Reformation 2018 – 501 Years in the Making

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Reformation 2018 – 501 Years in the Making

Reformation 2018 – 501 Years in the Making: Last year marked an incredible anniversary in the  Lutheran Church. It was 500 years from the time Martin Luther started it all with the posting of his 95 Thesis on the Cathedral Door.

Many people marked the Reformation by attending special celebrations either at their home congregation or at special regional events. At Ecclesiastical Sewing, we were honored to play a role in many celebrations by providing vestments and altar hangings. Many of you may have missed out on seeing these beautiful Reformation vestments based on the Small Catechism. For your viewing pleasure, here are a few of the designs from our Ecclesiastical Sewing Studio’s  Reformation Collection.

Reformation Embroidery Designs

Our Reformation Embroidery Designs were created by Edward Riojas and Carrie Roberts. This set was the first major collaborative design collection created by both artisans and it marked the beginning of what has become a wonderful working relationship and friendship. Our designs are unique in the world of vestment making. We hope that many of you will help spread the word about Ecclesiastical Sewing to family, friends, pastors, and churches.

If you missed updating your red altar hangings or stoles last season, it’s not too late to look at getting a new set in time for this year’s Reformation celebration. Please contact us through our website at Ecclesiastical Sewing.

Soli Deo Gloria

N.B. While we create the Reformation vestments specifically for the Lutheran Church, we also create vestments for many other families of faith. Please check out some of our other designs at Ecclesiastical Sewing.

In Honor of the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation

Chi Rho Liturgical Machine Embroidery Design

VDMA Machine Embroidery Design for Stoles

Wardrobes for Clergy: Liturgical Vestments and Pastoral Stoles

The Rose of the Lutherans

Reformation Vestment Set Ideas

Lichfield Liturgical Fabric: Reformation Stole and Chasuble

December 20th: Katie Luther