Here's No. 3 -- which I hope will go to an infant or young child at some point, because of the colors used. Forgive the clutter in the background -- this was a quick photo taken in my office just so I would have a photo record of the prayer shawl. All the fringe is there. I just didn't realize that one section was folded under. If I hadn't been trying to get out the door I would have paid closer attention to these little details.
3 comments:
Wow. Have you ever considered selling your items at a craft fair?
Thanks, Tech. I have thought about it, but I've looked at the numbers -- the hours that most projects take vs. the money people are willing to pay for them.
And the prayer shawls cannot be sold; that's one of the few rules about them. They can only be made and given to offer comfort and support to someone who is ill, or grieving, or in need of compassion. That's what draws me to making these, in particular.
You are right that people won't (and sometimes really can't) pay what handmade items are truly worth. That's why it's so special to give and receive them as gifts!
Post a Comment