Grand Opening Special: Stole Kit and Pastoral Stole Pattern
Grand Opening Special: Stole Kit and Pastoral Stole Pattern
Stole Kit and Pastoral Stole Pattern:
It has taken almost two years for our dream to become a reality. This dream began with a search to find the fabrics, patterns, embroidery designs, and knowledge needed for the making of church vestments and altar linens, only to find that these things were often difficult to come by. And so a dream was born to a user-friendly website that offers a line of fine liturgical fabrics for making vestments, vestment patterns ( the first one is available, and we will have more within the next month or so), altar linens, embroidery motifs, and so much more. But more than that, the website needs resources, and sources of inspiration and encouragement for those interested in making their own vestments. And so,
We are pleased to announce that our online storefront
is now open.
So that you our loyal readers may enjoy the Grand Opening celebration of our new storefront, we would like to announce our Grand Opening Special, which is a free pastoral stole pattern BUY IN NOW with the purchase of a pastoral stole fabric kit. Simply purchase any pastoral stole kit and note in the special comments that you would like to receive a free pastoral stole pattern. If you have ever wanted to learn how to make a pastoral stole, this is a great way to give it a try.
So what, you may be asking, is a pastoral stole kit?
Everything You Need for a Unique Liturgical Stole Creation
A pastoral stole kit is a collection of a pre-cut piece of a liturgical fabric, that is 14 1/2″ wide by approximately 57″ long, a piece of cotton canvas fabric that is approximately 14″ wide by 57″ long, and lining fabric that is 12″ wide by 57″ long. The pastoral stole kit is enough fabric to make a single stole.
We have a wide range of fabrics available in our pastoral stole kits: there are liturgical brocade fabrics, metallic brocades, silk dupioni fabrics, and tapestry fabrics to name a few. All of the liturgical colors are available from white, cream, and red to black, blue, green, gold, Roman purple, violet, and rose.
In addition to the pastoral stole kits, you will find narrow trims, orphrey braids, downloadable machine embroidery designs, tassels, and stole trim kits to aid in creating a unique and beautiful pastoral stole. We also stock a beautiful line of Irish linen fabrics for use in making church linens and altar linens. Stay tuned for an announcement about a special offer for our altar linens.
Ecclesiastical Sewing
We invite you to follow us on Facebook and Twitter where we will be announcing additional specials that are available only from those sites. And have lots of new products that will be coming in the next few weeks and months, including a line of lovely satin lining fabrics available in a nice range of liturgical colors. We will keep you posted when they arrive.
Wooden Slate frames and embroidery trestles will be available before the Christmas holidays if all goes well for those who love hand embroidery.
We also have many new machine embroidery designs that are in the works in the coming weeks and months. New sewing patterns are in the works, and several styles of chasuble patterns should be available within the next several weeks. So keep stopping by to see what is new, and what projects are in the works.
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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I love the new website & store. So excited to try my hand at making some vestments. I do have one suggestion, however. Is there a way for you to provide an index by liturgical colour? Since colour is such an important part of making vestments, this feature would be most useful. It is a bit tedious to have to click through all of the fabrics / trims to see if they come in the desired colour.
Hi Helen,
Thanks for following along. I am so glad to hear you like the new website. I will see what we can do to create a document or file that shows the product by color. It is a great suggestion.There are so many limitations when it comes to creating a website to have things function within the various menus and collections. And so I hope with time, the fabrics become more familiar, it becomes easier to know which fabrics work for the various seasons. We will keep you posted on when we are able to create a list by color.
Thanks for following along.
Best regards,
Carrie
Congratulations!
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