Irish Landscape Collection

Glendalough
The Round Tower & St. Kevins Kitchen

This canvas was stitched in Long stitch.
The colours, though not perfectly reproduced,
are a more accurate picture than the CanvasPrint View.
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Tapestry Kit or Canvas Only - printed area 24cms by 32cms.
Skill Level: Beginner - Experienced.
Recommended for Long Stitch but also suits Half Cross Stitch or Tent Stitch.
Kits contain full colour printed canvas, wools,
stitching instructions and a needle!
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A hand-crafted needlework kit from Atlantic Stitches where we have
a commitment to original landscape drawn from life.
A counted cross-stitch chart will be available soon.

Named from the Irish "Gleann Dá Loch" meaning the Valley of the Two Lakes  the area was chosen by St. Kevin to found his 6th. century monastic city. An area of extraordinary beauty the rich, well drained soils could be easily cultivated and the monastery grew over the centuries. Most of the ruins date fom the 10th. - 12th. centuries. The Tapestries feature the round tower used by monks as a place of refuge. The large picture also shows the ruin known as St Kevin's Kitchen and in the foreground - the Glendalough River.