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Ruth Black
Добавлен 28 июл 2013
Ordination stoles
A guide for ordinands thinking about commissioning an ordination stole
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Видео
Red Vestments for Minnesota YouTube
Просмотров 534 месяца назад
This is a follow-on video presentation about a set of red vestments which I designed and made for the Church of St Martin by the Lake in Minnesota in April 2024. It is advisable to watch the video about the purple vestments first. This video is a summary of the design concepts and the making processes that went in to producing these vestments and paraments.
Purple vestments for Minnesota
Просмотров 594 месяца назад
This was a presentation made to the congregation of the Church of St Martin by the Lake in Minnesota about the purple vestments and paraments that I made for them in January 2024. It expalins the significance of the design choices and gives a run though of the making process.
Weaving fringes
Просмотров 843 года назад
This 15 minute video shows my process of making a bullion style inkle-woven fringe for decorating the ends of a priest's stole.
Ecclesiastical Embroidery by Ruth Black - Welcome video
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This is a brief introduction to what you can expect if you are able to visit my studio with a view to discuss commissioning vestments. I show you pictures of past commissions, talk about fabrics, trimmings and threads as well as design possibilities.
Hand sewing a stole
Просмотров 4934 года назад
This 4 minute video shows the process I use for the hand-sewing elements of making a tartan lined priest's stole
Machine embroidered priest's chasuble
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This is a 20 minute whizz through a week long process of creating a machine embroidery design, stitching it out and making it into a priest's chasuble - design is inspired by the Book of Kells. For more information about my work visit my website - www.angelforce.co.uk
They are beautiful
Hi Ruth, those are jaw dropping beautiful. Thank you for sharing the process of designing and making. Your work and artistry are spectacular.
Thanks Robyn - I have certainly had a lot of favourable comment, but most importantly, the Congregation at St Martin's Church really like them.
Hi Ruth, what a fabulous video. Thank you for talking through your inspiration, and designing thoughts. The artistry is exquisite. As always I am in awe of your work. Thank you for sharing. Your friend, Robin.
Thanks Robin - glad you enjoyed the video. It was a pleasure making the vestments.
Enjoyed your description of this process. My goodness, the financial investment in your equipment! As a relatively new quilter, the process of learning each step and mastering them gives me appreciation for the process you are demonstrating here. Thanks for sharing.
Stunning, exquisite, Ruth. Love the deep shade of purple in these vestments and paraments. I can see why, with your skills, knowledge and appreciation for the history of these churches, you were chosen to fashion vestures and church raiments. I buy fabric, you weave it.
And do try to follow me on facebook - facebook.com/ecclesiasticalembroiderybyruthblack/ and have a look at my website - www.angelforce.co.uk/
@ruthblack9007 I wanted to get back as quickly as possible, while watching your video I prattled on about vestments my uncle had worn saying Mass... and, then when I saw how serious and extraordinarily skilled and invested you are in your efforts... I felt a little overwhelmed but nonetheless am in awe of your quality and, even, the depth of your video content. It's all stunning. And, yes, I subscribed and will be following you!
Thanks. I am glad you liked the video.
So, you 'found the 'fabric, then 'added your beautiful, distinct 'attributes.. (I did 'write two comments but felt a bit intimidated after viewing the whole of your video, so deleted them).
Sorry to hear yo felt intimidated - I always hope my work inspires rather than intimidates.
@@ruthblack9007 I wanted to get back as quickly as possible, while watching your video I prattled on about vestments my uncle had worn saying Mass... and, then when I saw how serious and extraordinarily skilled and invested you are in your efforts... I felt a little overwhelmed but nonetheless am in awe of your quality and, even, the depth of your video content. It's all stunning. And, yes, I subscribed and will be following you!
Do you have the measurements of a pattern of how to cut out the stole---
Sorry - no I can't give you that information. Every stole is different and the measurements depend on both the design and the height and preferences of the person who will be wearing it.
@@ruthblack9007 I just need the basic Graduation type stole--(over the gown) my problem is the neck area---do you make it round or just cut two pieces and angle them at the back to form the V shape....just kind of stuck..
@@MsBflat I don't do graduation stoles - mine are ecclesiastical - sorry, can't help
@@ruthblack9007 THANK YOU ANY WAY!!!
Hi Ruth! Do you have measurements?
Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing your technique.
Which tartan is this particular stole lined with?