The Vestment Blog

The Vestment Blog is a mini-journal about our site, Everything Vestment. Here's some great things it does:

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How many yards of fabric which is 45" wide for a lined cope and humeral veil?

I stumbled upon your lovely website. I have to make a cope and humeral veil. I want it to be lined. The fabric is silk on both sides and is 45 inches

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Vestment Stole In Your Choice of Colors For Sale at Everything Vestment

Vestment stole in your choice of color custom-made for you from Everything Vestment.

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custom stole of muslin with children's handprints

What special tips can you give me for working with muslin vs. satin, after children's handprints have been painted on the muslin? As a quilter, I plan

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Using chain at the back of a stole

I just sent this question in through your Contact Us link; then I saw this Ask a Pro heading. I asked a question through this heading once before, and

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Small stoles for Baptism

I'm a grandmom who has her two six year old grandsons living with her. As they were abandoned by their mother, I am helping my son raise the boys. We

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What does it mean to "ease"?

Our Sunday School class is going to make banding and try to create a chasable for our priest to wear on Children's Sunday. I, being the teacher that owns

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What to charge

A customer wants me to sew a jacket and skirt like the ones shown here. What would be a fair price to make this outfit? The customer will provide the fabric

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Sizing for chasuble and stole

Is there a standard length/width sizing for chasubles and stoles, or are there variations due to the priest's height? Also, is there a difference in the

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pattern adjustment and fabrics

Hello, I posted a question under contact us, but I may have given a wrong e-mail and also saw this topic and thought it might be a better site. I have

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A Stole for a Good Man

Hello Merriam, I just wanted to write and thank you for the speedy delivery of the priest's stole that I ordered. Thought I would share with you the

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