Clergy Stoles from Guatemalan Handwovens and Kona Cottons

I just discovered the beauty of combining handwoven fabric from Guatemala with Kona solids. At the moment I'm focused on making clergy stoles for my Etsy store: Shadrach's, then I'll get back to quilting. This particular stole is called Dusk. I found the Guatemalan fabric on Carrie Wood's Etsy store: More Love Mama. The fabric is 36" wide, and costs $7.99/half yard. She has a great selection.

I love the 3 periwinkle rectangles in this stole. They cool down all the reds/oranges. This is my favorite clergy stole so far.

A Gift for Your Pastor - Day 5

Scholarly clergy stole with marbled paper design makes this a very nice pastor gift.

See the whole collection at: Shadrach's. 

A Gift for Your Pastor - Day 4

Mosaic style poinsettias have a metallic gold background. Very pretty in the light.

Great for festive Christmas celebrations. Lovely pastor gift.

Visit Shadrach's.

A Gift for Your Pastor - Day 3

Elegant red silk clergy stole makes a great gift for the new seminary grad or for your pastor at Pentecost. Visit Shadrach's to see more.

A Gift for Your Pastor - Day 2

In case you're wondering, clergy stoles are worn by ordained pastors in many Protestant denominations. In some churches the colors are determined by the season, for example white stoles are worn at Christmas. 

See the entire stole collection at: Shadrachs. 

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A Gift for Your Pastor

Here's my latest clergy stole: red shot cottons from a package of 16 fat eighths that I bought at the quilt show in Houston. This stole was pieced on a foundation. The back is red Kona cotton. The length from the back of the neck to the bottom is 54" (total 108" end to end). 

See all 70 clergy stoles at SHADRACH'S.