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Hi ladies! As I assumed would happen, our worship services were cancelled yesterday. Leaving no outfit to share with you today, and I, with yet another afternoon for sewing. SO. I am sure you all have seen dresses like the one shown below.The little dress/tunic kind that always, beyond a doubt, have a small amount of fabulous fabric incorperated into them. If you are like me you have probably thought "This fabric is gorgeous, but what could I make out of it...There is hardly anything to work…

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How to make a pattern and sew your own headcovering.

Looking for some new cute head covering styles? Check out this list of the cutest affordable modest head covering styles for women out there!

Offering handmade headcoverings and prayer veilings for Christian women. Hanging veils, lace veils, lace prayer veiling, custom headcoverings, solid black veil

In this video we introduce the topic of Christian head covering as taught in the Bible (1 Corinthians 11:2-16). We explore various reasons why this topic is important and why we must take it seriously.

The Cowl Headwrap may be worn long for a full-coverage headwrap, tucked for a snood, folded for medium length headcovering, or bunched into a headband! This style is our longest Headcovering style.

Printable Patterns for for turbans can significantly simplify the process of crafting your own headwear, tailored to your personal style and size needs.

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Have you ever picked up a vintage handkerchief at a garage sale, and tried to use it as a bandana-style head covering, only to find it much too small? No? You blew your nose in it instead? Well I t…

It’s been a year since I first started really digging into 1 Corinthians 11 and began wearing a head covering when I attend church services. I’d been wondering about 1 Cor. 11 for years…

Sew a Vintage Style Head Wrap Scarf: Make this cute shaped vintage style head wrap for yourself or a as gift! If you have a fan of the Rosie the Riveter look this gift will surely delight!

I've received some requests asking me to share my own personal journey of coming to believe in head covering and how this movement came to be. I'd love to share that story with you today. A Change of Mind I always thought the wearing of an actual head covering was applicable today, but clung to what I thought at the time was Paul's great escape clause, “If anyone is inclined to be contentious, we have no such practice, nor do the churches of God.” (1 Cor 11:16 ESV). I didn't think the…

Here's our first DIY: Sewing your own scarf from a suitably-sized piece of fabric. 1. Get your piece of fabric. Cut it into either a square, a rectangle, or a triangle, of suitable size. 2. Hem. I did my first few with a regular hem. Then, I tried the last seam on my latest scarf with a rolled hem, using this tutorial: sewing a rolled hem by hand, (or use something else, if you're a machine sewer, as I hope to one-day be. In the meantime, I'm not going to wait until I learn and get a…

Custom Anabaptist Head Coverings by Esther Martin

While I was going through clothes that needed to be purged two shirts caught my eye. One was one of my older daughters and one mine when I wasn't so heavy. I liked the pattern of both. So, I just cut the top collar and sleeves off and with the help of bobby pins and one hair pin at the nape of my neck for the larger one. No sewing involved.

Why I started Christian head covering, how to get started covering your head, and practical tips on how to wear a head covering!

I practice head-covering. It used to be that I just did it for church (with a veil), but I now do it nearly daily (with a bandanna), except on some rare occasions when I feel led to not cover my head. Otherwise, I do it all the time. I wrote about it early on in my journey, in the blog post entitled: A Long-Lost Tradition That I Practice - Wearing a Veil Before I started head-covering though, I asked my husband's permission if I could wear a veil to Mass. He found nothing wrong with it…