St. Joan of Arc:
Saint Joan of Arc is pictured in the center in a embroidered-style relief on her horse carrying her banner, with “Saint Joan, Pray for Us” written in French.
Fleur de lys around on the background call to mind St. Joan of Arc’s banner. The background is drawn to ripple like billowing fabric.
15th Century swords line are found on each side of the scarf with a drop shadow over chain mail to remember St. Joan of Arc’s moments in battle.
A hand drawn medal with a profile of Saint Joan of Arc is found in each corner of the scarf.
A quote around the border reads:
​​​​​​“Every man gives his life for what he believes. Every woman gives her life for what she believes. Sometimes people believe in little or nothing, and so they give their lives to little or nothing. One life is all we have, and we live it as we believe in living it…and then it’s gone. But to surrender who you are and to live without belief is more terrible than dying – even more terrible than dying young.”
 
St. Therese Scarf:
Roses made of globs of paint adorn a Monet-style background, reminding us of St. Therese's promise to send down from Heaven "a shower of roses."
Hidden excerpts from her auto-biography, The Story of a Soul, gather round the flowers in French:
"When one loves, one does not calculate. How sweet is the way of Love! True, one may fall, one may not be always faithful, but Love, knowing how to draw profit from all, very quickly consumes whatsoever may displease Jesus, leaving naught but humble and profound peace in the innermost soul. Jesus, it seems to me you could not have overwhelmed a soul with more love than you have poured out on mine."