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Prayer Cloth Prayer Cloth ApronApronCreations Sewing Class

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What’s in your packet?Lesson page for teacher use………….......................………..page 2Prayer Cloth Apron tutorial..................................................pages 3-9Handouts for student use.......................................................page 10

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Prayer Cloth Prayer Cloth ApronApronLesson:

Quote:

“Now watch. He’s talking there to unbelievers. Now watch what he said. He said, “Repent, every one of you!” Now what does repent mean? Repent means “to be sorry for what you’ve done.” For instance, what if I turned right around here now and hit my brother, without a cause. And I want to repent for it; I’d say, “Brother Neville, I’m sorry I did that.” See? Well, then, if I say, “I’m sorry I did it,” and mean it from my heart, I am repen-

tant. And if I’m sorry for my sins, and ask God to forgive me, I am repen-tant. Is that right? All right. Peter said, “Repent, or be sorry for your sins,

and then be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins, and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.” ”

Brother Branham 54-1231

Scripture:

Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.

Acts 2:38

Class Name:

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TutorialFabric

Reversible apron: two pieces 24”x20”Waist strap: 4” width of fabricPress play pocket: enough for two 6.5” trianglesInterfacing: enough for one 5.5” triangle

FabricFabric

Thread

Pins

Fabric scissors

Tape measure

Seam ripper

Fabric crossfrom pattern

Prayer Cloth Prayer Cloth ApronApron

Seam gauge

Interfacing

Prayer Cloth(can be obtained free of charge from VGR)

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Fabric pencil

PATTERN PIECE:

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1. Make two triangles Make two triangles 6.5” in length for the 6.5” in length for the press play pocket. press play pocket.

Iron interfacing to Iron interfacing to pocket.pocket.

With right sides With right sides together pin both together pin both triangle pieces in triangle pieces in place and sew with place and sew with edge of presser edge of presser foot around pocket foot around pocket leaving a 2” leaving a 2” opening for prayer opening for prayer cloth.cloth.

Clip corners.Clip corners.

Turn right side out and Turn right side out and press flat.press flat.

Place prayer cloth inside Place prayer cloth inside 2” opening.2” opening.

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Applique cross with Applique cross with the zig zag stitch.the zig zag stitch.

Top stitch the Top stitch the top of press play top of press play pocket close to pocket close to edge.edge.

Place press play Place press play pocket on top of pocket on top of the front apron the front apron piece. Measure piece. Measure 5” down on 5” down on the left side of the left side of apron.apron.

Fold both apron pieces Fold both apron pieces in half to cut the bottom in half to cut the bottom corners evenly. corners evenly.

Measure 3” Measure 3” from the side from the side of apron. Pin in of apron. Pin in place.place.

Sew press play pocket to apron Sew press play pocket to apron on two sides leaving the top of on two sides leaving the top of pocket open.pocket open.

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With the apron pieces right With the apron pieces right sides together, sew all the way sides together, sew all the way around except the top part of around except the top part of the apron (the 24” width). Use the apron (the 24” width). Use a ½ seam.a ½ seam.

Clip corners and Clip corners and turn apron piece turn apron piece right side out. right side out. Iron the seams.Iron the seams.

With right sides With right sides together, sew together, sew one end of the one end of the strap pieces strap pieces together withtogether with½” seam.½” seam.

Do a basting stitch across Do a basting stitch across the top of the apron.the top of the apron.Sew ¼” using edge of Sew ¼” using edge of presser foot. The second presser foot. The second line will be ½”. Gather it line will be ½”. Gather it to be 19”.to be 19”.

Iron the waist Iron the waist strap in half strap in half with right sides with right sides together together lengthwise.lengthwise.

Pin 19 inches from seam line on Pin 19 inches from seam line on the right side of strap. This is for the right side of strap. This is for the opening where the apron the opening where the apron piece will attach. piece will attach. 7

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Cut off 19” Cut off 19” of the left of the left end of the end of the strap to strap to make it make it even.even.

Sew from seam Sew from seam line to end of line to end of strap on the strap on the left side.left side.

Sew from pin marking Sew from pin marking down to end of strap, down to end of strap, use ½ inch seam.use ½ inch seam.

At the strap At the strap ends, trim at a ends, trim at a 45 degree 45 degree angle.angle.

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Turn right side out through the Turn right side out through the opening in the middle opening in the middle using eraser end of pencil to using eraser end of pencil to turn strap.turn strap.

At the At the opening of the opening of the waist strap, iron waist strap, iron the ½ inch seam the ½ inch seam inside the strap.inside the strap.

Pin it in place. Pin it in place. Use edge of Use edge of presser foot to presser foot to sew apron strap sew apron strap as close to the as close to the edge as you can.edge as you can.

Place the apron piece Place the apron piece in the open side of strap in the open side of strap ½”.½”.

You You are are finished!finished!

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ApronApronThen Peter said unto them, Repent, and be Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of baptized every one of you in the name of

Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.

Acts 2:38 Acts 2:38

“Now watch. He’s talking there to unbelievers. Now watch what he said. He said, “Repent, every one of you!” Now

what does repent mean? Repent means “to be sorry for what you’ve done.” For instance, what if I turned right around here now and hit my brother, without a cause. And I want to repent for it; I’d say, “Brother Neville, I’m sorry I did that.” See? Well, then, if I say, “I’m sorry I did it,” and mean it from my heart, I am repentant. And if I’m sorry for my sins, and ask God to forgive me, I am repen-

tant. Is that right? All right. Peter said, “Repent, or be sorry for your sins, and then be baptized in the Name of Jesus

Christ for the remission of your sins, and you shall receive

the gift of the Holy Ghost.” “Brother Branham

54-1231