Miniature and doll-size stoles for use in learning the liturgical colors, vestments of the priest and perfecting control of movement skills. These are used in Montessori faith formation, religious education, as well as can be used in schools and homes.

Both sizes are intended to be hung on 2-dimensional vestment stands. The 2-dimensional chasuble stand represents "any" priest (versus 3-dimensional figures in the atrium which represent historical figures).

"Doll-size" stoles are approximately 24 inches long, hung over the shoulders is about 10 inches on each side. These correspond with the doll-sized chasubles, stands, and additional vestments. Doll-size chasubles are 12" tall when hanging.

"Miniature" stoles are approximately 32 inches tall, with a hanging height of about 14 inches. These correspond with the miniature-sized chasubles, stands, and additional vestments. Miniature chasubles are 16-18" tall.

We use a 100% cotton light-weight for each stole. The optional trimming is a gold-weave ribbon.

Special orders on the trimmings or sizes can usually be accommodated for an additional fee. Please contact me for details.

Ordering Instructions:

Please order each stole individually to ensure proper pricing. Thank you!

Also available:

Vestment stand: unpainted or polyurethaned
Priest stand: vestment stand painted to wear a cassock

Catholic Montessori, Religious Education, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd

Finishing Options
Size Options	Doll-size is about 24 inches long; hanging about 10 inches Miniature is 32 inches tall; hanging about 14 inches Would you like a custom size? Please contact me!
Color Options	All liturgical colors are available. If you would like two colors stitched on the reverse of one another (for example white and gold; or rose and purple), please let me know in the comments section!
Program Connections
CGS Level	The liturgical vestments are most often used in levels 1 and 2 of the CGS atrium.
Home	These liturgical vestments can be used at home to learn about the liturgical colors and the vestments of the clergy.