Saturday, May 2, 2015
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Warm Weather; New Designs!
Who says women who cover their heads in church are repressed? :)
We're excited about some new listings! Stop by the shop to see.
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Do You Have a Home Altar, Icon Corner, or Prayer Space?
With a heartfelt desire to provide items to support individual families in building the domestic church, we are introducing home altar cloths.
Our plan is to create a line of cloths in liturgical colors with designs appropriate to the season, some of which will contain embroidery.
Here is the first!
If you have a home altar, icon corner, or prayer space, we would love it if you would share photos with the Liturgical Time Community. You are encouraged to send them to LiturgicalTimeVeilShop (at) gmail (dot) com. We will share them in a future post.
To visit our shop, click here.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Lenten Veiling
Time flies!
Think of veiling for Lent?
Ash Wednesday is February 13 this year.
If you are planning to order a veil for Lenten observance, you'll need to do it very soon!
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Thursday, October 4, 2012
New Headcoverings!
We are gearing up for the holidays. If there is anything in particular that you would like to see in the shop, we'd love to hear from you. We are also taking special orders for holiday gifts at this time.
We decided it was high time we added some stretch lace headband-style headcoverings to
We decided it was high time we added some stretch lace headband-style headcoverings to
We've also been searching for some extra special laces to use in new Eternity Veils.
So here are a few new additions.We hope you like them!
Monday, September 17, 2012
Are You a Pinner?
I always pin my veils. I know that there are ladies who prefer not to, but, I just find it easier. No matter how well the veil drapes, if I don't pin it I find myself worrying more about my veil than about the mass.I know there are a few of you out there who feel the same way. In honor of "pinners"...here is a new creation. (Smiles)
More colors and designs are on the way. Message us with special requests!
Pax and Blessings!
~Michelle
Visit the shop to see our new Decorative Floral Bobby Pin.
To view the full shop:
Saturday, July 28, 2012
A Headcovering Sale!
The Liturgical Time Veil Shop currently features listings limited to veils that we have in stock.
Here's a coupon for 5% off your total purchase:
TakeABreakSale
Here's a coupon for 5% off your total purchase:
TakeABreakSale
We request that you kindly agree to use this code for in stock items only.
(If it is listed in the shop, it is in stock.)
Thank you friends!
Monday, July 9, 2012
This Week's Work at Liturgical Time: 7-7-12
Here at Liturgical Time, we've working on a few new D shaped veils, at the request of a patron.
We have lots of wonderful soft new stretch laces, and we are loving working with them.
We've also been working on some new mesh veils that are bright, light, and great for the warmer months.
I've picked up my crochet hook again, and am loving it. I'm working on a warm cowl at present. I have also been skimming If You Really Loved Me: 100 Questions on Dating, Relationships, and Sexual Purity
, and deciding whether to continue my Coutship Series. I noticed after I posted this picture, that my absolute favorite rosary bracelet, from Cam's shop, is on the table!
I'm back to work, next week, which means less sewing, reading, and writing, and more providing of speech therapy. I expect next week's pictures will have a classroom shot or two!
For more peeks into sewing corners and craft rooms, visit Cam's place:
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Does Your Veil Drive You Crazy?
Veils can slip. Slippage varies someone based on the laces and trims, but many veils have some tendency to slip.Worries about veil slippage keep me awake at night.
I know,... I need to get a life, and some sleep.
I am thinking of developing a removable comb to be included on all veils in the shop, at no extra charge....to put the slippage issue to rest. No pun intended. (Okay, after I typed it, I decided that I kind of intended it.)
Opinions anyone?
We do offer pinning loops, and the option to purchase a sewn in comb, but I would imagine that some patrons may not realize that a comb might be useful, until they begin wearing their veils. A comb that could be either used, or removed, at any time seems like a solution to me.
Any thoughts?
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Headcovering eBook in the Works, and a New Veil!
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We have news!
It has been said that the best three things about being a teacher are June, July, and August.
Being a speech pathologist, rather than a teacher, means that I only get June off...but I'm not complaining. I'm rather fond of June.
This annual break allows me time to do things I've been wanting to do all school year, like create new veils, sleep in, and give the oven a good, thorough cleaning. (Okay...I don't really want to do the oven.) Anyway, one of the things that I have been wanting to do is to write a eBook on the basics of Christian headcovering. My intent is to produce a book about the "how-to", not the "why" or "whether to" of Christian headcovering.
After all, it is not as if headcovering is common these days, at least not in Western society. Those of us who have decided to embrace it, whether during church, at prayer, or on a daily basis, may not quite know how to begin. Personally, I remember receiving my first mantilla in the mail, and, while I was excited, I was also a little confused. Which side is up? Maybe I'm the only one who had that problem, but I suspect not.
There are also the issues of easing into headcovering when one is nervous about beginning, choosing the type of headcovering that is right for you, the challenges of tying and securing, and responding to curiosity and questions from others.So, I am on my way to addressing these issues. I hope the book will be finished and available in the Veil Shop, or, perhaps, directly from the blog, by the end of the Summer. We shall see if that is overly optimistic!
In the meantime, I would love to hear from you if you have questions, or content, that you would like to see addressed.
On the subject of being nervous about beginning to cover in church, we have created a lace veil with a traditional Christian feel to it, that is inspired by the infinity scarf. Our intent is to provide veils that can be worn as a scarf when entering church...
...and then discretely slipped up over the head when the wearer wishes to be veiled.
We chose a lace pattern reminiscent of traditional mantilla style chapel veils to maintain a "church feel" for the veil. We are calling it the Eternity veil. We hope that you like it.
I hope that your summer is going beautifully!
God Bless and Pax Christi!
~Michelle
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Lots of New Items at the Chapel Veil Headcovering Shop!
We have lots and lots of new items in the Veil Shop, including:
Many beautiful new mantillas:
The first of many matching child and doll headcovering sets:
The beginnings of a doily/ kippot collection (many more to come...):
and, New cool, comfortable summer headband/ headscarves:
We've love for you to stop by!
Monday, April 30, 2012
New Additions to the Mantilla Chapel Veil Headcovering Shop
Friday, April 13, 2012
New First Holy Communion Veil
A very special veil for this momentous occasion in your young lady's life. Now available at the Veil Shop.
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| First Holy Communion Veil |
Sunday, April 8, 2012
New Veil with Swarovski Crystal Bead Ornamentation
We have added a new veil, embellished with Swarovski crystal beads, to the veil shop. In additional to creating a beautiful veil, the beading adds weight to the front edge, and helps keep the mantilla in place without pins.
The first has been created in black, at customer request. This veil will, however, be available in all of our veil colors including white, ivory, seashell pink, mocha chocolate, powder blue, navy blue, and forest green. Color and shape of crystal beads varies according to veil color and availability at time of purchase. Let us know what you think of this new veil. We would love to hear from you.
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