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Orange you glad it’s almost Passover? Orange fabrics for a modern Seder table
Fabric / Passover / Spiritual Audacity

Orange you glad it’s almost Passover? Orange fabrics for a modern Seder table

Posted on March 19 by Sew Jewish

Orange Summer by Justine Miller Have you heard the story about the woman who wanted to be a rabbi and who was told by a man that “a woman belongs on the synagogue bimah the way an orange belongs on a Passover Seder plate”? The story has inspired many families, including mine, to put oranges … Continue reading →

How do you make a sewing project Jewish without using Hebrew phrases or Jewish symbols?
Shabbat / Sparks of Inspiration

How do you make a sewing project Jewish without using Hebrew phrases or Jewish symbols?

Posted on October 20 by Sew Jewish

What makes a sewing project Jewish? I’m continually turning this question over in my mind. Hebrew phrases or Jewish symbols mark a project as Jewish, but what if you don’t use them? How do you give the object you’re designing a Jewish identity or imbue it with a Jewish idea? That was the question I … Continue reading →

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