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Cathedral Small Spire Cross Shell Motif Netting Lace | Altar Cloth Christening Gown Lace
Cathedral Small Spire Cross Shell Motif Netting Lace
Altar Cloth, Christening Gown, Lace
Elegant and sacred, this Cathedral Small Spire Cross and Shell Motif Lace features a refined cross motif framed in ornamental medallions and crowned with delicate spire details. Tiny Shell motifs adorn the sides.
Embroidered on soft netting, each repeat is highlighted by fine scalloping and upward-pointing needlework, evoking the vertical lines of cathedral architecture and drawing the eye heavenward.
Whether you're sewing a christening gown, edging an altar cloth, or adding reverent detail to a sacred textile, this lace brings both meaning and beauty to your project.
Details:
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Width: 6.5" Wide
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Material: Embroidered lace on soft netting
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Pattern: Repeating cross medallions with small spire points and scalloped edge
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Color: White or Ivory (lighting dependent)
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Recommended Uses: Altar cloths, christening gowns, baptismal linens, bridal veils, First Communion Gowns, or other sewing projects.
A timeless trim for sacramental sewing and heirloom-quality garments.
Pairs Beautifully With:
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 Small Spire Cross Shell Motif Netting Lace
Altar Cloth, Christening Gown, Lace
Elegant and sacred, this Cathedral Small Spire Cross and Shell Motif Lace features a refined cross motif framed in ornamental medallions and crowned with delicate spire details. Tiny Shell motifs adorn the sides.
Embroidered on soft netting, each repeat is highlighted by fine scalloping and upward-pointing needlework, evoking the vertical lines of cathedral architecture and drawing the eye heavenward.
Whether you're sewing a christening gown, edging an altar cloth, or adding reverent detail to a sacred textile, this lace brings both meaning and beauty to your project.
Details:
-
Width: 6.5" Wide
-
Material: Embroidered lace on soft netting
-
Pattern: Repeating cross medallions with small spire points and scalloped edge
-
Color: White or Ivory (lighting dependent)
-
Recommended Uses: Altar cloths, christening gowns, baptismal linens, bridal veils, First Communion Gowns, or other sewing projects.
A timeless trim for sacramental sewing and heirloom-quality garments.
Pairs Beautifully With:
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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