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Tallit Bags
All of the bags below were made for other customers
-- some are part of a custom tallit set. I have lots of silk in
many colors and you can design your own bag. Just
contact me for more information.

A magen david and the word "tallit"
stitched in variegated pink thread on purple dupioni silk. Other
designs are available, including customizing with a name. Bag is fully lined
and has a zippered top.
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This is the matching bag for one of my custom tallit.
It is made of rose pink dupioni silk and embroidered with a
large bow in 2 shades of pink. It has a large flap
closure and a buttonhole in the center of the bow. It
is customized with the bat mitzvah girl's name. Bag is
fully lined in 100% cotton.
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Tallit bag to match corner/atarah set
shown on embroidery page. Gold stitching on ocean blue
silk, personalized with bat mitzvah's girl's name. Bag is
fully lined and has concealed zipper on back.
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Here the openwork star is stitched
in white across the flap of a pink crepe fabric.
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Dupioni silk tallit bag has three stripes which match
the striping on the custom tallit. Back is white silk with
a flap and buttonhole. See the matching tallit here:

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Deep turquoise silk blend fabric with dove/star and
personalized with Hebrew name.
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Black wool tallit bag custom made with Hebrew name and a
wheat border all around. Stitched in gold metallic
thread. Bag is lined and has a full length zipper
across the back.
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Traditional tallit bag made from pink velveteen.
Embroidered flower swag and the Hebrew word "tallit"
on front. Bag is fully lined and has a zippered top.
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Another traditional black velvet bag with a large Star of
David.
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Lilac dupioni
silk bag with concealed zipper in back.
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A black velvet bag with a custom digitized design. Two
beautiful lions holding the Tablets of Moses.
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Black dupioni silk with a gold lacy hamsa.
Concealed zipper with a flap across back. Lined in cotton.
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Tallit tote bag in
purple cotton velvet with a silk embroidered panel and two long
carrying strap handles. Bag is lined in cotton.
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Royal blue velvet tallit
bag with gold lions holding 10 commandments.
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Black velvet tallit
bag with tallit design and the word "tallit" stitched in white
thread.
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Matching red
velveteen tallit and tefillin bags. Front has a thin
star and Hebrew name stitched in gold thread. Both
have top zippers and are lined in white cotton.
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The wording from
Psalm 104:1-2 stitched in a rich cream beige thread on royal
blue dupioni silk. The front of the bag was woven on a
loom and will be put together by the weaver.
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Challah Covers
This challah cover was made for a dear friend, but it can be
re-done just as it is, or with many other Judaic designs and
fabric colors. In the center of the dark grey velvet is a
beautiful torah embroidered in shades of orange, brown and
purple. The outside has a purple twist binding and back is
lined. Hebrew below: Shabbat V'yom Tov.

A
challah cover commissioned as a wedding gift for a couple who
were married during the Cherry Blossom season. Flowers
are soft pink and white on a dark tree and embroidered on white
silk. The traditional blessing over bread is stitched in
the brown of the tree in an ark above the design. Couple's names are
stitched on the back side.

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Matzah Covers
All matzah covers have three
pockets for use during the Seder.
The cover below is made of dupioni silk (front and back) and has
two inner cotton linings so that three pieces of matzah can be
placed inside. The "Mah Nishtanah" is embroidered in a
circle around the Hebrew word for Passover. Finished size
is 16" x 16".

Similar cover made of turquoise dupioni silk with embroidered
star and "mah nishtanah" done in an arc. Also has three
inside compartments.

White silk matzah cover embroidered in turquoise thread with
the "Ha Lachma Anya ... this is the bread of affliction that our
forefathers ate in the land of Egypt." Trimmed in
turquoise braiding.

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Framed
Artwork
The
framed piece below was set up/digitized by me but stitched out
by the customer. It will be a gift to her son on his 40th
birthday.

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Birth Announcements
May be ordered with or without a frame
and/or mat. Choose from a wide variety of
graphics and personalize it with your own
Hebrew text. Prices start at $45 (unframed)
but custom framing is available.
Many options available, so email me if you
would like to order a birth announcement the
the new one in your life.
Embroidered on white silk.
Sample is 10" x 12" but
you can specify larger or
smaller.

Stitched on white linen, the
finished embroidery is 5 x 7 and
fits in a standard 8 x 10 frame.

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Baby
Blessings
Embroidered on white silk.
This one is for a male child.
It is stitched in two shades of
blue. Child's name and
birth date can be added as in the
sample below.

Birth announcement for a female
child. Stitched on white
china silk in two shades of pink.

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Custom Embroidery
Set of 4 sashes and 12 jacket
patches for an Israeli rally.
Lettering is in "Israel blue"
thread with a black border. Hebrew is "Yisrael l'ntzach" or
Israel Forever. Typeface:
VENICE


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A set of ivory fleece hats
embroidered for a local Jewish teen group. The front has
the transliterated name and the Hebrew spelling is on the back.

A purple silk kippah was custom
embroidered with a dove. A white kippah has a modern Star
of David.

Inside band for a
man's Chabad tallit (along inside edge that shows when tallit is
folded back.


Embroidered dedication label for a custom
tallit.

Small Hebrew lettering - this is the
dedication panel for the back of a Torah mantle.

Custom name band for inside of tallit or
bag.


Two
white knitted baby outfits embroidered with the twin girls'
names for their baby naming.

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Tallit
Clips
These beautiful tallit clips are made with
Swarovski crystals/pearls, fused glass and Bali sterling silver. The tallit
five clips below are
- $25 each. If you are interested in a particular
one, please give me the number. I can also make it
custom to match a kippah or tallit.


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Gifts
Silk blessing/wall hanging stitched on white silk in gold
thread. A scrolly Hamsa design with the words "Bless
This Home" which can be embroidered in Hebrew or English.

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