Liturgical Fabric Art for Worship Spaces

Custom vestments, paraments, and stoles, designed in collaboration with your community, rooted in symbolism, craftsmanship, and lasting meaning.

Let’s work together to bring the Spirit into worship in a new way!

Custom Liturgical Textiles for Meaningful Worship

 

Rooted in a deep sense of the sacred, Christina Laberge creates custom liturgical textiles that reflect the identity, story, and spirit of each worship community she serves.

Working in close collaboration with churches and clergy, she designs and handcrafts vestments, paraments, and stoles. Her refined artistic processes use rich materials and thoughtful symbolism.

She creates each piece to support worship in a way that is both visually meaningful and enduring. So if you are ready for another option instead of ready-made liturgical items, then look no further!

Each piece is custom designed and crafted as an original work of art.

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A Closer Look at Recent Work

Each piece is created in response to a specific space, community, and story. It's designed to be experienced in context.

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Complete Liturgical Installations

Cohesive textile design bring altar paraments, vestments, and sacred space into visual and spiritual harmony.

The Quincy Christmas altar cloth, pulpit fall, and stole, all cream with appliqued holly and gold swirls

Designed as a Whole

Each installation is created as a unified vision. The paraments, vestments, and symbolic elements work together to reflect the life of the church.

Individual Commissions

Individual pieces can also be commissioned for clergy, congregations, and meaningful gifts.

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Frontals & Paraments

Altar frontals and church textiles created for liturgical seasons and sacred spaces

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Vestments

Chasubles and copes are designed as stand-alone pieces or as part of larger installations.

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Stoles & Understoles

Clergy stoles are often commissioned as gifts to commemorate important moments in an ordained person's life.

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What Sets This Work Apart

Designed in collaboration with your community

  • Rooted in liturgical symbolism and meaning
  • Crafted using exceptional materials, including dupioni silk and goldwork embroidery
  • Created to endure for decades
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How We Work Together

Creating liturgical textiles is a collaborative and thoughtful process, shaped by your space, your community, and the rhythms of worship.

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Conversation & Discernment

We begin with a conversation which can either in person or over Zoom. This helps me understand your space, your needs, and the symbolism that matters most. For larger projects, I visit your church to experience the space firsthand.

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Design & Collaboration

From our conversation, I develop a concept design and curated material selections. Together, we refine the vision until it reflects both your community and the sacred meaning of the work.

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Creation

Each piece is carefully crafted using high-quality materials and traditional techniques. The timeline varies by project, and I remain available for questions along the way.

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Delivery & Installation

Finished pieces are delivered and installed with care. I ensure everything is prepared for use and provide guidance for ongoing care and stewardship.

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About Christina

With over 30 years of experience and a doctorate in Sacred Music, Christina brings a unique depth of understanding to her work by bridging art, worship, and sacred space.

Her designs are shaped not only by technical skill and fine materials, but by a lifelong connection to the spiritual and aesthetic dimensions of worship. The result is work that resonates beyond the visual, supporting the life and rhythm of each community it serves.

Begin a Conversation

Whether you envision a full installation or a single piece, I’d love to hear about your space and what you’re hoping to create.