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| I'm naming her "Nekevah". Read my lips (or, in this case, this caption): this one is for only me, myself, and I!
Here are materials for what I'm going to weave while I'm in the hospital. Any tallit, kippah, or other item that I weave in support of Women of the Wall (except for the items that I weave for myself and Nekevah) will be given away by me--besides that WoW has asked me not to profit off of their logo (which one can assume includes the colors and the color scheme) or use it for a mass venue, I want people to support Women of the Wall with talliot 'em tzitzityot-techelet (prayer shawls with blue-threaded fringes)--Women of the Wall does not have talliot 'em tzitziyot techelet, which they should have if their rib is to be completely kashrut.
As I said in my video, though, I will sell anything else--including non-WOW talliot and kippot--if I can, except for the first item that I weave (for whomever would be serious about sending me a loom and/or whatever else I can use while I'm in the hospital).
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