The One With The Cat — February’s Snowstorm Part 1 When the lock fell into place after Carrie left for the night, my shoulders sagged with relief. Two… Read more The One With The Cat — February’s Snowstorm Part 1 →
Laetare Sunday in Lent There is a six-week period of time leading up to Easter, these six weeks are known as Lent. Lent is a time spent in the observation,… Read more Laetare Sunday in Lent →
Gaudete Sunday and Rose Vestments Gaudete Sunday and Rose Vestments. Rose vestments are used for two Sundays in the church year. Rose vestments are worn during the seasons of Advent and Lent. Gaudete Sunday is celebrated during the Season of Advent. Laetare Sunday is celebrated during Lent. Please enjoy An Article About Gaudete Sunday and Rose Vestments. It was passed around our local church and we felt that y’all might enjoy it as well! A Blessed Sunday–A Blessed Gaudete Sunday to you all. Gaudete Sunday. Breaking The Rules Gaudete Sunday… Read more Gaudete Sunday and Rose Vestments →
Rose Stoles for Gaudete and Laetare Sundays Rose – a color that lightens the mind and spirit in more ways than one. There is nothing quite like the beauty of… Read more Rose Stoles for Gaudete and Laetare Sundays →
New Rose Pastoral Chasuble and Stole It has been a pleasantly busy fall in the Ecclesiastical Sewing workroom. We have transitioned from sewing a steady stream of red to sewing… Read more New Rose Pastoral Chasuble and Stole →
Laetare Sunday or Rose Vestments Surprises are nice because often they are unexpected. This morning, there was a surprise at our church. What surprise might you ask? A new set… Read more Laetare Sunday or Rose Vestments →
Rose Vestments and IHS Design Index The Rose Vestments and IHS Design Index Church Embroidery Project is an ongoing Ecclesiastical Sewing work in progress. The seasons of Advent and Lent… Read more Rose Vestments and IHS Design Index →
Ecclesiastical Fabric Pattern Repeats Perhaps you have thought about Ecclesiastical Sewing, or about making an Ecclesiastical Vestment or Altar Hanging, or even a chasuble. You have done a little reading… Read more Ecclesiastical Fabric Pattern Repeats →
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