(Please Note: Wonderful though the Internet is, it is not good at transmitting colors accurately. This is a problem for a person, like me, who sells fabrics. And, it's a problem for a person, like you, who wants to buy fabrics.

The color of the fabrics shown on these pages cannot represent the actual colors. Nor can I show you the full array of colors that each fabric comes in. A good example is the fabric 'Wakefield'. This fabric contains a great deal of gold (which does not show in the photo). Wakefield is a truly gorgeous fabric - and you'd never know it from the photo!

Additionally, the photos cannot show the differences in the size of the patterns. While the size of Chelmsford pattern appears to be similar to that of St. Nicholas, the Chelmsford repeat is 7 1/2 inches and the St. Nicholas repeat is 27 inches.

Now that I've told you what these photographs are not good at, let me tell you what they are good at. I think we've become accustomed to being offered only a few ecclesiastical fabric patterns - the 'standards' of Agnus Dei, Ely Crown, Tudor Rose, Normandy and Coronation tapestry. These photos give you an excellent opportunity to view many other handsome, traditional liturgical patterns.

Please, if you are interested in these wonderful ecclesiastical fabrics, email me and request my Online Fabric Catalogue. This catalogue will allow you to go back to the photographs and examine them with better information. From here, we can go forward to consider which samples you would like to see.

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