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 | Celtic Dance Costumes Iron-on Transfer Patterns
by Courtney Davis
Easy-to-follow instructions are included for transferring an array of eye-catching weaves, interlaced designs, and other motifs to fabrics and other surfaces that absorb ink.
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 | Celtic Design Coloring Book
by Ed Sibbett, Jr.
Add your own hues to an array of interlacings, geometric-animal combinations, decorative initials, and more, all from authentic Celtic sources including Book of Kells. Captions. 37 illustrations.
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 | Celtic Designs CD-ROM and Book
by Dover
Intriguing archive of 96 different black-and-white designs features the sinuous interlacements, stylized mythical creatures, abstracts, geometrics, and other elements that give Celtic art its unique distinction.
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 | Celtic Designs and Motifs
by Courtney Davis
Over 100 Celtic motifs, both abstract and pictorial, have been adapted from authentic Celtic sources and include full- and half-page rectangles, triangles, circles, frames, borders, corners, and medallions.
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 | Celtic Fairy Tales
by Joseph Jacobs
Great folklorist's selection of the finest legendary and folk material from Welsh, Scottish, and Irish sources. 26 medieval and modern stories in all. 46 illustrations.
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 | Celtic Fashions
by Tom Tierney
Forty-five ready-to-color illustrations document over 4,000 years of Celtic costume history — from cloaks of European Celts circa 2000 BC to the elaborately embroidered costume of a 20th-century Irish step dancer. Captions.
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 | Celtic Folk and Fairy Tales
by Joseph Jacobs
Twenty tales embodying the humor and heroism of Celtic folklore have been compiled into one volume. The stories are lavishly illustrated by the pen-and-ink drawings of John D. Batten. 38 drawings.
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 | Celtic Frames and Borders CD-ROM and Book
by Dover
Intricately woven motifs, fanciful creatures of sea and sky, symbols for biblical characters, bizarre creatures of the forest, and much more in a versatile, royalty-free collection for artists, craftspeople. 96 black-and-white illustrations.
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 | Celtic Gods and Heroes
by Marie-Louise Sjoestedt
Noted French scholar and linguist discusses gods of the continental Celts, beginnings of mythology in Ireland, Irish mother-goddesses and chieftain-gods, and heroes.
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 | Celtic Gods and Heroes
by John Green
Fourteen full-page portraits of the major gods, goddesses, and heroes of Celtic lore: Cathbad the Druid, sea god Manannan mac Lir, fertility goddess Brigit, Cuchulainn, and many more. Captions.
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 | Celtic Iron-on Transfer Patterns
by Courtney Davis
Appealing selection of 65 easy-to-apply iron-on transfer patterns featuring Celtic designs that range from simple fretwork to elaborate wreaths, plus borders and frames that imaginatively incorporate animals and plants. Includes easy-to-follow instructions.
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 | Celtic Jewelry Tattoos
by Marty Noble
Charming collection of temporary tattoos includes 4 bracelets, 5 rings, and 5 pairs of earrings—all featuring dazzling Celtic design. Safe for wrists, fingers, ear lobes.
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 | Celtic Mazes
by Dave Phillips
36 distinctive labyrinths challenge maze travelers to reach their goals by moving through all designated points and by using paths and intersections only once. Mazes graded according to difficulty.
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 | Celtic Myth and Legend
by Charles Squire
Splendid compilation of tales ranges from Arthurian myth to less-familiar adventures, such as Finn and his Fenians, plus many other heroic figures from the Gaelic pantheon.
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 | Celtic Myths and Legends
by T. W. Rolleston
Masterful retelling of Irish and Welsh stories and tales, including Cuchulain, King Arthur, Deirdre, the Grail, and many more. First paperback edition. 58 full-page illustrations and 18 figures.
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 | Celtic Notebook
by Spinhoven
On the cover, a striking mythical creature typical of traditional Celtic art. Inside, 64 ruled pages for names, addresses, appointments, and other reminders. Great gift idea!
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 | Celtic Ornament in the British Isles
by E.T. Leeds
Focuses on less familiar relics from the pagan past, tracing the history and evolution of pre-Christian ornamentation from the earliest beginnings to 700 AD. Great value to students of design, archaeology.
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