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I hate cooking chicken. I like cooking matzoh balls.
But do you want to know what I really love to cook up for Pesach?
Quilted Matzoh! |
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Here's a heavily quilted matzoh
cover. I pieced the star from matzoh fabric, using the
'Magic Star- 6' (TM) Tool , and
appliqued it to a white background. The word matzoh, in Hebrew, is quilted
down the sides. Click image for another view.
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There is no matzoh in any of these pictures. What you're looking at is a fabric that, on the bolt, looks a heck of a lot like matzoh. You'll wind up with a matzoh cover so realistic your guests
may try to slather it with charoset!
(This fabric is not sold in any fabric stores―see
Resources for several vendors.) Click
images to enlarge. |
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Moony Matzoh Cover |
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 Teeny
Matzoh Tote bag
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Round matzoh cover, made using a simple fabric
mosaic technique.(Blue fabric was backed with fusible web, then cut into
shapes and applied). Click image to enlarge. |
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In Wisconsin, they're proud to be cheese heads. At
Passover in our house, we are Matzoh Ball Heads!
More kippot. |
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Make your own matzoh fabric
I love the commercial matzoh fabric, because the trompe l'oeil is so effective. But there's no reason you can't make your own matzoh
fabric:
- If you have a scanner, you can scan real matzoh and transfer it onto either fabric heat transfer paper or fabric which has been treated with a product called Bubble Jet Set.
With newer Epson scanners, the ink is permanent without any special
treatment.
(See details on my Resource Page).
- Look over
striped fabrics at your fabric store 'til you find one that says
"matzoh" to you. Stitch up and down the lines until it's
bumpy like matzoh.
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