I used my handwriting as a template for the lettering, and decided to cut out the paper and leave the letters (as opposed to cutting out the letters in the previous papercuts)
Wednesday, 23 December 2009
a woman's wisdom is in her spinning
R. Eliezer again. A woman's wisdom is in her spinning... the full context of this was R. Eliezer refused to answer a torah question as it was asked by a woman. Amongst the lace work of this doily I have incorporated spiderwebs, details of various different spinning techniques, and a s&m tied-up woman. (click on picture to see a bigger version)
I used my handwriting as a template for the lettering, and decided to cut out the paper and leave the letters (as opposed to cutting out the letters in the previous papercuts)
I used my handwriting as a template for the lettering, and decided to cut out the paper and leave the letters (as opposed to cutting out the letters in the previous papercuts)
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I totally love this, really bowled over by it:)
Heretic that I am, given them choice of a beautiful art object like this, or a beautiful spun-craft-object versus a cunningly wrought piece of Torah analysis (or even, gulp, Torah in and of itself), I know what I'd go for...
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