I'm looking for a cutting pattern to make quilted clergy stoles, and after hours of internet search, I have not tracked down an actual useable pattern.
Simplicity had a pattern (7950 I think) but it has since been discontinued. Any of you out there that can help me? I'm looking to create two stoles for our pastor who has been appointed to a new church starting in July and I would love to make these as farewell gift. Thanks all! |
How about using an existing robe/stole as a template?
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There is a wonderful book now out of print but perhaps available on the internet. It is titled "Patchwork Pilgramidge" That is probably mispelled.
I have a pattern somewhere but would take me until next year to find it. However, wanted you to know about this book. |
Could you borrow one from the Church and make your pattern?
I did that about 15yrs ago ... worked out great. |
This is interesting reading about the subject.
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I know RaNae Merrill did one in her spiral technique that was absolutely gorgeous. Send her an email, she is really responsive. I can't remember exactly, but her site is likely ranaemerrill.com
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I can't seem to cut and past the address but I searched under "clergy stole patterns" and found a site that indicates patterns and instructions.
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I know nothing about clergy stoles, but I do remember that RevPam helped someone out recently with patterns for alter scarves. Alter something anyway. Maybe she knows of a pattern.
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I did this. It's basically a matter of getting the length right for the person's height. I didn't use any batting because I thought it would make them too bulky.
Originally Posted by Becky13
How about using an existing robe/stole as a template?
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This sounds like a great topic! I will be watching. I don't think a pastor can have too many stoles. It's kinda like having too many pairs of unders!!
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