Liturgical Stole

Hello. Where can I find Liturgical Stole that I can do cross stitch?
Thanks,
Mira
http://home.comcast.net/~miralyn

Here's a asite i have in my faves that I think will help

http://www.netpluscom.com/~bergmann/index.html

kathy
san antonio

Hi Kathy,
Many thanks for the link. It's a big help.
Mira

http://www.netpluscom.com/~bergmann/index.html

What a wonderful site! I used to be a member of a church whose Christmas tree
had member made ornaments. As a stitcher I had an awful time finding charts
for symbols of the church. I took one look at the site and said "Christmas
Tree" at St. Clements. Boo

Boohoo1971 wrote:

http://www.netpluscom.com/~bergmann/index.html

What a wonderful site! I used to be a member of a church whose Christmas tree
had member made ornaments. As a stitcher I had an awful time finding charts
for symbols of the church. I took one look at the site and said "Christmas
Tree" at St. Clements. Boo


Our church has a tree with handmade ornaments in cross-stitch. We used
the designs by Designing Women. Here's the Hoffman link:

http://www.hoffmandis.com/productlst.cfm


The designs are fairly simple to stitch and turn out beautifully.

Sue

I am considering making Christmas ornaments for two trees in my dining room
and am thinking of using these patterns from Serendipity called "Velvet
Christmas":
http://www.serendipitydesigns.com/Se...christmas.html

You can make them either in the jewel colors or in all white for Chrismons.
I think I prefer the jewel tones. You can purchase velvet frames for the
ornaments which really finish them off nicely.

Allie Orange



"Boohoo1971" wrote in message
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http://www.netpluscom.com/~bergmann/index.html

What a wonderful site! I used to be a member of a church whose Christmas
tree
had member made ornaments. As a stitcher I had an awful time finding
charts
for symbols of the church. I took one look at the site and said
"Christmas
Tree" at St. Clements. Boo