Church Embroidery and Church Vestments

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A practical manual on making church embroidery and liturgical vestments, written by the head of the Washington Cathedral Altar Guild. Part One covers liturgical colours, fabrics, embroidery frames, transferring patterns, stitches (Italian, long and short, split, couching, Damascene), altar hangings, burses, veils, stoles, altar linens, applied work and banners. Part Two covers making albs, stoles, maniples, chasubles, tunicles, dalmatics, copes, surplices and the vested altar, followed by funeral palls, church symbols, and stain removal. Illustrated with many photographs and line drawings, including garment patterns with measurements.

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Book
Date
1939
Language
English
Pages
125
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