creative jewish mom club

Join the creative jewish mom club and become a member of a worldwide community of inspiring moms.

Best of all there are no dues, no cakes to bake, no meetings to attend, no cookies to sell!

As of this moment I really don’t know what the creative jewish mom club will do exactly,I honestly thought of it because I needed to fill the navigation bar with something!  A creative mom should always be at least one step ahead of herself don’t you think? In any case the club sure sounds like a good idea to me, and I’m sure you won’t regret having joined.

Please send me an email to studio8@netvision.net.il entitled “sign me up” and I’ll add your email to my list.
I promise not to sell or give your email to anyone without your permission.

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10 responses to “creative jewish mom club”

  1. devorah freedman Avatar
    devorah freedman

    thank you for this site! i am truly amazed and inspired by all of the creative and beautiful things that i have seen. keep the ideas coming!

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  2. elisheva mirvis Avatar
    elisheva mirvis

    JUST GORGEOUS!!!
    and soo inspiring.
    thank you for putting together all these fabulous ideas!! Now we just need the time to do it….

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  3. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Hi Elisheva,
    Glad you finally stopped by! Yes, time, or rather lack of it is a big issue with most moms! When a mother takes the time to sit down with her children and create with them, it brings their relationship to a whole new level. And, whatever you do with your children, they will do with theirs! So when you find a window for creativity, even if it’s only half an hour, or even less, you’ll be impacting on generations to come. How about that!

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  4. Yisroel Avatar
    Yisroel

    One easy idea for this club is to create a Flickr pool where each C.J.M. can show of her crafts and craft ideas as well as give and receive comments.
    Creative Jewish Moms really stands for Creative Jewish Parents, right? 🙂

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  5. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Hi Yisroel,
    Mazel Tov for being the first male commenter on my blog history! I had thought of doing a flickr pool, but didn’t know where to put it exactly.
    This is the perfect spot! thanks so much for the great idea. And yes, creative jewish mom really does stand for creative jewish parent, dads are certainly welcome! Tell your buddies!

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  6. Yael Avatar
    Yael

    Hi!
    I just stumbled across your blog and I love it!
    I look forward to crafting along with you!

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  7. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Great! So glad to have you with us!

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  8. Regina Avatar
    Regina

    Hi, I just discovered your blog and it’s beautiful, wow!!! I put a link to your site on my blog so others could find you also. It so nice to find fellow jewish mothers who also blog. Sign me up for the club, definitely.

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  9. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Hi Regina, So glad to have you on board!

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  10. Ahavah Avatar
    Ahavah

    Having just finished making a tallit hagadol for a Rabbi in Canada (happily he loved it) I have some of the linen left over and was wondering what I could do with it…. shame to have it sit in the cupboard I thought…
    So now I am making plans to upgrade my challah bread cover from tea-towel to specially made cover using the left over linen.
    Seems like there are no strict rules what can go on the front – so – I have been designing like crazy.
    Thank you Sara Rivka for helping me to think outside the box…. :0D
    (off to get some ribbons, pearls and beads….)

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