LoisGaylord

Judaica Fiber Arts, Jewelry, and More!!

Seattle, Washington | 82 Sales

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LoisGaylord

Judaica Fiber Arts, Jewelry, and More!!

Seattle, Washington 82 Sales On Etsy since 2010

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  • Silk-Cotton Tree of Life Tallit Purple, Blue, Green Hand dyed Hand printed OOAK

    $360.00

  • Tallit Bag, Silkscreened Tree of Life, Andalusian inspired design, linen

    $36.00

  • Lightweight Linen Tallit Hand dyed Hand printed OOAK

    $216.00

    • Announcement   Be sure to check out my Jewelry Clearance SALE! Prices are 40% off making for some great savings. Last chance to get any of these necklaces.
    Welcome! Enjoy browsing through my shop. My goal is to make beautiful fabrics for you, your home and celebrating your Jewish life. I normally have more items in stock than are listed, so please contact me if you don't see exactly what you want. I may have something already made or you can custom order it. Shalom, Lois

    Announcement

    Last updated on Dec 5, 2018

    Be sure to check out my Jewelry Clearance SALE! Prices are 40% off making for some great savings. Last chance to get any of these necklaces.
    Welcome! Enjoy browsing through my shop. My goal is to make beautiful fabrics for you, your home and celebrating your Jewish life. I normally have more items in stock than are listed, so please contact me if you don't see exactly what you want. I may have something already made or you can custom order it. Shalom, Lois

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    • Tallit in process on the loom. You can see how the painted warp looks before and after the weft has been woven in.
    • Tablet weaving in progress. The cards on the left control which threads are up or down to create the designs.
    • This is what the warp looks like after it’s been painted with dyes before it gets threaded on the loom.
    • Bima cloth for the Women’s Torah Project. Design features include warp painting and a tablet woven band. Linen and silk.
    • Tablet woven Priestess stole. Cotton and tencel. Width 2-3/4” by approx. 60” long. Center of band is on the right.

    Art that celebrates the threads of spirit that connect us all.

    Weaver, dyer, seamstress - Creator of Ceremonial Cloths, that’s me. I began this journey by earning my Girl Scout embroidery badge and weaving on a looper loom and continued on through a bachelor’s degree and more recently a certificate in fiber arts. Textiles and fiber processes are my passion.

    Ceremonial Cloths: I combine my passion for textiles with my love and deep connection with Divine Spirit. This work provides me the opportunity to be of service to both my customers and Spirit by creating pieces that I hope will inspire connections between the two. This is the work of my heart.

    Is there is a cloth you want and cannot find? I can help you manifest your vision. By intertwining the skills I have been gifted with your ideas, I strive to create a framework for you to connect with Spirit, as you see it.

    Weaving: The interlacement of threads to create cloth is one of humanity’s oldest endeavors. I am honored to be part of this ancient tradition. I have two large floor looms (one 4-harness and one 8-harness), a 4-harness table loom, and several smaller looms as well. On these I weave my tallit, atarah bands and other cloth.

    Dyeing: Using fiber-reactive dyes gives me the opportunity to play with color, either by dyeing the warp threads before they are woven (tallit) or dying purchased cloth (challah covers).

    Sewing: This is the first skill I learned as a child and have practiced my whole life. Over the years I have sewn everything from garments to tents and every type of fabric from the finest silks to heavy canvas and vinyl. So rest assured, anything I sew will be professionally done.

    The jewelry I make for fun, and it gives me an excuse to buy beads.

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    • Lois Gaylord

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      Lois Gaylord, an abstract artist working in fiber and mixed media, is a maker of connections. Her work focuses on spirituality and connections and like a multi-strand braid, they interweave creating the path to her present ‘fiber-brained’ endeavors.

    • Kevin Cain

      Designer

      Kevin Cain’s art has been influenced by many sources, from medieval to nouveau to pop, with many stops in between. At any given moment, one or more of these inspirations will bubble to the surface, often with wry humor. His shop is LiterateGriffin.

    Shop policies

    Last updated on December 16, 2017
    Thanks for visiting my shop! I hope you enjoy browsing and find something that inspires you.

    Accepted payment methods

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    Returns and exchanges
    I gladly accept returns, exchanges, and cancellations
    Contact me within: 14 days of delivery
    Ship items back within: 30 days of delivery
    Request a cancellation within: 24 hours of purchase
    The following items can't be returned or exchanged
    Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
    • Custom or personalized orders
    • Perishable products (like food or flowers)
    • Digital downloads
    • Intimate items (for health/hygiene reasons)
    Questions about your order?
    Please if you have any problems with your order.
    Returns and exchange details
    If you wish to return or exchange an item, please contact me within 2 weeks of your purchase. Items returned must be in like-new condition, and refunds do not include shipping costs. I appreciate my customers very much, and want them to be happy.
    Payment
    METHODS OF PAYMENT: I accept Etsy Direct Checkout, and Paypal

    SALES TAX: Washington State residents will have to pay sales tax. The rate of 10.3% (the highest rate in the state) will be added to your bill during the checkout process. Washington state requires the tax to be calculated according to where the goods are delivered, so if you live in a different part of the state, when I get your address I will refund the difference. Beginning Jan. 1, 2018, Etsy will be automatically calculating the correct tax.

    NON-PAYMENT: 
Payment is expected immediately after placing the order.
    Shipping
    I use Etsy shipping which in most cases allows you to choose your shipping. If upgrades aren't available, check listing for specific details. I normally ship your purchase by USPS First Class or Priority Mail within 3 business days after payment is received (custom orders may take longer). Etsy shipping includes tracking. Priority mail is insured up to $100. If you have other needs, please let me know.

    International Shipping:
    In some countries import duties and customs charges may be incurred. Please note that it is wholly the responsibility of the buyer to pay these.
    For more information see: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/5023

    I am not responsible to pay for shipping for items returned to me for undeliverable addresses or invalid addresses. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to pay any expenses for reshipment.
    Additional policies and FAQs
    Your custom requests are welcome. I will contact you by email to determine the details (design, schedule, etc.). Payment is required upon mutual agreement of custom design requests. Work will begin after payment is received. I will send you an email to let you know when the item has been shipped, and when to expect it.

    

PLEASE NOTE: Because of the time and effort involved, custom orders are not returnable.

    FEEDBACK: I love to get feedback, but I understand that many buyers prefer not to leave it. I respect buyers' privacy, and the decision to leave feedback is happily up to you. Additionally, I would love to know how you found me! Let me know in an e-mail or convo, will you?