Ecclesiastical Sewing, a family-owned business, specializes in creating beautifully crafted liturgical vestments, altar hangings, and paraments for churches and religious organizations. Our team at Ecclesiastical Sewing has a passion for preserving the traditions of liturgical sewing. We carefully craft each piece by hand with precision and care, ensuring attention to every detail. One of our missions is to add church settings beauty and solemnity in every ceremony. Making every piece a cherished part of a shared journey in serving the faith.
In addition to sewing skills, Ecclesiastical Sewing also provides helpful tips and techniques for those interested in liturgical sewing. Our blogs are a valuable resource for anyone looking to hone their sewing skills. And also to learn more about the art of creating beautiful vestments and paraments. Ecclesiastical Sewing has extensive knowledge and experience, dedicated to helping others on their own journeys in liturgical sewing, creating meaningful pieces that will be cherished for generations to come.
From Roman officials to modern clergy, the stole’s transformation tells an extraordinary tale of faith and authority. This isn’t just about a strip of fabric—it’s about a sacred symbol that has shaped Christian ministry for two millennia. Uncover the hidden meanings behind the colors and designs that define this tradition.
Ecclesiastical Sewing thanks you for your steadfast support in preserving classical liturgical vestments, which drives our mission to offer beautiful designs. Wishing you a joyful holiday filled with blessings!
This October, celebrate Pastor Appreciation Month and Reformation season with our limited-edition handcrafted mugs. Each one is hand-thrown by local Minneapolis artists, capturing cozy fall vibes in warm maroon, cream, caramel, and dark chocolate tones. Perfect for gifting to your pastor or enjoying during crisp autumn mornings, these mugs are uniquely crafted, available in extremely limited quantities. Once they’re gone, they’re gone—so grab yours while they last!
Ecclesiastical Sewing is excited to announce one of their biggest sales of the year on the 4th of July. Enjoy 25% off all fabrics in the store, no code needed. It’s a perfect opportunity to stock up on high-quality materials for your liturgical sewing projects. Mark your calendars and plan your fabric wish list now!
If you are a researcher or someone with a love of the history of Hand embroidery, check out the opportunities to present a paper on your area of expertise. If you are considering attending the conference, there are several museums in Lorca. Museo Paso Blanco and Museo Azul de la Semana Santa.
Exciting news! Our new website is live. We invite you to explore and share your feedback via email. If you encounter any issues or bugs, please let us know. Thank you for your continued support!
Altar Guilds play an important role in the life of the church. Some churches have small altar guilds while others have large guilds. Altar guilds serve many functions in the life of the church. They care for the flowers, linens, and vestments at a basic minimum. They may make the linens and vestments, set communion, and so much more.
The Five Day Conference Includes several different Course Offerings: Beginning Stole Making, Advanced Stole Making, Pulpit Falls, and Monastic Chasubles. Most students will start with the Beginning Stole Making Course and move on to the Advanced Stole Making or Pulpit Falls. Course Details, kit fees, and other pertinent information are available on the conference website.
Happy New Year From Ecclesiastical Sewing With Praise and Thanksgiving to everyone who follows along here at Ecclesiastical Sewing, and to a few special people who have been a blessing… Read more Happy New Year From Ecclesiastical Sewing →
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. 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.
Ecclesiastical Sewing: Reading for a Summer Road Trip – It is that time of year for the long-awaited and greatly anticipated family road trip. The destination: Glacier National Park, with a few side trips along the way. With a ten-day trip and miles of roads between Minnesota and Montana,
Exciting news! Ecclesiastical Sewing is now open for online shopping! Discover our collection of ecclesiastical embroidery and sewing supplies. Happy shopping!
Happy New Year from Ecclesiastical Sewing! After a busy month of home remodeling and wedding preparations, the workroom turned into a wedding hub. From groomsmen alterations to bridesmaid dresses and vintage veil restyling, it was a flurry of activity. The remodeled space is now organized and lovely!
Season Changes The seasons are changing, and there is no doubt about it. The days are still sunny and warm while the evenings have a bit of a chill. There has even been a hint of frost in the air and on the ground this week in Northern Minnesota. Seasonal changes are not the only new events occurring in and around the Ecclesiastical Sewing workroom. Soon there will be a brand new format for Ecclesiastical Sewing along with a new website storefront. The changes are slow, and it takes… Read more Season Changes →
There is a new man in the Ecclesiastical Sewing workroom of late. He is on duty, 24/7, never leaving his post. He never complains, or tires of his duty. He responds to my beck and call. He stands to guard over my vintage liturgical sewing library, keeping harm and danger at bay. He has been hanging around for several months now, not doing much of anything…..sometimes he is in the way and gets shoved or pushed, but he takes it in stride. He is tall and well-built. But sometimes, he gets a bit down. Let’s meet Martin the Steadfas
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