Array of new quilts available for Chanukah

Come and join us at the Hadar Mall on Thursday, Dec. 15th from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.  We'll be offering a whole new stock of beautiful quilts, some with special Chanukah motifs!

The mall is located on Pierre Koenig St. in the Talpiyot Industrial area in Jerusalem.

And choose from these changing pads with cute little designs --

Look forward to seeing you there!

Bold Colors

We have been very creative and working very hard at completing a lot of projects for sale this month! 

Pictured here is another "coexistence quilt", which incorporates a piece of embroidery made by a Palestinian woman.

Busy Bees

We have been busy getting ready a whole bunch of Chanukah gifts for sale.  The smaller items sell better, so we've been making changing pads and carriage quilts.

The changing pads shown here are backed with nylon ski jacket material and are made with fabric from jelly rolls -- 2 1/2" X 4 1/2" pieces of fabric.

I'm So Proud!

This is my latest coexistence quilt, which provides a stunning display for a piece of Palestinian embroidery.  My daughter and her boyfriend have recently purchased a brown couch and this quilt is meant to be a design element for their couch -- and also a delicious way to cuddle up while watching TV during the winter months!  Notice that the elements are not exactly symmetrical, which is one of the special features of this quilt!

Matching Little Girl Quilts

This set of matching little girl quilts is for two sisters who share a room --  a six-year-old girl and her newborn sister. Don't you love the combination of purple and green! 

The six-year-old's quilt is junior twin size (54 X 72") and the newborn's is for the crib.

What a wonderful gift!

Shhh!!! Don't tell!!!

My niece, who loves the color teal, is having a baby shower this weekend.  Her little girl is expected in late November.  This quilt, using teal, pink and brown, is in the scrappy style!
 

Quilting for Peace

In honor of the brave step that the Israeli government took in releasing so many prisoners and bringing Gilad Shalit home --

This quilt is an expression of my hopes for peace.  It was ordered by a friend in Chicago who asked for a coexistence quilt mainly using the color teal.The women in Laquiya offered to make something special but after searching in the market, they couldn't find the right color thread. So,the piece of embroidery that they offered me includes a bit of teal combined with yellow and orange. It turned out to be a pretty combination. This quilt is meant to be a design element on a couch -- the size of a lap quilt. The stacked bricks are made of a pretty floral print that brings out the teal.