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 atarah and corner
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Designs are machine embroidered onto imported silk, rayon or wool
or other fabrics as selected by the customer. I do not use linen
since there is the possibility that the tallit is made of wool or a wool
blend and combining wool with linen is "shatnez" and is strictly
prohibited by
Jewish law. I use high-sheen
polyester, rayon or silk thread so that embroidered items can be
safely dry cleaned.
After the
designs are completed, the corners are cut to size and the ends are finished on a serger.
I leave approximately 1/2" all around so that the customer can decide
how much to turn under.
I
keep many colors of silk in stock, but if you wish something different,
I'll do my best to accommodate you. You may also send your fabric
to me, but be aware that since embroidery machines use hoops and
clamping systems, I must have enough fabric to work with (minimum
1/4" yard of 45" wide fabric.)
I have hundreds of designs in many categories, including
hundreds in the Judaica category, so let me know if you are
looking for something in particular. Most likely I can
find it for you.
All of the samples below were made for other customers and can give you
some ideas, but you
are not limited to these!! I am continually adding new
ones as they are completed.
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Large silk corners embroidered with
Star of David in pale gold thread.
The fringe was already attached to this lovely shawl!
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A modern
flower with textured petals. Stitched in white and bright
gold with a border.
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A wreath of wheat stalks to
celebrate the child's birth during Sukkot. Stitched in
light brown and green on silver silk. Each corner is
banded with black silk to match stripes in the tallit.
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A set of corners for a young man who plays the bass!
Stitched in purple thread on mocha brown silk.
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Set of corners for a custom tallit. Pretty flowers
are stitched and different names put on each. Thread for
names and borders is a bright metallic gold.
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Set of corners with a "lacy" hamsa stitched in white on
spring green dupioni silk.
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Set of corners with Magen David and satin border.
These were embroidered onto antique white silk with gold
metallic thread. |
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