Silk damask, originating from China and introduced to Europe via the Silk Road, boasts over two millennia of history. Reserved for the elite due to its intricate weaving, damask gained popularity in Europe with the Jacquard loom. Prized for its luxurious texture and intricate designs, damask remains a favorite among designers for its refined elegance, adorning clothing and decor with timeless beauty.
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our linen kit for the upcoming Sacred Heart project in collaboration with ClaraStitching. Download your free printable patterns from the provided Dropbox link and note that only fifty linen kits are available, so act fast! Clara Stitching will be hosting a free hand embroidery class on June 15th; sign up for updates via her forum link.
Get ready for ordination season with our diverse selection of custom-tailored liturgical stoles. We offer a variety of styles, sizes, and colors to suit everyone. Place your order early to ensure a perfect fit and make your special day unforgettable.
Exciting news! A collaboration between Clara of Clarastitching and a mystery partner brings a project revamping liturgical vestments, mostly free. Sacred Heart month marks its launch. Clara, an embroidery expert, offers workshops and project kits with free global shipping. Based in the UK, her influence extends to South America. Follow her on Instagram for inspiration and to join her vibrant community.
Introducing our Gothic Chasuble Sewing Pattern with a stylish “Y” orphrey design. Available in three sizes, it’s perfect for experienced seamstresses. Happy Sewing!
Discover our diverse range of surplice patterns, including Roman, lace insert, and Old English styles suitable for clergy, altar servers, and choir members. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, our patterns ensure beauty and accuracy in every project.
Explore our extensive collection of sewing patterns for crafting your own vestments! From timeless classics to a wide variety of designs, we’ve got you covered. Happy sewing!
Keep stoles and vestments pristine with these tips: avoid washing, spot clean when necessary, and store in a cool, dark place. Prevent creasing and damage during travel, and don’t eat or drink while wearing them. With proper care, they can last over 50 years.
Discover our Ecclesiastical Embroidery Design Book, a treasure trove of over 180 beautifully curated designs perfect for crafting church vestments. From intricate crosses to elegant motifs, this collection includes patterns for every season of the church year, meticulously crafted from our studio and vintage archives. Elevate your embroidery with our comprehensive guide.
The Chi-Rho symbol, comprised of the Greek letters Chi (?) and Rho (?), represents “Christ” in Christianity. Legend has it that Roman Emperor Constantine the Great saw this symbol before a key battle, leading to his victory. Constantine’s embrace of Christianity and promotion of the symbol marked a turning point, contributing to the religion’s rise in the Roman Empire.
Join our Sacred Heart Month collaboration with Clara Stitching! Get a free Chalice Pal Pattern, grab discounted sewing kits (limited to 50), and don’t miss Clara’s free embroidery class on June 15th. Follow Clara on social media for updates!
Revitalize your worship experience with our exquisite green vestment collection, perfect for celebrating Ordinary Time. Inspired by Colossians 2:6-7, these vibrant hues symbolize renewal and growth, inspiring both clergy and congregation. Explore our range online today and bring a sense of vitality to your church services.
Mother’s Day is coming soon! If you’re not sure what to get, check out our lovely collection of home décor and gifts. Whether you’re shopping for a gift or treating yourself, our items will make any living space feel cozier.
Exciting news! Join us and Clara Stitching for Sacred Heart Month. Get a free Chalice Pal pattern and discounted kits. Plus, enjoy a free hand embroidery class on June 15th. Limited availability, so don’t miss out!
Lace, originating in Europe during the late 15th and early 16th centuries, evolved into a symbol of wealth and status. Renowned for its intricate patterns, needle lace from Italy and bobbin lace from Flanders gained prominence. Despite technological advancements like lace-making machines in the 19th century, crafting high-quality lace remains a labor-intensive and costly endeavor.
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