The Vestment Blog

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

-- you find out whenever any new Web pages appear on Everything Vestment, so you can learn new how-to information on making these gorgeous vestment sets.

-- you'll learn about any new postings to this site without having to come back every few days. Every new page link will be sent directly to you.

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You don’t have to visit everyone’s computer every day to see if they have sent you email, right? Instead, it is sent to you and stored in a special program – your email account. Then, when you’re ready to view your email, you open up your account and read.

RSS works the same way.

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Vestment Fabric For Sale in the Colors of Purple, Red, Green, White and Rose

We sell vestment fabric made from a rayon-acetate blend. These beautifully patterned fabrics come in purple, green, red and white and will make a quality vestment set at a reasonable price.

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Do you have patterns for albs or gowns?

Do you have patterns for albs or gowns

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Bent Elbow Deacon's Stole

If I want to make a stole that is 28 inches long from shoulder to waist and 28 inches long from waist to bottom I know that my pattern should measure 28

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CROSSES AND DOVES

Where can I find the crosses and other appliques for garments

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Traditional Catholic Alb Pattern

Hello I am looking for a pattern for an alb that is different from the one you have for sale--the type that is gathered at the neck, has a band collar

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Buying Linen

I would like to begin sewing church linens but I am confused by the types of linen. Regarding price, they seem to be all over the charts from $7 to $55+.

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Fabric for Chasubles

Help! I can sew but I've never made a chasuble... Can you tell me what the best materials would be to create one? I'd like a rose color for Gaudete

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placing pattern on material

Hello, I viewed your how to cut pattern. What was hard to see, but it looked like it was cut with both sides front and back not needing to be sewed together

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Alb Material

I am going to making a large Alb for a Deacon. The material will be Terlenka 59 wide. How many yards will I need

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collar for chasuble

Hello Lynne, I just tried to send you a question concerning a collar for a monastic-style chasuble. Did you receive it? I may have made an error in sending

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