Luck of the Irish for EWE in 2022!

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Yes, Valentine's Day is coming up very soon but my mind has already turned to the luck of the Irish and St. Patrick's Day. I come from an Irish heritage and our family crest has a lion trampling a snake. Why? The legend is that ours is one of the families that helped St. Patrick drive the snakes out of Ireland long long ago.

Here is a quick little stitch - Lucky Ewe 

You can download the pattern HERE

May the luck of the Irish be with Ewe in 2022!

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