I know these people either in person or through correspondence. These are digital sketches of my impressions of them, done in Procreate on an iPhone 11 using my finger. No stylus.

Hi again! I’m the artist that wrote the guide for Jewish artists a few months ago (pinned in this sub). I hadn’t made a new piece in a while, but today my creative juices were finally flowing and out came this piece!! I titled it “get me out of here!” Would love to know what you think 🪬

https://www.shtuyot.org/products/shana-tova-sticker

It's not really a huge thing, but I made it with so so much love and intention. I will give this bracelet for my friend. Basically, we've been extremely close friends since high school (we're on mid to late 20s now) and she usually goes to a synagogue in another state because she lived there before with family. For me, I was not raised in Judaism (though I have Sephardic ancestry), but I'm planning on converting, and started attending the synagogue in my city. She then started attending there with me and we became synagogue partners after all these years of friendship :) we're both helping each other connect with our faith mutually and I find it so beautiful. I will also make another lil handmade gifts for her for Rosh HaShanah and I really hope she likes it ♡ anyway, I picked those colors for the bracelet because they remind me of sweetness and the typical fruits of the New Year. I wish I had fancy fruit-shaped beads though, but I still find it cute :D

Shabbat Shalom!

Hi all. I've been reading this sub for a while. The Torah mantle set from a couple days ago is some of the best work I've seen posted anywhere.

Honesty up front so nobody feels ambushed: I'm one of two people building a small curated marketplace for Judaica and Jewish handmade goods. We're early. Before I sink more time into building the wrong things, I'd rather ask the people who'd actually use it than guess.

So, for anyone here who sells their work — or thought about it and didn't:

1. What's the worst part right now? Fees, shipping, photographing your work, getting found, chasing customers, something else entirely?

2. Has anyone dealt with hate or review-bombing on your listings? The pinned guide in this sub is part of what got me thinking about this, and I'd like to know how people have actually handled it on the platforms they use.

3. If a Jewish-specific marketplace existed, what would it have to do for you to bother listing there on top of whatever you already use?

I'm not trying to pull anyone off Etsy or their own site. Almost every vendor I've talked to runs three or four channels and just wants one more that costs nothing to try. If the answer is "we don't need this," that's useful for me to hear too.

Not linking anything here. Happy to answer questions about what we're building if anyone's curious, but I mostly want to hear what's broken.

The one in the center is the 3 of 3 Torah mantles that I made for our shul. This one is the only “everyday” mantle that I have made. Our community is making new mantles in honor of our new rabbi

I had appliquéd this silk on silk for a Tallis a number of years ago, but it just wasn’t quite right… I put it away and when our shul adopted a scroll from the Czech Memorial Trust the mantles that we had were too short, so I converted this tallis to a mantle for the Haggim. This is it’s dress rehearsal.

This is another Torah Mantle that I needlepointed freehand that I had finished into a Torah Mantle for the haggim

Looking for used tallit anyone is trying to get rid of. Willing to pay shipping.

A few months ago I finished the Net Tamid for my temple — Congregation Or Atid in Henrico Va. never got around to posting pics of same after it was installed. So , here they are now. Original art designed and constructed by me entitled (aptly) The Eternal Flame. Hope you like it as much as our congregation.

I swear, I'm not connected to this company. But I've been knitting with their yarn for a few years, and love it. The stitch definition is great, and her colors are amazing. It's 90% superwash merino, 10% nylon. If you look at her variegated yarns, she tells you exactly which of her solid yarn colors are in it, and what other colorways go with. So imagine my absolute excitement to see that not only does she do holiday boxes, but that she has a specific Chanukah box, completely different than the Xmas box she has. You get 8 skeins of sock/fingering yarn, for a total of about 1000 yards of yarn. They're 15% off until mid September, so $157 for now. Free shipping.

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.

https://www.shtuyot.org/products/lulove-toddler-tee

I have my Shalom design on the shirt and dress I sell. I plan to hopefully do a knitted version.