Gray Stole with Designs from Nature

I'm always keeping an eye out for remarkable fabrics that would look particularly good on people with silver/gray/white hair, and this fabric fits the bill. Designed by Kaffe Fassett, this fabric has a nice variety of grays, black, white, and light blue and green. It's tree fungus. The pattern is nice and big, fun to explore, but not disracting. Click here to see more about this stole. 

New Everglades Clergy Stole

 This fabric is out of production and hard to find, but I just found a piece that I can use to make three stoles! Click here to see one on Etsy. This has been one of the most popular stoles in my Etsy shop. The colors are beautiful and it's nice and smooth to the touch.

Digitally Printed Clergy Stole

Most fabrics can be printed with up to 18 colors. The new digital fabric printing process can apply any number of colors. This fabric is digitally printed with countless shades of blue, green and gold. The skinny horizontal stripes go from very dark on one side of the entire fabric panel, and then  gradually get lighter as you move across the panel. The stole shown here was cut from the darkest end of the fabric. You can see the stoles made from the medium shades and the lightest shades at Shadrachs on Etsy. At the moment, all three are available.

This high tech fabric makes for a unique clergy stole that is both joyful and dignified. It would make a memorable gift.

The mitered back looks good with the stripes meeting at a 90 degree angle.

New Clergy Stole - Spring 2019

This fabric by Sue Penn Designs makes a beautiful clergy stole, joyful and reverent. See details on Shadrach's.

Beautiful Painterly Stole - Spring 2019

This beautiful stole was made from fabric designed by: Sue Penn Designs for Free Spirit Fabrics. See more about this stole in my Etsy shop: Shadrach's. 

Indigo Blue Advent Stole

This beautiful design looks like streams of water. This print by Moda is inspired by the Japanese Shibori method of resist dyeing in which fabric is folded and tied, then dyed in indigo. Indigo dye has been in use since antiquity. This fabric has a nice smooth hand. 

This stole is beautiful for Advent. See details here.

Lavender Batik Stole

This beautiful handmade batik fabric was made in Java, Indonesia. The process is over 2,000 years old. You can see the process here.

I purchased this fabric and made three stoles. Each one is slightly different because the pattern varies depending on where you cut the pattern pieces. 

This stole would look particularly good on someone with gray hair. :)

To purchase this stole, click here. 

Autumn Colors Clergy Stole

Made with a variety of handwoven cotton fabrics from Guatemala and solid color fabrics made in the USA, this stole glows with the warm colors of autumn. Also nice for Pentecost. There are several  stoles similar to this, but each one is unique in the color layouts.

Each individual stole has a number to identify it, so if you choose #136, you get #136. See it here.

Rock Stole

This realistic stone design fabric by Northcott has many shades of brown and gray. It's quiet,but very interesting. See more details or purchase this stole here.

Yellow Clergy Stoles

The solid yellow stole shown above is made from silk dupioni.  It has tiny slubs or chunks that I like. Dupioni is also a little bit stiffer than many silks, which is nice for a stole. The back side is black cotton so the stole won't slide off your lap when sitting down. See it here.

This stole is made from a big variety of cotton prints and batiks. Bright and cheerful, this stole is called Joyful Golden. It has been sold, but I plan to make more in the future.

First Stole in a New Series: Joyful Blue

See details about this Joyful Blue stole #268 here: Shadrach's Fine Handmade Clergy Stoles.

This is the first of six stoles made from my collection of Kaffe Fassett Collective prints. I love this combination of blue, green and lavender. It reminds me of an evening walk by a lake.

I like the idea of incorporating beauty in worship.

Another Seaglass Stole

Blues, greens and sandy chartreuse colors look like seaglass. This soothing pallette is popular and hard to keep in stock. This one is hot off the sewing machine. It would make a nice gift for a pastor who enjoys the beach and the sea. Happy summer!

Stole with Dove and Olive Branch

Here's a new stole for Ordinary Time featuring a white dove with an olive branch in its beak, perfect for occasions of reconciliation, peace-making, and focusing on the Holy Spirit. 54" Length. Cotton.

See more about this stole here.

New Batik Stoles - They Look Like the Sea

Beautiful hand-printed batik fabric in many shades of turquoise and green. 

This stole has a translucent quality, like the sea; it looks great on a black robe. 

The pattern looks like layers of bubbles, very unique and artistic.

To see more stoles visit: Shadrach's.

Yellow Clergy Stole

This clergy stole is part of the Joyful series. Other versions are available in red, blue, green, and multi colors. This sunny yellow stole includes many shades of gold, brown and orange. 

See details here.

Joyful Red and Blue Clergy Stole

This joyful clergy stole was made from the best of my collection of Westminster designer fabrics in red, blue, and small amounts of other colors. See details here. 

New Ordinary Time Stole

 This clergy stole for Ordinary Time is primarily green with some blue and turquoise. The fabrics include Westminster designer prints, Indonesian batiks, and even some realistic green apple fabric.
Click here for details. I'm making versions of this stole in red, blue, pastels, and gold.

Vertical Design Blue Stole

 I just finished making this stole and I love it. The fabric is by Timeless Treasures and it has a very pleasing hand. The colors are rich and beautiful, reminding me of water, sky in the evening and grass. It's cool and soothing. This stole is artistic and dignified, perfect for worship in my opinion. 54" Length. Back side is black. All cotton; won't slide on your lap when sitting.

As always, I appreciate any comments you may have. See more details here: Water Stole #191.

Blue and Green: Joyful #185

I just finished making Joyful (#185). I love working with these soothing greens and blues. There's a little bit of purple, gold and red-orange in there too. The back of the stole is black. Three layers of 100% Kona cotton. Feels nice. As always I welcome your comments and suggestions.

Westminster Fabrics Clergy Stole

I'm making a new batch of stoles using the best of my collection of Westminster Fabrics. Designers include Kaffe Fasset, Philip Jacobs and Martha Negley. For this one, I focused on greens and blues. The photo above shows the colors most accurately. These are selling as fast as I can make them. I love working with these beautiful colors. Visit Shadrach's to see what's new.