Me after selling a Yiddish poster to a baroness and a member of the House of Lords. I guess the English like tea as much as we, Russian Jews, do. The text on the poster says:
צאָרעס נעמען נישט אַוועק אַ גלעזל טײ
Tsores nemen nisht avek a glezl tey.
Troubles don’t take away your cup of tea.
I'm almost done Shalom: Welcome to the Tribe, Jessica and I can't keep calm!
Last year I had more time (just one baby and no start up) and I crocheted these pomegranates and honey pots.
This is a T-Rex wearing a shtreimel . Pretty sure he’s not kosher. But he refuses to comment on whether he was created on Day Six.
The pattern for the dinosaur is on YouTube under Yeyey Crochet. I made up the shtreimel pattern.
I have my Shalom design on the shirt and dress I sell. I plan to hopefully do a knitted version.
I designed it, and my mother crocheted it. I also love my mother very, very much.
My co-host and I run a small anti-zionist rosh chodesh pod about magic, doikayt and folklore. We've released this episode with the full moon and Tu B'av. We chatted about how when we were growing up in orthodox spaces in Glasgow and Essecx that this wasn't a chag that we celebrated and seemed to be sucked into zionist cooption of practise. Is this something you experienced - does anyone go out shidduching/roaming the fields on Tu B'Av?
One of the gifts to me from my cat is a bridal scrapbook with paper, a bunch of stickers and photos. I decided to help my cat make stickers for the reproposal, that I'll put in with the gift.
This was fun to do.
I love Tuesdays and I love our craft circle. So glad Sharon was there tonight, as well as Marissa. She brought one of her friends.
Her friend is going for a master's in higher education at Villanova and she has to write a story or poem relating to higher education.
I told her I'm a writer and gave her some ideas. Villanova in Latin means a "new home" or "new village." She could write a story or poem around that idea.
I'm almost done our birthday album! I worked on the box to house all the cards from my parents, my cat, Angel and Knight, my great aunt, my other great aunt, his Pop-Pop, writing.com friends, cards from r/RandomActsofCards specifically from u/sshellsbbells, u/thecaledonianrose, u/pupslace, u/melhen16, u/alarmed_ad9001, u/gatsbygalaktoboureko, u/cheenebeanie, u/ArmyofDucks94, u/kimmylubs, u/howdoIreadplshelp, u/wastingtime1994, u/postcardnoir, u/ok_theme7072, u/chiquita61, u/elspeth_claspile, u/redvinegirlx, u/ok_reveal2698, u/Eastern-Witch829, u/rebelraf, and the beautiful greeting from r/scrapbooking.
I also added our boarding photos, and the book. I'm just waiting on Chad to get back to me about the prints I ordered at Cardinal Camera. Hopefully soon.
I'm thinking of getting a piece of ribbon to hold the book shut. I love that idea.
Rosh Hashanah is one of my all time favorite holidays, so I made more cards than I needed this year.
Anyway, I just think it would be cool to keep the Rosh Hashanah post card tradition going by seeing if anyone here wanted to exchange cards. Ive also got leftover Tu B'Av cards, general matzah ball soup cards, Barry Sister cards that dont specifically say a holiday, and Sukkot cards.
Hi,
I recently just joined here.
I made this design on the shirt back in May 2023.
would love feedback!
I have this stainless platter or plate I was gifted in a judaica giveaway. I recognize the shabbat and kodesh/kadosh (how do you know without the "vowels"?), but I'm not sure about the first word. Anyone help?
I don't see any residue that might indicate there used to be an insert, but I've seen some rounds with a cutting board or other material in the center. So far, I'm just using it as decoration.