times.
Celtic knotwork appeared later, about 450 A.D., and variations of these stylized knots were used
to decorate Christian manuscripts and artwork, such as the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels.
View the pattern instructions/glass suggestions
To save this color view of the pattern right click, then click Save Image As or
Save Picture As and save on your computer.
This pattern is available in a black & white jpg
and in Glass Eye 2000 format
Try a FREE 30 day trial of the Glass Eye 2000 including 400 free patterns.
The Celtic Shamrock pattern is displayed above with these glass choices:
Spectrum 1102V - Pale Amber Vecchio, Sparkle, Seedy
Spectrum 123H - Medium Green Cathedral, Hammered
Spectrum 1808V - Pale Gray Vecchio, Sparkle, Seedy
Spectrum 134W - Medium Blue Cathedral Waterglass
Spectrum 151RR - Cherry Red Rough Rolled Cathedral
Pattern enlargement and reduction help.
Stained Glass Tutorials and Tips
All patterns on this website are
protected by copyright laws
and are not for resale or commercial distribution by others
They are for your personal use only, and are not for commercial use.
You must obtain express written
consent from GlassSorcery.com
to reproduce, publish, or post any pattern on another website.