i have heard alot of buzz word about the celtic cross ,
i even made a few , put a handforged rose in the middle of one ,
check out my gallery
and since i am a one of those guys that like to find out the origins of words and phrases i did a little search on the subject
facinating historical subject
here is the link from wikipidea , but there is a wealth on the internet about subject.
Celtic cross - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
what do you know about the cross?

I've never seen a blacksmith made celtic cross; seen lots of the cristopher crosses made all over---but never considered them "celtic crosses".

Our irish Living History group had a stone celtic cross as part of our kit---we did Y1K Ireland; but it was a small one compared to the real ones.

The Anvilfire demos #79 shows how to make a celtic type cross.

I heard that a Swiss smith named Christoph Freiderich came up with the method of making a cross like this one that I made.

Glen that one on anvilfire does start to look like a celtic cross; the christopher cross does not to my eye. The large round bows being the difference.

I am new to the group, where is your gallery? thanks.

ahh christopher cross ,
yes that makes sence

IForgeIron.com > Gallery

Go to the top of the opening page and click on the gallery tab.
Go to the top of the forum page and click on the gallery tab.

Why does christopher cross make sense?

Tyler,
You must be too young to remember a gifted singer with the same name

Here is a celtic cross, not refined yet. Only a couple of days to finish it, along with several other xmas projects.