On December 17th the world celebrated Ludwig van Beethoven’s 245th birthday. Google created an interactive doodle for the home page, which had the famous classical composer’s name discussed all over the Internet. But did you know that we’ve had a beautiful needlepoint design featuring Beethoven‘s likeness? Surely had Lucy known about it she’d have stitched it […]
Category Archives: Design
My Nephew’s Bar Mitzvah Gift: Needlepoint
This is my nephew’s gorgeous tefillin bag. He celebrated his Bar Mitzvah a few months ago. He visited our website, Judaica Needlepoint, and chose a design he liked. His maternal grandmother offered to stitch it for him. We supplied the canvas and threads as a birthday gift. Mazal Tov! Keep us proud!
Just Turned a Corner on my Needlepoint Project
For those of you that have been following my progress on my kitchen molding project (see previous post), I have now turned a corner. The middle is the corner cabinet which is angled. The two side ones are straight and perpendicular to each other. Soon I’m going to start charging admission to come see them […]
My Needlepoint Kitchen Moldings
My kitchen recently reached its 17th birthday, and some parts are not aging gracefully. The cabinet base molding (also known as toe kick board) is awfully scratched. I decided to needlepoint new moldings for under the kitchen cabinets. I chose earth tones that match the cabinets and colors that would not look dirty if they […]
The Bride’s Present for her Groom
Today a lovely young bride brought in her finished Afikoman Bag for us to photograph. She is married less than a month, and this is a surprise Passover gift for her husband to use at their first Passover Seder together. Her grandmother is an old friend of mine and actually purchased the needlepoint canvas for […]
The Updated Gallery of Judaica Needlepoint
Colorful Vases: Newest Pepita Needlepoint Design
Baby’s Room Needlepoint
Tallit Sugarplum Pillars Stitched and Finished
The Story Behind My Fancy Pillow
Audrey Rosner, CPNP, is one of my favorite friends. I was a pediatric patient at her office when I was a little girl, and now care for my children. Audrey is a grandmother by now, and she stitches a gift for each grandchild. Girls get siddur covers, and boys receive tefillin bags. Audrey wanted to […]