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Shemos, Teruma, 26:31:
"You shall make a Partition of Turquoise, Purple, and Scarlet."
"You shall make a Partition of Turquoise, Purple, and Scarlet."
8 comments:
wow, nice yarmulka's really cool and colorful. You couldn't rotate them?
This time it actually *was* in an upright position (see objects no side in first picture), unlike the food post which I just forgot about. :)
Your right, I didn't realize that, so it's like hanging on a wall instead of on a table.
It's amazing the art one can find in ordinary objects. Who would think, a kipah is art!
Beautiful, different blog site (I love the purple background). Glad I visited.
Babysitter- oui, oui, mademoiselle. :)
Lady-light: Why thank you. And thank you for visiting the site. Always appreciated. :) (and yeah, I am a bug fan of color. I used to wear a lot of it. :) )
I also think the purple background is cute, but my eyes would be grateful if you'd adjust some of the text colors in your layout.
Bas-Melech- nooooooooooo. Trying to deprive me of my hard earned personality.... The entire sum of my *being* depends on these color schemes.... The crux of my existance.... The core of who I am...... And you ask me to take that away??? ~slowly sinks to the floor in agony~
I love looking at the colorful kippahs! I'm amazed about these knitted/crocheted kippahs and how the makers persevered in making them!
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Jasper @ Best Kippah
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