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I finished Shlomo's kippah today, finally. It was actually pretty easy to do, since Hebrew letters don't require so many changes of color, especially when they are block letters. And if you do them enough you start to memorize the patterns.
It says "ח חי חיי חיים מבריסק" which is a parody of the "נ נח נחמ נחמן..." kippot. I think it's pretty shiny.
And I think I'll have to put a limit on my commisions for now, beyond those that have already been commissioned. Coming up next: finishing![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kellev's kippah, which is about 7 lines from done!
In other news, National Geographic is doing a special on "In Search of the Lost Ark." Oh, silly National Geographic. At least they had the common sense to not use the modern Hebrew alphabet in the depiction of the 10 commandments.
Yes, archaeology really is Indiana Jones. Except with patiches instead of whips.
It says "ח חי חיי חיים מבריסק" which is a parody of the "נ נח נחמ נחמן..." kippot. I think it's pretty shiny.
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And I think I'll have to put a limit on my commisions for now, beyond those that have already been commissioned. Coming up next: finishing
kellev's kippah, which is about 7 lines from done!In other news, National Geographic is doing a special on "In Search of the Lost Ark." Oh, silly National Geographic. At least they had the common sense to not use the modern Hebrew alphabet in the depiction of the 10 commandments.
Yes, archaeology really is Indiana Jones. Except with patiches instead of whips.
