I was very lucky with my request for I Love Malta pattern which I am so thrilled with and I am now hoping that someone out there may have a pattern for a Maltese Cross (or Cross of St John) that I may use. Many thanks Eileen
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Maltese crosses, most for Fire dept. Some are blank.
1. go to site,sign in, come back and use link again to go to the right page.
The last link has 2 types of blanks, 1 is more fire fighter the other is plain.
sewforum.com[2] http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/productdetails/fesimports/1...
www.embroiderydesigns.com[3] http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/productdetails/fesimports/1...
www.embroiderydesigns.com[4] http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/productdetails/fesimports/1...
www.embroiderydesigns.com[5] http://www.tex-inc.com/freedesigns.php
www.tex-inc.com
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by maltamaid
28 Feb 2012
Thanks Chris - I went on the embroidery designs and they do have a Malta Cross. It is not really similar to the Fire Department but as at the end of the arms it is forked making a cross with 8 points. Many thanks for your help. regrds Eieen
463375Eileen there is a nice set on Advanced Embroidery Designs too. Love Chris
www.advanced-embroidery-designs.com
234478Hi Eileen,
I have always found the designs on Windstar for Christian embroidery to be excellent. Love and blessings Chris
www.windstarembroidery.com
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by maltamaid
01 Mar 2012
Thanks Chris - I didn't know of this site and low and behold they have a lovely Maltese Cross. Many thanks - Eileen
234478I'm sure this is kind of a silly question to you, but the only maltese cross image that I know of is one used by the fire department. Is that the right silhouette?
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by maltamaid
28 Feb 2012
I'm not sure what the Fire Department cross is like; another description would be the cross of the St. Johns Ambulance Brigade (do you know of them): it is a cross with four arms and the end of the arm is forked, does that make sence?
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