The Final Days of Passover

Final Days of Passover  

Seventh Day: We read the Sea of Reeds story from the Torah, and the song of praise we sang afterward. All rise when the song is read.

We remember the seventh night, when the Sea of Reeds parted for us—and then crashed down to utterly destroy our Egyptian pursuers. Only then did we feel our chains fall away forever.

Yahrtzeit Candles
Some have the custom to light a 24-hour yahrtzeit candle for a deceased parent. (If the first day is Shabbat, make sure to light only after dark.) Light from a pre-existing flame.

Eight Day: Yizkor during the morning service. 

On the final day of Passover, there is special focus on the final liberation, the one that’s yet to happen.
Haftorah Isaiah 10:32-12:16

This haftarah is a prophecy by Isaiah regarding the messianic time to come. He foretells of “a staff from the shoot of Jesse,” father of King David, upon whom the Divine spirit will rest. 

Best selling Passover Napkins - Order your for next year. Use coupon code HELLO15

Happy Easter to those who celebrate

Tell me your favorite Passover story from this year. 

Passover Miracles and Freedom

Passover is about miracles and freedom from slavery when Moses and G-d brought the Israelites out of Egypt. 

While the preparation for Passover is intensive and a ton of work, it's always worthwhile to celebrate this holiday and act as if we all were freed from Mitzrayim.

I remember in my pre-teen years, my friend and I were always laughing about the 4 cups of wine. 

The Four Cups of Wine 

The 4 cups of wine represent the 4 stages of redemption (G-d told us): 

I will: 

1. bring you out (of Eqypt

2. free you (from slavery)

3. redeem you 

4. take you as my own people and I will be your G-d

Source: Adult Ed by Rabbi Tom Samuels 

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Here's a product that I'm thinking about offering. A recipe (that you provide) that I design for a table runner, which makes the perfect Bridal Shower or Wedding Gift. 

Comment below to let me know to whom YOU would gift this handwritten table runner recipe.  

HAPPY PASSOVER

Please take a moment to pray that the remaining hostages are released. 

Springtime Inspiration for Jewish Homes

Spring started March 20, 2025 and is a season of renewal, making it the perfect time to celebrate Passover and Mother’s Day, and get togethers with family and friends. 

Happy Spring! 

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Blue Watercolor Flowers Passover Table Runner

As we gather for the Passover Seder, we reflect on freedom, tradition, and family—values that make this holiday so meaningful. Whether you're hosting a festive meal or attending as a guest, thoughtful home decor, like elegant table runners and Passover-themed napkins can add warmth to your celebration.

Passover Flowers Napkins

Handmade Passover Jewelry with matzah and seder plate charms (special pricing) make wearable keepsakes that bring tradition to life year after year. 

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Passover Seder Chain Necklace

Blue Metallic Passover Jewish Charm Bracelet #161

Sneak Peek: Mother’s Day Gifts honor the special moms, aunts and bubbies in our lives. 

Personalized Savta Saba Coffee Mug

Check out my Jewish gifts section for more gift ideas.   

My shop offers a curated selection of items designed to bring joy and tradition into your home. Explore the collection and find something special to celebrate this season.

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Happy Passover

Happy Passover! 

I hope that this year, we all reflect on the freedoms we have and express our gratitude to HaShem. 

Check out this You Tube video of Hazzan Shimon Smith and Rabbi David Ingbar from Romemu, my shul in New York, singing a new meaningful prayer Matir Asurim that can be sung on Pesach. 

• There's always something to clean, right? I was brought up to change linens and curtains, and I even moved around a few pictures to give our home a fresh feel. 
• One thing I don't do is make Passover meals in advance. Do you? Comment below to tell me about your tradition. 

Here are my best selling Passover napkins 


For next year, I'll make matching pillows and more home decor designs. 

Comment below to tell me if there's a kitchen or dining accessory you'd like to see in my shop. 

Happy Purim

 Happy Purim (starts at sundown, March 23) 

I hope your Purim is filled with laughter, joy, and hamentaschen.

Can't believe these Purim earrings are still in stock. Please message me to order them. 

Spring Ahead to Savings - I'm having a spring cleaning sale

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Women's Kippot


The sale ends at midnight March 26. All sales are final. No refunds unless the item is damaged in shipping.

Happy Passover and Easter

 I hope you have and Happy Passover & Easter, filled with family, friends, blessings and renewal.

Passover & New Pet Lovers Gifts

March New Pet Lovers Gifts 

March brings the Jewish Holiday of Purim. Queen Esther and Mordechai saved the Jews from death. 

Purim: see https://lindabdesigns.blogspot.com/2022/02/6-fun-facts-about-purim.html 

Passover Deadline to order 

Passover Designs Ready to Ship

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Passover Necklaces 

New Pet Lovers Gifts - Print on Demand - Custom Orders

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Freedom: Passover & Beyond

Freedom: Passover & Beyond

On Passover, we celebrate freedom: from slavery, from Egypt, from darkness. But it’s also important to think about what our freedom: to be, to do, to believe.

I'm grateful to have the freedom to design beautiful Jewish jewelry and women's kippot, and to have repeat customers who love my designs.

Rabbi Yitz Greenberg says: "Together, we come out of Egypt on the night of the Passover Seder. If we do it with the right intentions and the right mindset, our journeys to liberation can show us the beauty in a freedom with limits — the bounded freedom of relationship, of belief, and of service to something greater than ourselves."

Did you know?

1. Moses never says “Let My people go,” because that’s not what God asks him to say. Instead, God instructs Moses to tell Pharaoh: “The LORD, the God of the Hebrews, sent me to you to say, ‘Let My people go that they may worship Me in the wilderness.’” (Exodus 7:16).

2. The Passover seder asks us to tell the story of changes and accomplishments of the past and asks us to express gratitude for them. It asks us to acknowledge the difficulties of the present and share blessing and prayers for the future—while being aware of our own limitations.

I'm dreaming about Passover shopping, which you know means I'm a little stressed. How about you? 

Reduce Stress for Passover

1. Go to a community seder 

2. Many foods do not need a Kosher for Passover certification (food savings) 

3. Simplify your Passover menu. You can eat the same meal for both nights of the Seder 

4. The walls and windows do not have to be washed for Passover 

I was brought up to do the entire Spring Cleaning routine before Passover. However, working full time and getting a little "wiser/older" means I have some limitations. I'm accepting them this year and am not going to worry about washing walls and windows. My rabbi told me since I'm not eating off the walls or window sills, it's OK. 

You have the Freedom of Choice: What colors other than blue would you like for these Jewish wine charms? 

I could design them in yellow, orange, blue, pink and purple acrylic beads. What's your preference? 

Yellow? Orange? Blue? Pink? Purple

Would you wear these new gemstone stacking bracelet designs?

Blue is DUMORTIERITE gemstones. The price would be $90.

Dumortierite is a stone that teaches you to stand up for yourself.

It will help you to take control of your own life, and helps you to increase your level of patience. 

Magenta (Fuschia) Price $40

You have the freedom to choose what designs help you to feel beautiful, and help you connect to your Divine self, your heritage, and to your community. 

3 Jewelry Pieces You Need for Passover

3 Jewelry Pieces You Need for Passover 

You're putting together your menus for Passover and are cleaning to slowly remove the Hametz from your home, right? 

Here's a sample Passover Menu Planner I found online. The blank one gives a link to the download. 

Source: Kosher.com

I'm way better at creating jewelry than food. My hubby is the "chef" in the family. He shops  and plans menus better than me (except for Passover). 

Have you thought about what you're going to gift your Seder Hostess (or yourself)? 

These 3 pieces, a charm bracelet, earrings, and a necklace go together like apples in the charoset. 

Stretchy 7 Charm Bracelet

Passover Earrings

Passover Seder Plate Necklace

Act fast. The Passover Seder charms are popular this Spring, and I have a limited quantity on hand. 

Passover Orders are due today, unless you upgrade to priority mail shipping. 

Passover Collection

 My Passover Collection is coming March 8. 

Question: Would you wear a black metallic Passover Charm Bracelet? 


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Metallic Passover Bracelet (only 2 in stock) 



Light Blue Haggadah Earrings


Passover Seder Chain Necklace (& Earrings) 


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Hagaddah Earrings - Sterling silver



Wine Charms


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4 Things About Passover You Need to Know

1. Passover is one of 3 pilgimage festivals when Hebrews traveled to Israel. The other 2 are: Shavuot & Sukkot

Why Matzah?

2. We left Egypt in a hurry and the bread didn't rise, so we commemorate the holiday by eating Matzah and re-telling the story at the Seder. 

3. Passover is about miracles and freedom from slavery when Moses and G-d brought the Israelites out of Egypt. 

The Four Cups

4. The 4 cups of wine represnt the 4 stages of redemption (G-d told us):

• 1. I will bring you out (of Eqypt)
• 2. free you (from slavery) 
• 3. redeem you 
• 4. take you as my own people and I will be your G-d. 

Source: Adult Ed by Rabbi Tom Samuels 

Gratitude

I am so grateful to be alive every day and have a chance to celebrate Passover with members of my community on Zoom. 

This past year, I feel more connected to my Jewish heritage with the ability to visit various U.S. synagogues on Shabbat to listen to different melodies and hear sermons from many learned Rabbis. 

Thanks for sharing this journey with me. 

Passover 2021 on Zoom (again)

Sadly, while it's normally a community and family holiday, this year many of us will be on Zoom. If G-d wills it, next year, we can be together again in person. 

But, wherever you are, John and I wish you a Happy Passover

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