Can you KIPPAH secret?
Don't keep this a secret. Tell all your friends about...
www.KippahSecrets.com

Since I have moved to several different cities over the course of my married life, I have had the opportunity to experience the flavor of numerous Conservative Synagogues. When I moved to the West Bloomfield area of Detroit and joined Banai Moshe, I was surprised to have to cover my head while sitting in the Sanctuary. Usually I would only be required to do this if I was going up to the Bimah to take part in the service. So this was something new to me. An usher politely handed me a white, lacy, headcovering and asked me to put it on. I wanted to fit into my new congregation but didn't want to wear that lace topper ever again, so I set out to create something special.

I had plenty of experience in the arts and crafts world and remembering that one of my classmates had used wire for her warp in a weaving class that I had taken back in South Bend, IN. I tried a slightly different approach and came up with an off loom technique that made a consistent, light weight, and lovely product.

When I wore my first Kippah to services enough women approached me wanting to order one for themselves that I decided maybe I had something here! That is how KIPPAH SECRET... was started. But please don't keep it a secret!

I'd love to hear from you, thanks for stopping by my site.

Edie is happy to announce that she and her family  will be moving back to Bloomfield Hills, Michigan at the end of July 2004.  So look for her Kippot there at Esther's Judicia Store if you are in the area.