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For those celebrating St Patrick’s day here is an Irish For A Day Lucky Clover Pin. This super cute crocheted shamrock or four-leaf clover, Irish For A Day Lucky Clover Pin by Sarah Trageser,widely accepted as a symbol of good luck and fortune comes with a free written pattern and a step-by-step photos tutorial.
A smart little bird told me (via ravelry comments) that a true shamrock is only three leaves. So while this may be a nice pattern for a four-leaf clover, you should leave out one repeat from each round to make a shamrock.
Enjoy!
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Thanks to Sarah Trageser for article inspiration and featured image.
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Lennie Haldane
Bingo.
It’s what St Patrick is said to have used to explain how one god could have three, unique aspects.
You have to wonder what America thinks the fourth leaf is meant to represent! Hehe.
3 leaf clovers? For the trinity?
Four leafed clovers are not even remotely Irish.
This ubiquitous mistake drives me crazy