Altar Cloths are custom made according to your specifications. Please use contact page to get started. Currently 4-7 week lead time.The fabrics available are:
Irish Linen: 6.5oz per square yard. Made with Belgian & French Yarn, Finished in Ireland.
European 8.5oz slightly heavier linen.
Luxe Island Blend: 60% polyester 30% cotton 10% linen. Nice 7oz weight The look & feel of European linen with greatly reduced wrinkles.
Linen Rayon Blend: 55% linen 45% rayon. The look & feel of handkerchief linen but with reduced wrinkles.
Rustic Medium Weight Linen: At a medium weight of 5.3 ounces, this optic white 100% linen has a slightly rustic weave. Available in Vineyard Green and Royal Purple.
Rustic Heavy Weight Linen: At a heavier weight of 7.1 ounces this 100% linen is referred to as Rustic due to its more textured look and feel. Good choice if you like just a bit more substance. This linen is available in Vineyard Green, Juniper Green (darker) and Royal Purple.
Belgian Linen: 11oz per square yard. Available in white or ivory. Also available in slighter heavier weight 14.7 oz per square yard.
I shrink all linen and cotton prior to sewing to minimize shrinkage to you.
100% Polyester: Easy care fabric with attractive weave. Available in white, purple and forest green.
Cross Pattern Damask Polyester Fabric: Easy care polyester damask in two cross patterns. To see patterns click here.
On most altar cloths I make a 2” rolled hem with mitered corners. Currently 4-6 week lead time.
If you would like embroidered lace edging, please browse through the gallery and please refer to lace by number.
To select a cross, please click here.
If you have a special need, please email me. You can access a form here that can be used as a reference.
8 Sided Altar Cloth
Made from fabric of your choice. Semi-fitted. Top is exact size of altar, sides panels are open. Length is of your choice. Front edge can be lace as shown or another panel. Contact me for pricing.
Cloth for Small Altar
Gift to Church Adapted
Church received a beautiful linen cloth from Portuguese as a gift but alas it didn’t fit the altar. The embroidery sections were attached to a new cloth.
