Click here for details. I'm making versions of this stole in red, blue, pastels, and gold.
Clergy stoles are worn by ordained ministers in many Christian churches. See what's going on in the workshop at Shadrach's.
Thursday, May 4, 2017
New Ordinary Time Stole
Click here for details. I'm making versions of this stole in red, blue, pastels, and gold.
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
Vertical Design Blue Stole
As always, I appreciate any comments you may have. See more details here: Water Stole #191.
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.
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
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.
Friday, April 14, 2017
Hand-Dyed Color Gradation Fabrics for Clergy Stoles!
This clergy stole was made from 100% cotton hand-dyed fabrics. The colors range from dark raspberry to brown to kiwi chartreuse. The fabrics look like suede, but they're not. The back of the stole is black cotton. See more details here: Shade clergy stole #182.
Saturday, April 8, 2017
Red Clergy Stole for Ordination or Pentecost
Do you prefer a plain Latin cross? Or the one shown above?
Friday, April 7, 2017
Seaglass Colors, Cool and Peaceful
Many shades of grayish green, blue and gold look like a collection of seaglass. The soft colors are cool and peaceful, like a contemplative walk on the beach. 54" Long measured from back of neck.
The back side is black, 100% cotton, won't slide off your lap when sitting.
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