Ecclesiastical Sewing Introduces Ashley

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Ecclesiastical Sewing Introduces Ashley

Ecclesiastical Sewing would like to officially welcome Ashley Zerwas to our team. Ashley is Carrie’s only daughter and she has taken a full-time job working for the family business after recently graduating college.

Zerwas Wedding

When the Ecclesiastical Sewing storefront opens, Ashley will be helping to run the business behind the scenes. Ashley will manage social media, as well as assist with product development and sourcing. Ashley will also take on the role of Editor in Chief for Ecclesiastical Sewing.

As a part-time job in college, Ashley has been ghostwriting and editing Ecclesiastical Sewing posts for several years.  Ashley has a love for writing, history, and research. She will be putting those skills to use by providing articles on a wide variety of topics as they relate to churches, vestments, patterns, and designs. Those posts written by Ashley will be signed “Nihil Sine Deo.”   Ashley will also keep you up-to-date with new products that will be offered at Ecclesiastical Sewing in the coming months and years. Like her mom, Ashley will wear many hats in her role at Ecclesiastical Sewing.

Carrie will continue to write articles about vestment construction, Church Linens, altar linens, antique vestments from her collection, and much more. With a new team member on board, Carrie’s focus will now turn toward product development and design. Carrie will continue to sign her article “Soli Deo Gloria.”

We hope you enjoy Ashley’s posts and her role in bringing you beautiful vestments for your faith community. Ecclesiastical Sewing is excited about this new addition to the business.  Please join me in welcoming Ashley to our team!

~Nihil Sine Deo~

Soli Deo Gloria

Be sure to visit our online store front Ecclesiastical Sewing where you may shop for Liturgical Fabrics, altar linen fabrics, church vestment-making patterns, liturgical machine embroidery designs,  church vestment trims and notions and so much more. You may also find us on  Ecclesiastical Sewing on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. Sign up for our mailing list at the bottom of the page on our online store front and receive a free copy of our Small Linens Booklet as our way of saying thank you for following along.

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  1. Carrie and Ashley congratulations on a great team with all your hard work it shows. I can’t wait to watch you grow the business in something great

    Your best friend and admire,
    Maureen Busacker

    • Dear Maureen,
      Thank you so much! We are so blessed to have the support of a Dear Friend and Neighbor as we begin this journey.
      We have some wonderful new treasures and look forward to a visit when you are able.

      With love,
      Carrie and Ashley

  2. Welcome Ashley, I am looking forward to your posts. Carrie’s have been informative and I can only imagine how much more information we will get with both of you willing to share what you find.

    • Thank you very much, Jeanne, I hope you continue to enjoy what we bring to the discussion! Please let me know if there are ever any topics that I can research or write about for you. -Ashley

  3. Can’t wait for more news. Thank you for all you do now, it is helpful and always clear, in Christ, Tanya

  4. Congratulations to you all!
    If you are in Europe, you might drop by the cathedral museum of Burgos in northern Spain for a look-see at their collected historical vestments. (I think I remember some lovely ones there, and also at Astorga’s cathedral museum.)