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Two Celtic daggers crossed against a bejeweled round shield (the shield is an adaptation of a previous design). The daggers are a matched pair with knotwork etching up the blades and across the quillons. The handles are also wrapped in leather-looking Celtic knotwork. A huge diamond-shaped green emerald finishes each piece.
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~tinture May 11, 2013  New member
beautiful
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Mood: Wow! ~3030rifleman Sep 4, 2012
Excellent work!
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~BellNinja28 Mar 29, 2012  Hobbyist Writer
Do you happen to be Irish or Scottish?
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Mood: Wow! *ForestDwellerHouses Feb 27, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
This is an awesome piece of artwork, beautiful job!
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~foxvox Feb 28, 2012
Thanks so much!

:)
Kristen
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Mood: Joy *ForestDwellerHouses Feb 28, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
Kristen, your so very welcome, your art deserves it!
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~windwolf1575 Mar 9, 2009  Hobbyist General Artist
This is beauiful, emerald is my birth stone, and I love the mix of different stuff you have here, swords, celtic knots, and emeralds. =D I love it!
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*Treyos Nov 29, 2007  Hobbyist Writer
A nice addition to your shield design. It could make for one hell of a stained glass window. ;)
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~foxvox Dec 5, 2007
Thanks so much! I'd never thought of that, but I do want to learn stained glass some day...
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Kristen
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*Treyos Dec 6, 2007  Hobbyist Writer
My wife wants to learn it as well... we've done a "fake" stained glass window before (bought black piping and coloured dyes that were then used on a plastic covering so that it could be taken back off if need be) but it'd be cool to actually work with the real deal.
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