Size: 17” x 34” with strings To press an amice: Iron the strings flat. Fold in half to make a square, with red cross on the outside. It will now be the same size as a flat corporal. Fold in thirds …

This demonstration video is primarily posted as a review for my students at St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry in class D202 - Liturgical Leadership...more.

Hem the amice. Fold under 1/2 inch along all edges of the amice and press. Fold again and press again. Hand-stitch or machine-stitch as close to the folded edge as possible, all the way …

iron up and badly creased, then it can be misted down and left in a plastic bag i d, as this will wear the linen excessively and crea tearing along the fold line. Instead, place in a fold gently with

Amice, a short linen cloth, square or oblong in shape and, like the other sacerdotal vestments, needing to be blessed before use. The purpose of this vestment, which is the first to be put on …

The amice is a liturgical vestment used mainly in the Roman Catholic church, Western Orthodox church, Lutheran church, and some Anglican, Armenian, and Polish National Catholic churches.

Sep 7, 2016 · When this garment began to be used by the Christian clergy in worship service as an ecclesiastical vestment, it was known as the amice or in England as a superhumeral. The …

Apr 28, 2021 · He arranges the amice at the neck to cover his collar entirely, placing the right side over the left side in front, and crosses the strings across his chest and under his arms, wraps …

First all the amices, then the purificators, then the finger towels etc. • Fold in the edges of the towel and then roll up to avoid the linen drying out. • Its best not to leave it a long time before it …

24" by 36" Finished size. The Amice pattern is designed for making an amice with or without an apparel collar. The amice is 24"' x 36". It uses 12 feet of 1/2inch or 5/8 inch twill tape. The …