Showing posts with label ordinary time stole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ordinary time stole. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 5, 2017

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!


Friday, June 23, 2017

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.

Sunday, June 11, 2017

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.





Thursday, May 4, 2017

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.








Sunday, April 23, 2017

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.


Saturday, April 1, 2017

Green Striped Stole


This green stole, made for Ordinary Time, consists of shot cottons, solid color fabrics and a variety of green striped fabric. (Shot cottons have one color weft, and another color warp.) Greens include: grass, olive, lime, cucumber and celery. All these greens play well together, just like in nature.