There is a lot going on behind the scenes at Ecclesiastical Sewing. So many lovely things in the works. Tonight it is time for a brief respite while the question is pondered: what is the difference between a brocade and damask fabric? The terms brocade and damask are seen frequently in the descriptions of liturgical fabrics for use in the making of church vestments. As one looks at photos of fabrics, a first glance might suggest there is no difference. Then the price comes into view, and that might appear… Read more Brocade or Damask? →
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For all of you patiently waiting for a new post, never fear. The Ecclesiastical Sewing blog has not dropped off the face of the planet….or at least not quite. I have been enjoying a few weeks off with family, visiting some remote places that are nearly off the map. Fortunately, I have found my way out of the back country of Glacier Park and will be back to work posting new Ecclesiastical Sewing Projects next week. Until then, happy summer. Solo Dei Gloria Be sure to visit our online store… Read more Back to Ecclesiastical Projects – Soon →
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Church lace. Is this an often forgotten and neglected aspect of Ecclesiastical Sewing? It is hard to tell. One sees new works of church lace on occasion. But they seem to be few and far between. Lace can be a touchy topic when it comes to Ecclesiastical Sewing. Some of the experts square their shoulders, lift the chins, and proclaim on the mighty printed page, “Lace should never be used in the church.” Our response is to timidly lift an eyebrow in wonder and ask, “Why?” Why is there such vehement… Read more Lace: the Forgotten Ecclesiastical Craft? →
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Finally, it is time to start a new Ecclesiastical Sewing project for the New Year. The first project in the works is the Chalice Veil for Ash Wednesday. The fabrics and… Read more Passion Cross on Ash Wednesday Chalice Veil →
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Holidays are a special time. There are many special services to enjoy, and beautiful vestments designed and created for the Christmas Season. There are always lots of comings and goings… Read more Holidays and Getting Back to Work →
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The Rose Vestments and IHS Church Embroidery Project is an ongoing Ecclesiastical Sewing work in progress. The seasons of Advent and Lent are heavy Penitential Seasons. But during these seasons… Read more Rose Vestments and IHS Design Index →
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