I love dressing up, an excuse to drink beer on a weekday, and just all the Irish fun that comes with this feast day.
My mom shared this love with me since her beloved sister Mary‘s birthday was St. Patrick’s Day.
This past week we had dinner with a family in our new parish and they are true St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.
In fact, the kids proudly proclaimed, “we love St. Patrick’s Day more than Christmas!”.
And I love that spirit of pride and family heritage.
Lately, I’ve really fallen in love with fonts but I get disappointed when it comes to cross-stitch fonts.
There are just a handful of fonts out there and I swear they are the same ones I used in projects as a 12-year-old.
It’s cute, right?
I thought it would be fun to do a mantle display for St. Patrick’s Day with this as a small piece.
Like most of my cross stitch patterns, this one is simple, easy, and quick to make.
I once again stitched this project up this weekend while my husband and I took in some Netflix in the evenings.
Throw it in a wooden embroidery hoop, add a green ribbon and you’re done!
Thanks for all of your support–and thanks for giving me a reason to keep creating these fun cross stitch projects.
You’re the best.
And, in case you are looking for more St. Patrick’s Day fun, here are a few projects I shared in the past:
St. Patrick’s Day Cards to Color–Free Printable
Embroidered Hanky for St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day Felt Fun for Mom and Baby
All the best,
Nancy
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