159 Celtic Designs

by Amy Lusebrink

The eye-catching intricacies of Celtic design bring elegance and drama wherever they are used. Their organic shapes, often incorporating sinuous interlacements of animal and abstract motifs, blend with both traditional and contemporary settings. This treasury of Celtic design presents over 150 Celtic borders, alphabets, and decorative designs—ideal for use in graphics layouts, needlework designs, and other arts and crafts projects.
Each design has been clearly and boldly drawn to provide the clearest possible image for reproduction. The letters, borders, and motifs are presented in a variety of interesting shapes and sizes that will enable artists to find the design best suited to their needs.

Genres: Art, Nonfiction, Crafts, Reference

48 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1993

Reviews

[Andrea Králová]

Very good book

I like Celtic design, so this book was exactly my target groop, injoyed it. And i love thst you can color them.

[Susan Gibboney]

Cool designs

Lots of designs, especially letters. Enjoyed a look at simple designs. Probably would it again. Hope this helps. Have fun designing

[Monica]

This collection of drawings is quite nice however there is no essay explaining Lusenbrink's sources. There are many wonderful coils, checkerboards and knotwork patterns, though I find the framed borders not so appealing. A couple of the alphabets are awesome, others not so much.