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Lydia Evans http://lydiaevansdesign.com/
Laurel Beard http://www.laurelbeard.org/
**Nicole Picadura http://www.scrapsandstamps.com/
Kelly Griglione http://notablenest.blogspot.com/
Jeanne Jachna http://akeptlife.blogspot.com/
Vicki Dutcher http://allidoisstamp.blogspot.com/
**Irit Shalom http://iritshalom.blogspot.com/- YOU ARE HERE!
Taheerah Atchia http://www.taheerah-atchia.com/blog/
Shona Chambers http://twinearound.blogspot.com/
Lisa Bankes-Lahiff http://lisascreativeniche.blogspot.com/
Nora Noll https://acreativetouch.blogspot.com/
Kimberly Bliss Rendino http://kimpletekreativity.blogspot.com/
Laurel Beard http://www.laurelbeard.org/
**Nicole Picadura http://www.scrapsandstamps.com/
Kelly Griglione http://notablenest.blogspot.com/
Jeanne Jachna http://akeptlife.blogspot.com/
Vicki Dutcher http://allidoisstamp.blogspot.com/
**Irit Shalom http://iritshalom.blogspot.com/- YOU ARE HERE!
Taheerah Atchia http://www.taheerah-atchia.com/blog/
Shona Chambers http://twinearound.blogspot.com/
Lisa Bankes-Lahiff http://lisascreativeniche.blogspot.com/
Nora Noll https://acreativetouch.blogspot.com/
Kimberly Bliss Rendino http://kimpletekreativity.blogspot.com/
If you are lost- go to the company blog and begin from there!
I
think that for those who are not familiar with Jewish traditions each and every
piece needs a bit of
explanation. I am not going to make the Jewish religion
class, but just a few words about each one.
Shalom
and Chag Sameach card
The
sentiment means Hello and Merry Holidays, but Shalom is also Peace and my
family name…
This
is a totally general card that can be given for any Jewish Holiday, from New
Year to Hanukkah to Sukkoth, Purim, Passover or whatever.
The
sentiments were stamped with black pigmented ink (Memento Luxe ) and heat
embossed with clear embossing powder (WOW! Embossing powders). I used MISTY to
arrange the sentiment and to add the border stamped strip. Another border strip
was stamped with Yellow pigmented ink and heat embossed with clear powder. Then
I die cut three stitched circles (Die Versions) and the & sign (Sizzix) and
embellished with clear stitches and washi tape. The colors are very general and
fit any age group.
May
the torah card
This
is a card that fits the religious part of Jewish population or the second grade
students who get their first Torah (Bible book) at school.
The
sentiment is stamped with blue teal pigmented ink and then heat embossed with
clear powder. The rectangles are die cut with Elizabeth Crafts die set. The
Torah book die is non branded China made staff, but the only one that shows our
Bible book. I stamped the word "Torah" again and added it as the
spine title.
L'Shana
Tova card
Jewish
New Year is totally different from the general January 1 day. We celebrate it
around September (it moves as our month is 28 days). There are two symbols that
are mostly used and both are connected to the main blessing of our New Year-Let
it be sweet.
So
the symbols are honey and apple and we eat apple with honey the very first
thing during the Holiday meal. So I made the die cut honey comb background (Cherry
Lynn) and added the jar with "bead" honey and some misting. Apples
are just old buttons. The sentiment is stamped with red pigmented ink and heat
embossed. Did I mention I am an embossing addict?
Our
Purim (usually March) is very similar to Halloween. We all dress up, even the
adults. We give each other sweets and the religious part is reading the book of
Esther, but this is for religious people mostly.
So
my card was made with a die cut mask (Die Versions) made from metal foil and
inlayed into the cardstock cut. I also stamped the sentiment over the same
metal foil and yes, it was heat embossed.
The
background was misted and embellished with different rhinestones.
Bat
Mitzvah is actually girls 12 th Birthday.
For us this is the most important day before the wedding and we celebrate
it big time: huge party, fancy dresses, present and it looks like a small
wedding reception.
So I
made this fancy tag in girly colors and girly style. The upper tag was stamped
with three different inks and 2 border stamps and then misted to fit the
general cardstock colors.
The
sentiment was arranged in a different way to fit the chipboard rose circle.
I hope that you love my projects and please visit all other hop stops if you want to win on our Blog Hop!
I hope that you love my projects and please visit all other hop stops if you want to win on our Blog Hop!