Stunning Church Fabric in St. Aidan Brocade
St. Aidan Brocade is a church fabric which features a small reversible English Rose pattern, dating back to the turn of the past century.
This church fabric looks stunning as larger pieces to show off the pattern to its fullest potential. Consider it for the base fabric on perhaps a priest chasuble, cope, or frontal. Since it comes in colors that other church fabrics do not come in, it can also be used as the orphrey bands on white or black vestments or whichever color combination that is being worked.
There is a nice range of liturgical colors available, including both Roman Purple and Violet. St. Aidan is one of the few fabrics available in a Mariam (Mary) Blue.*
Width: 55" (140 cm)
Pattern Repeat: 8" (20 cm)
Fiber Content: 67% Polyester, 33% Cotton
Colors:
- White
- Deep Cream
- Red
- Green
- Blue
- Violet
- Roman Purple
- English Rose
Use to create:
- Chasubles
- Pastor or priest stoles
- Altar hangings
- Pulpit Falls/Ambo Falls
- Chalice Veils and Burses
- Banners
- Historic Costumes
See our complete line of Church Vestment Sewing Patterns designed to help you create your next masterpiece!
*St. Aidan is also suitable as a fabric for use in creating period costumes, wedding and formal gowns, historical garments, Collegiate wear, and theatrical costumes due to the accuracy and quality of the fabric design motif.
To order a swatch: Please click the drop-down arrow to the right of the "SIZE" button and select Swatch Sample Size. Also, select the color option. Add the swatch to the cart and check out.
Order lead time:
Please allow 7 to 10 days for order lead times.
Stunning Church Fabric in St. Aidan Brocade
St. Aidan Brocade is a church fabric which features a small reversible English Rose pattern, dating back to the turn of the past century.
This church fabric looks stunning as larger pieces to show off the pattern to its fullest potential. Consider it for the base fabric on perhaps a priest chasuble, cope, or frontal. Since it comes in colors that other church fabrics do not come in, it can also be used as the orphrey bands on white or black vestments or whichever color combination that is being worked.
There is a nice range of liturgical colors available, including both Roman Purple and Violet. St. Aidan is one of the few fabrics available in a Mariam (Mary) Blue.*
Width: 55" (140 cm)
Pattern Repeat: 8" (20 cm)
Fiber Content: 67% Polyester, 33% Cotton
Colors:
- White
- Deep Cream
- Red
- Green
- Blue
- Violet
- Roman Purple
- English Rose
Use to create:
- Chasubles
- Pastor or priest stoles
- Altar hangings
- Pulpit Falls/Ambo Falls
- Chalice Veils and Burses
- Banners
- Historic Costumes
See our complete line of Church Vestment Sewing Patterns designed to help you create your next masterpiece!
*St. Aidan is also suitable as a fabric for use in creating period costumes, wedding and formal gowns, historical garments, Collegiate wear, and theatrical costumes due to the accuracy and quality of the fabric design motif.
To order a swatch: Please click the drop-down arrow to the right of the "SIZE" button and select Swatch Sample Size. Also, select the color option. Add the swatch to the cart and check out.
Order lead time:
Please allow 7 to 10 days for order lead times.
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