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  === Embroidery ===
  Once woven, the 11-metre section of tapestry would be shipped to Belfast to be embroidered. The Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, near Holywood, County Down, was used as the secret location for this work. Key areas on the tapestry was selected to be embroidered by a team of 30 stitchers working in groups of 6 and 9 at a time. The team included six staff from the museum.
  The work relied heavily on the help of volunteers drawn from textiles guilds that have a thirty-year relationship with the museum. Members of the Northern Ireland Lace Guild, Patchwork Guild, and Embroidery Guild responded to the call for help with embroidery and joined staff at the museum to stitch on a daily basis for over three weeks. The volunteers ranged from a recent textiles graduate in her mid-twenties to an 82-year-old with a background in the garment stitching industry.