As I've indicated in some of my posts, I've been involved in developing Jewish-themed projects, not necessarily holiday related, for a proposal for a small niche book for scrollers. The biggest hurdle to overcome will be to convince the "decision makers" that there is a market out there.
I know that there was interest in my menorah pattern, and some of you have expressed an interest in projects with Jewish themes, for crafts or holiday fairs, or other purposes. As far as I know, there is nothing out there by way of projects except for the occasional project in holiday issues--usually a puzzle or dreidel or Star of David wall hanging.
I'm attaching pictures of two of the projects I've been working on, as examples of what I'd like to include. One is an intarsia-cut breadboard, shaped like a challah, and the other is a pivot-lid box with a Star of David theme. The other projects are similar in that I believe they have merit on their own, apart from any religious connection
I know that stores that feature Judaica get a fortune for crafts items, and that there's a pretty lively on-line market for Jewish-themed items. I also know that there are bound to be regions where items of this type would sell better than in others. The planned projects are in my typical style of being different, colorful, but not difficult or time-consuming.
Any feedback you can provide would be very much appreciated. Thanks.
I know that there was interest in my menorah pattern, and some of you have expressed an interest in projects with Jewish themes, for crafts or holiday fairs, or other purposes. As far as I know, there is nothing out there by way of projects except for the occasional project in holiday issues--usually a puzzle or dreidel or Star of David wall hanging.
I'm attaching pictures of two of the projects I've been working on, as examples of what I'd like to include. One is an intarsia-cut breadboard, shaped like a challah, and the other is a pivot-lid box with a Star of David theme. The other projects are similar in that I believe they have merit on their own, apart from any religious connection
I know that stores that feature Judaica get a fortune for crafts items, and that there's a pretty lively on-line market for Jewish-themed items. I also know that there are bound to be regions where items of this type would sell better than in others. The planned projects are in my typical style of being different, colorful, but not difficult or time-consuming.
Any feedback you can provide would be very much appreciated. Thanks.

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