Cathedral Spire Netting Lace | Christening Gown Heirloom Style Lace
Elegant and richly detailed, our Cathedral Spire Netting Lace evokes the soaring beauty of Gothic architecture with its spire-inspired embroidery and radiant starburst motifs.
This trim features ornate needlework on a delicate netting background, creating a stunning visual effect that’s both airy and intricate.
Perfect for finishing altar linens, chalice veils, banners, or vestments, the repeating spire pattern adds a sense of height and reverence to any liturgical textile.
Details:
- Width: 6.5" Wide
- Material: Fine netting with white embroidery
- Sold by the yard
- Color: White
- Design: Vertical spires with floral/starburst medallions and scalloped edge
- Hand wash as a delicate item. Lay Flat to dry.
- Uese: Christening Gowns, Altar Cloths, First Communion Gowns, Wedding Gowns and more
A timeless addition to any sacred sewing project, this lace honors the tradition of sacred beauty and draws the eye upward, just like the great cathedrals that inspired it.
Pairs Beautifully With Our Linens:
LACE FAQ:
Can the lace be machine washed?
Hand washing is recommended. Even in a delicate cycle, machine washing may result in too much agitation and spinning, resulting in damage to the delicate connection pieces of the lace.
Are samples available?
Samples are not usually available for the laces.
Who else do you know that might like our company?
Send them a FREE $10 just for checking us out! Give them the code ”REFERRAL10” for $10 off their first order!
If you haven't used the code yet, it will work on your first order as well! Just make sure to pass it along to your favorite priest, pastor, or seamstress!
Cathedral Spire Netting Lace | Christening Gown Heirloom Style Lace
Elegant and richly detailed, our Cathedral Spire Netting Lace evokes the soaring beauty of Gothic architecture with its spire-inspired embroidery and radiant starburst motifs.
This trim features ornate needlework on a delicate netting background, creating a stunning visual effect that’s both airy and intricate.
Perfect for finishing altar linens, chalice veils, banners, or vestments, the repeating spire pattern adds a sense of height and reverence to any liturgical textile.
Details:
- Width: 6.5" Wide
- Material: Fine netting with white embroidery
- Sold by the yard
- Color: White
- Design: Vertical spires with floral/starburst medallions and scalloped edge
- Hand wash as a delicate item. Lay Flat to dry.
- Uese: Christening Gowns, Altar Cloths, First Communion Gowns, Wedding Gowns and more
A timeless addition to any sacred sewing project, this lace honors the tradition of sacred beauty and draws the eye upward, just like the great cathedrals that inspired it.
Pairs Beautifully With Our Linens:
LACE FAQ:
Can the lace be machine washed?
Hand washing is recommended. Even in a delicate cycle, machine washing may result in too much agitation and spinning, resulting in damage to the delicate connection pieces of the lace.
Are samples available?
Samples are not usually available for the laces.
Who else do you know that might like our company?
Send them a FREE $10 just for checking us out! Give them the code ”REFERRAL10” for $10 off their first order!
If you haven't used the code yet, it will work on your first order as well! Just make sure to pass it along to your favorite priest, pastor, or seamstress!
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