Designed in the calligraphic style used by official scribes, the Ornate Alef-Bet allows you to knit Hebrew words easily.

Bold and clear, the Large Alef-Bet allows you to knit Hebrew words easily.

Elegant and detailed, the Cursive Alef-Bet allows you to knit Hebrew words easily.

Small and simple, the Small Alef-Bet allows you to knit Hebrew words easily.

With a clear classic look, the Medium Alef-Bet allows you to knit Hebrew words easily.

The Magen David hat features a simple Magen David design, to which you can add Hebrew words of your choice, and is topped with a contrast color pom-pom. Use the basic pattern only for an easy first colorwork project, or add the Small, Medium, or Cursive Alef-Bet charts to write a Hebrew name for yourself or a loved one, or announce “Am Yisrael ...

A slouchy hat featuring tessellating hamsas, framed by Latvian braids. Corded ribbing adds interest. Options for two-color and three-color versions included.

Fingerless mitts featuring tessellating hamsas, framed by Latvian braids. Corded ribbing adds interest and there is an afterthought thumb. Options for two-color and three-color versions included.

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These fingerless mitts showcase the seven species of the Land of Israel across the pair - barley, olives, pomegranates, and grapes on the left; wheat, dates, and figs on the right - as well as a

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An all-over colorwork sweater, incorporating dreidels, gelt, menorahs, and more - everything you need to celebrate Hanukkah in warmth and style!

A standard cowl featuring tessellating hamsas, framed by Latvian braids. Options for two-color and three-color versions included.

An all-over colorwork sweater, incorporating dreidels, gelt, menorahs, and more - everything you need to celebrate Hanukkah in warmth and style!

The whole family can welcome in Shabbat with this hat in multiple sizes, featuring candlesticks, a kiddush cup, and challah. Larger sizes include a Star of David in the night sky and the Hebrew “Shabbat Shalom.”

An infinity cowl featuring 13 colorwork designs representing holidays throughout the Jewish year, including Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Simchat Torah, Hanukkah, Tu B’Shevat, Purim, Passover, Yom HaShoah/Yom HaZikaron, Yom Ha’Atzmaut, Lag BaOmer, Shavuot, and Tisha B’Av.