Adventures in Sewing for the Church and Vestment Making
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Through the Needle’s Eye – EGA Traveling Exhibit
Needlework is always fun and exciting. I especially love hand embroidery but running a busy sewing studio does not leave much time for the pleasures a favorite pastime. So,…...
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Altar Linen Fabric Selection
Which linen is the best for use in making altar linens or for sewing church linens? That question comes up frequently from our clients at Ecclesiastical Sewing who are interested…...
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Hope in the Midst of Tragedy – Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Milwaukee
I saw the photos come across my Facebook feed live on Tuesday. The sight was so very sad. The Historic Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Milwaukee was on fire. Throughout…...
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Updates and New Items for Ordinary Times in the Church Year
It has been a while since our last post – spring is flying by. We welcome those of you who are new to Ecclesiastical Sewing and are glad to have many…...
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In Remembrance: Urn Palls for use at Funerals
It has been a while since our last post – spring is flying by and summer is just around the corner. This spring has been eventful, as usual. Some of…...
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Finished Stoles: Fairford Black/Gold
The evening hour is late, and the Ecclesiastical workroom is still out of commission. Thankfully, the set of Pastoral Stoles were completed on time for the parting gift for our...
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Silver Stars for Advent Stole
When a new church vestment project is first taking fo starts with a sense of “designers block.” (Designer’s block is a close cousin to writer’s block). You know that feeling...
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Sir Ninian Comper: Ecclesiastical Embroidery Designer
A man should, from his youth, seek for forms which are beautiful. At first he should love but one of them; then recognize the beauty which resides in one as...
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Altar Fair Linen with Edge Trim
While traveling over the past few weeks, I viewed many exquisite pieces of Ecclesiastical Sewing and Church Embroidery. The list of items is almost without limit. When one stops and…...