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This kippah is inspired by the traditional Korean style of painting wooden buildings, dancheong.

Yarn: DMC coton perlé no 8
Hook: 1.25 mm
Technique: tapestry crochet

u/Garnraaet — 10 days ago
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If youre ever at Ben Guiron and you see some cats, please send me any photos.

These are just sketch drafts I am working on to see if I can figure out how the story Im writing for fun would go

*"If you have ever been to Ben Guiron airport, you'll know it's like most airports, and not very remarkable....except that it is full of cats. If you have ever been to Ben Guiron airport, you may have seen Yosef, the cat schlepper there"*

I have no idea what im doing, so its just a thing I do/ adding to the story in my sketchbooks. Drawing Yosef shepherding cats around the airport and trying and failing to stop them from boarding flights to Guam or other distant lands, where he will have to go and pick them up from to bring them back home.

u/Imaginary-Cricket903 — 2 days ago
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Been slacking off for too long. Not much in the way of teachers local to me so it’s all just experimentation and fiddling around with repurposed bits and pieces and casually burning my fingertips off.

u/WineOutOfNowhere — 7 days ago
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How much would you pay for a kit that came to your door with 6 crafts covering 2-3 Jewish holidays and containing:

  1. All supplies to do the crafts (other than things like scissors).

  2. Detailed instructions for how to do the crafts.

  3. A source sheet with Jewish texts in Hebrew and English and discussion questions for you and your kids and explanations of how the sources link to the crafts.

  4. a Spotify playlist or link to other resources.

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u/Antique_Trifle8250 — 7 days ago
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Made by me- Natural Branches, cast into silver reassembled and soldered, set with stones. The more floral ones (in a dif style) are made by 3d printing and casting (Cad Modelling I did) along with traditional setting of Spphires and hand-painted and mixed teal enamel.

u/Royal_Objective_9475 — 12 days ago
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Hi everyone. Mother's day is coming up, and my parents recently bought a condo in Florida. They will be moving down there in a few months, so for a Mother's Day gift to my mom, I thought it would be a good idea to make a homemade Mezuzah for the new condo.

I'm using polymer clay, planning to put it in the oven and use a 24-hour drying clear glaze to give it that glassy feel.

My question is, how should I go about designing the opening for the scroll? I worry a simple cap could fall off too easily, but I'm not sure.

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u/KeyScratch2235 — 6 days ago
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Reddit won't let me edit posts. It won't let me delete a photo and add a new one. This isn't a repost.

u/Artistic_Call — 13 days ago