Showing posts with label Rosh HaShanah: Jewish New Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosh HaShanah: Jewish New Year. Show all posts

Monday, September 22, 2025

L'Shana Tovah 5786

 L'Shana tovah 5786! John and I wish you a happy and healthy New Year. 



Rosh HaShanah is the Shabbat of all Shabbats and the birthday of the world. 

For the High Holy Days I'll use my matching napkins and table runner. Please click on the images to see more information. 



Sukkot is when Jews move into a temporary simple abode without wealth and security to remind that us that we depend on HaShem, that He is the source of all.

Please pray with me and fill the world with thoughts of love and peace. 




Saturday, September 13, 2025

Rosh HaShanah Shofar

Here's the sound of the Shofar to wake us up for the New Year. Note: I am not affiliated or promoting any organization. 

  • Rosh HaShanah is the Shabbat of all Shabbats. 
  • Sukkot is when Jews move into a temporary simple abode without wealth and security to remind that us that we depend on HaShem, that He is the source of all.

Shabbat 



Sukkot



L'Shana tovah! John and I wish you a happy and healthy New Year. 


Wednesday, September 10, 2025

Sweet Beginnings

Rabbi Dianne of my shul in New York (Romemu) said "In the month of Elul, we have repenting to do. We've had enough of tearing each other apart. Let's set an intention to focus on not being "right" and elevating people instead of tearing them down." 


In my experience, to have a clean start, I need to apologize to people first, before I can go before HaShem. 

Wishing you an early Shana Tovah u'meitukah from my family to yours. 


Start fresh this year—with a table that’s as inspiring as the season itself. Picture this: rich autumn colors, elegant patterns, and Yom Tov designs that whisper new beginnings to everyone seated.

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Whether you love bold florals or Jewish tradition, our designs help you create a holiday table you’ll love.

Order your Yom Tov linens soon to be sure your gift arrives before the first blessing for wine in the New Year! 

Soft reds for Rosh HaShanah are just the right touch of elegant warmth



Imagine their joy when you show up with cut up veggies or fruit on this personalized platter to gift them. 



Your guests will remember the taste of the honey… and the way your table made them feel. 

Shop for more Rosh HaShanah Gifts they’ll love.

P.S. Order soon to be sure your gift arrives before the first blessing of the New Year!

P.P.S. Our Sammy had dental surgery because he had a tooth infection. Baruch HaShem, he's back to normal and asking for treats 999 times a day. 

 

Monday, August 25, 2025

The Heart of the New Year

Your Table is The Heart of the New Year. 

The rabbis say the month of Elul means "I am my beloved and my beloved is mine." The parsha Re'eh mentions that joy and giving are linked. Also, joy is to be experienced in a community. I'm grateful to my community - LinorStore VIPs.

The Heart of the New Year is your table. Did you know that he real magic of Rosh HaShanah isn’t just in the apples and honey? It’s in the laughter between bites, the clink of glasses, and the stories passed around like a favorite recipe.

Dress your table so it feels as warm as the people around it. Our table linens and décor bring autumn color, holiday spirit, and a little wow to every seat.

Yes, your guests will notice. And yes, they’ll ask where you got it.

Find Your Rosh HaShanah Holiday Table Look 





Gift these napkins
 


P.S. Rosh HaShanah is early this year—order now to make sure your table is dressed for the celebration!

Quote: "How lovely to think that no one need wait a moment, we can start now, start slowly changing the world." - Anne Frank

Monday, August 18, 2025

Elul Is Calling… Are You Ready? 🍏🍯

The month of Elul starts on 8/24/25 —think of it as the warm-up lap before Rosh HaShanah. A time to shake off last year’s dust, sprinkle a little sparkle on your home (and maybe your table), and get ready to welcome a year full of sweetness.

Set out the honey, polish the apples, and add a dash of beauty to your celebrations with décor that makes your guests say, “Ooh, where’d you get that?”

Here’s to fresh starts, joyful gatherings, and tables as sweet as the year ahead. 

Shop Sweet New Year Décor 🍏🍯

Shana Tovah Platter

ShanaTovah Wh Napkins

Something whimsical

Bagels & Lox Cloth Napkins


P.S. Rosh HaShanah is early this year—order now to make sure your table is dressed for the celebration!

Thanks!

This is Sammy the cat stealing my chair, whenever I get up. 



What funny things do your furry children do? 


Monday, July 21, 2025

Rosh HaShanah Style is Here 🍎✡️

Rosh HaShanah Style is Here

As we step into the High Holiday season and celebrate meaningful milestones like bar and bat mitzvahs, we’re excited to share our newest designs—where tradition meets tasteful, modern style. Rosh HaShanah begins at sundown on Monday Sept. 22, 2025. 

My kippot are crafted with intricate wire loops and are perfect for honoring sacred moments without overpowering the celebration. Whether you're gathering for Rosh HaShanah or planning a Bar Bat mitzvah or a Jewish wedding, these elegant designs elevate the keepsake moments. Let's replace the lace doilies. 




You can also explore modern home décor accents made for thoughtful hosting or gifting. Think pomegranate-red touches, and modern heirloom pieces designed to blend seamlessly with your space.

Grandparents Day is September 7. 


Jewish New Year Best Selling Home Decor Designs 



This season is about more than décor—it’s about intention, making memories, and meaningful celebrations. 


Monday, September 2, 2024

3 Facts About Jewish New Year

Happy Labor Day! 

Erev Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the High Holiday season (Rosh HaShanah) starts at sundown on Wednesday, October 2, It's the Jewish New Year 5785


1. My mom taught me to get something new for the New Year. It's the Shabbat of All Shabbats. 





2. Did you know that there are at least 5 Names for the Jewish New Year?

  • Rosh Hashanah literally means "Head of the Year" because Rosh Hashana marks the point when we begin the new calendar year.
  • Yom Harat Olam means "The Birthday of the World."
  • Yom Hazikaron means "The Day of Remembering."
  • Yom Hadin means "The Day of Judgment."
  • Yom Teruah means "The Day of Sounding (the Shofar)." This is the actual name that the holiday is called in the Torah.*




3. We hear the shofar every day– a wake-up call to jostle us, to seriously taking stock of what we’ve done all year and make sure we are worthy of being written into the Book of Life. God sits in judgment, deciding whether or not we have merited to be inscribed in the divine book of life.


Please place your Rosh HaShanah orders by Sept 20 to ensure delivery on time. 



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Tuesday, September 5, 2023

Labor Day, Rosh HaShanah and Breast Cancer Awareness

Happy Labor Day! I know you're busy, but there's tons of news I want to share with you.



Rosh HaShanah 

I want to wish you an early L'Shanah Tovah, a year filled with happiness and health for the New Year. 


It's too late for you to receive these Rosh HaShanah gift ideas on time, but I'm having fun creating Jewish New Year and other designs. 


Best seller 

Breast Cancer Awareness

Thanks to G-d, this Sept. 15 marks my 8th year as a Breast Cancer survivor. I would not have made it without the support of my friends and family, local hospital support groups, and the YMCA Livestrong Program. 

I met other pink warriors, signed a few pink trucks with some firemen, all in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. 


 



Inspired by my battle against breast cancer, I created my Breast Cancer Awareness Collection. 

Here's a sneak peek

(Click on the links for more information)



Hope Earrings

Breast Cancer Bracelet





There is more Pink for Hanukkah in my shop.


I love working on custom orders, so just ask me. Your satisfaction is my goal. 

Tuesday, August 15, 2023

Preparing for Jewish New Year / Rosh HaShanah

Preparing for Jewish New Year 


Elul is the last month of the Jewish year, and signals the nearness of the High Holy Days. There is a lot of preparation one needs to do, to be written (and sealed) in the Book of Life. 

Elul is a time to review one’s deeds and spiritual progress over the past year, and prepare for the upcoming “Days of Awe” of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

I've included some gift ideas. Please click on the images for more information. 



The common themes are Teshuvah (“return” to G d), Tefillah (prayer), Tzedakah (charity), and increased ahavat Yisrael (love for a fellow Jew).

Some of the basic customs and practices for the month of Elul:

  • Each day of the month of Elul (except for Shabbat and the last day of Elul), we sound the shofar (ram’s horn) as a call to repentance.
  • When writing a letter or meeting one another, we bless one another by including the greeting Ketivah vachatimah tovah—which roughly translates as “May you be inscribed and sealed for a good year.”
  • Chapter 27 of the Book of Psalms is added to the daily prayers, in the morning and afternoon.
  • During the last week of Elul, in the days leading up to Rosh Hashanah, the Selichot prayers are recited. On the first night they are recited at midnight; on the following days, in the early morning.


Monday, September 12, 2022

Rosh HaShanah: Jewish New Year Gifts

Rosh HaShanah: Jewish New Year Gifts

Please order by Sept 15 to receive your order on time. 

Rosh HaShanah Printable Card









Let me know how I can help you celebrate Jewish New Year and other holidays. 

SAVE THE DATE: More Hanukkah Designs coming Oct 1





Monday, September 5, 2022

Rosh HaShanah: Jewish New Year

Rosh HaShanah: Jewish New Year

There are about 30 days until Jewish New Year. It's a reflective time for Jewish people prior to the High Holy Days: known as Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur.

The shofar is blown every day now, through Rosh HaShana, until the final blast on Yom Kippur. 

Shofar Earrings


Reflection

The sound of the shofar wakes us up to take stock of our lives, and how we can make them better by doing good deeds. 


Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and the 10 days in-between known as Aseret Yamei Teshuvah (the “10 Days of Repentance”) gift us with an annual opportunity for renewal and self-discovery. More important than asking God to bless us with a positive inscription is the need for us to open our hearts and bless ourselves with optimism and the possibility of life-affirming changes in the coming year.” (Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz,  A Taste of Torah) 

Renewal

Each day, we add Psalm 27 to our morning and afternoon prayers. Here are my favorite parts:

The Lord is my light and my salvation—

    whom shall I fear?

The Lord is the stronghold of my life—

    of whom shall I be afraid? 

For in the day of trouble

    he will keep me safe in his dwelling;

he will hide me in the shelter of his sacred tent

    and set me high upon a rock.

Hope in the Lord and  be strong 

Take courage, hope in the Lord. 

I've added digital downloads to my shop. You can purchase a jewelry or kippah design and while you wait for that item to be mailed, you can download and print your Jewish New Year cards and get them ready to mail. 

Digital Greeting cards





We strive to:

  • Evaluate how we can be better people in our actions and behaviors
  • Return to HaShem (G-d) to receive blessings in our life
  • Seek forgiveness from friends and family before going to G-d



Let me know how I can help you celebrate Jewish New Year and other holidays. 




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