UNIQUE! How to Tie Tzitzit with the Name YHVH in Hebrew Letters!

[@IDidntKnow...]

Hi Rachel. I have been binging tzit tzit tutorials all day. Yours is "by far" the very best! Between authenticity & the addition of God's name on it is so very awesome! TY for sharing your talent. Much love & blessings.

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Thank you so much!! Shalom!! 😃

[@zsquire1]

I'm just starting so I guess I have found a real good one! Thanks for sharing that and saving me precious time!

[@AimeeHope89]

I just made my very first tzitzit with this video! Historic moment on my walk, I'm so happy! Absolutely love the thought of adding His name..thank you so much for sharing sister! Bless you!

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Praise YHVH!! I’m so happy for you! 😃

[@AimeeHope89]

​@@WomenLivingTorah I wore those tzitzits for a year, and just made a pattern based off of yours that uses the paleo hebrew to wear this year. I absolutely loved having His Name on my person all the time - it was a great reminder that nothing can take me out of His hand, and that I can lean on Him in every moment on top of keeping me on the narrow path. Such a blessing! Praise Yah! Thank you so much for sharing this sister. Much love to you, and Shabbat shalom 💙

[@AimeeHope89]

Ps - I also wear a ring on my left pointer finger. It was my great grandmother's wedding band that my grandmother passed on to me when I got engaged last year. Is yours a family heirloom as well? Just curious 💙

[@WomenLivingTorah]

So cool to hear about the pattern you made!!! ❤️ My ring is not a family heirloom. I was raised in a family that believed jewelry, including wedding rings, were sinful. My husband and I exchanged rings after seven years of marriage, and when I chose mine, I loved its vintage look. So it makes me happy to hear that it looks like it was passed down to me, haha! 😃 I’ve never met anyone else that wears theirs on their index finger, too. Why do you use the index finger?

[@AimeeHope89]

@@WomenLivingTorah that's so sweet! It does look vintage! 💙 I just put it on my index finger because my ring finger was already taken by the ring my fiance gave me (and my index fingers are kinda chunky, and that's the only place it won't fly off) 😅

[@marklestergamayon4082]

Good talent keep it up for God's Glory

[@rhondaheim8549]

Beautiful and great talent! And you have a wonderful, calm, smooth voice for teaching on video. Mine is terrible, haha! Thank You for Sharing. Blessings of Shalom!

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Thank you, friend! Please don’t say that about yourself! I think everyone critiques themselves the hardest. 🤗 💕

[@jaimeb3868]

Thank you so much! This was very helpful and the pattern is genius!

[@WomenLivingTorah]

I’m so happy to share!! I thought it was genius when I learned it, too!! Haha

[@webgeek4693]

Raquel yourTzitzit with the name tied into it is beautiful. Thank you. Please make a Tzitzit with the actual name Yeshua tied into it. Both Tzitzit are absolutely beautiful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipbcpZSFntysY9E

[@webgeek4693]

Here is another way to Make a Beautiful Tzitzit with the Name Yeshua tied into it. Watch below link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipbcpZSFntysY9E

[@karis3647]

To locate the first strand in Hey you can create a small loop in it while creating knot 5. When you make knot 6, just tug strands until you find the one that pulls the loop tight and move it out of the way. Did that make sense?

[@inyahuahitrustmd9114]

Oh one more thing, there was something about a ribband 🎗 of blue,well actually violet because the tabernacle curtains were made with blue,purple,and red,so if you join all three colors you get violet . That was interesting

[@robinpounds6599]

This was amazing. Where do your buy your cords? Thank you so much. Hope you were not affected by storms and tornadoes

[@WomenLivingTorah]

We buy our cord on Amazon. I put a link to the exact cord I use in this video in the description box. 😊 Not too badly affected- more nerves and sweat as we sheltered in place during our tornado warnings. The tornado near us passed us by 12 miles!! We could see its lightening in the distance. 😰 We are grateful our family and home are safe, but I know many other communities are devastated, so my prayers go out for them!! 🙏

[@dymondzncurlz]

When I braided the loop for attaching nothing lined up anymore. I'm not sure what I did wrong?

[@WomenLivingTorah]

My guess would be that you started braiding from the exact center, which would make one side of the strands longer. If you plan to make your braided loop two inches long, try braiding one inch up from the exact center. That way, when you braid two complete inches and bring them together, both sides of strands are about the same.

[@dymondzncurlz]

Tysm!! I finally got my first one done. I used a thin yarn but it was too thick. Fingers are rug burned lol! I'd suggest cutting it much longer for thick strings. Almost didn't get the last hey in. Wish I could send a picture. Thanks again for the video. You did a great job explaining. I usually don't do well learning with YT videos... I loved how you put it on paper too to explain. Also thanks for the reply!

[@WomenLivingTorah]

@dymondzncurlz oh yeah! My fingers burn afterwards, too. Haha You are welcome to send a picture- [e-mail]. But no worries if you don’t get around to it. 😊

[@j.j.lisaadams8133]

I will be selling these

[@marklestergamayon4082]

I thought its YHWH not YHVH ..?? In pronounced with vowels is YesHWaH or YHWH without vowels therefore Jesus Christ is God Lord and Messiah

[@WomenLivingTorah]

In Hebrew, YHVH’s name is Yod-hey-vav-hey. The ‘vav’ can be transliterated as a ‘v’ or as a ‘w’ in English. 😊

[@c-dub2789]

Praise YAHUAH!

[@gemma3944]

Thank you for this, I'm excited to be able to make my own! After reading the Torah the Lord really put it on my heart to be obidient to it despite all the teachings out there saying it's no longer relevant. I was reading about the purification laws and I don't really understand how to keep them, or are they not possible right now since there is no temple? I'm expecting my first child and I'm just not sure what to do after I give birth to become clean, if you have some wise counsel for me on that I'll greatly appreciate it, thank you sister 🙏

[@WomenLivingTorah]

We can’t give a sacrifice at the temple for purification after childbirth, so technically we are not able to be ‘clean’ after childbirth. However, I have in ‘memorial’ tried to reduce my involvement in community obligations, etc during the number of days specified in Lev 12 according to the sex of the baby because limited social interactions and obligations would be one effect of not being able to go to the temple & of being unclean. I did this with my last baby, and it was such a blessing!! I was able to focus on my little one(s), bonding with the new baby, and adjusting life to a third child in our home without feeling pressure to write a children’s lesson for Sabbath or attend this event or that. 😊 Other than that, Lev 15 describes that man and wife are to mikveh after intimacy together, which does not require a temple and can be done. Traditionally, this has been a ‘pool’ of living water (water that has a flow in and a flow out) that one would submerge themselves in. Given we don’t have a community standard of what is considered sufficient for ‘clean’ and ‘unclean,’ (because it is a community matter), I think there’s enough liberty in Torah to decide how mikveh will look in your own home. Personally, my husband and I shower. (Not to be clean physically, but ritually.) I know this would NOT be accepted in Judaism, but they wouldn’t allow a non-Jew into their mikveh, and again, as a community, we do not have a standard. So I do believe what we’re doing is acceptable in YHVH’s eyes regarding mikveh. And in Lev 15 we also read about a women who is unclean due to her menstrual cycle. In the text itself, it seems her unclean-ness just ‘expires’ with her cycle and only a man or another person needs to mikveh in certain situations if they come in contact with her seat/bed, etc. That being said, there is a prophet who mentions mikveh in relation to a woman after her cycle. Can’t remember the text at the moment. For that reason and the fact that Judaism considers mikveh necessary after the cycle (or for any clean/unclean matter), I go ahead and mikveh then too. Again, doesn’t require the temple. Hope that makes sense! 😊

[@WomenLivingTorah]

🎉 TIME STAMPS are in the description as well as links to the paracord I use!! **I NO LONGER OFFER THESE IN MY ETSY SHOP** Also, if you’d like me to tie you a set, head to the Etsy shop!! etsy.me/3qxLT8b 😁

[@webgeek4693]

Please make a video of Tzitzit with the name Yeshua actually tied into it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipbcpZSFntysY9E

[@MymomHelp]

Sister in YESHUA IM GOING TO MAKE FOUR OF THEM FOR MYSELF? FYI 😊

[@gogailg5]

3 hours later, I finally finished. I was working with 4 colors, blue, white, purple, gold, and scarlet...the colors of the tabernacle. then I made each letter a different color..that was a challenge...but I love it Thank so much for the inspiration my first Tzitzit

[@MorganBerteotti]

That's impressive, sounds fun

[@mimi.a.e]

Maravilloso...excelente trabajo...lo copiaré💙SHALOM querida

[@shalala9871]

Question ? If I make bracelet ? How do you split the bracelet with the two letters on top..upside down with a Star of David in the middle? I thought I could figure it out but stuck?

[@karis3647]

Thank you so much for making this tutorial! I can't wait for the tzitzit Q&A video! It looks like I'm picking up thread today!

[@FrankPCarpi]

I bought linen thread from a Chinese website.

[@dieandereseite3197]

This is very cool ! Just one question according following fathers commands: isn't it commanded to wear only fabric made of one material? Nano paracord is something synthetic and therefore it's a Mixture of different plastics right ? So, i do understand the Reason you chose paracord for it, but isn't it more in allignment with tora when we use natural material ? Please don't See this question as an offense. I am very thankfull for your Video and maby i See this fabric-commandnent to straight. Look forward for an honest awnser :-)

[@CECS1]

Tzitzis mist be tied with strings specifically made and soun for the mitzvah of tzitzis Tzitzis are tied directly to four cornered garments and are only fulfilling of the mitzvah if they are tied to four cornered garments. As nice as your idea is, this does not fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzis

[@dianaludwig6861]

What type of thread do I need to make tzitzits (white and blue)? Can I get them on Amazon? I just broke my leg and I am going to be down for a couple of months. I need something productive to do. I would appreciate any suggestions. ❤ We are way out in the country, so I do not have access to craft stores and traveling is not an option for now. Thanks.

[@alisontaylor2746]

Hi Raquel, is there a biblical reason you use six strands of the base colour ? So you get twelve when you double them over. Can I use four do I get right after I have doubled them over The reason being, I used knitting yarn so they are already quite wide. Thanks Shalom.

[@ankekupers261]

Hi Raquel loved making this with my daughter and we made a little knot at the end of one side of the blue to have that always on the top of the knot. It helped me as I could not see it very well. May YHVH bless you always ❤

[@inyahuahitrustmd9114]

I want to share a video for you to watch,its called Babylonian tassels vs Royal isrealite fringes, it exposes tassel wearing and speaks of the biblical fringe as a hem,that raw textile was loosely woven so if you didn't hem it it could unravel easily. It explains why the Hebrews are shown to wear fringe garments, and i can vouch that his understanding is not completely wrong, because as someone who was arrested once and went to jail as a prisoner you aren't allowed to wear your own clothes you must wear prison garments, even in jail, i spent only 4 hrs,and it wasn't pleasant. Hitler also removed from ghem their clothing and gave them garments of shame as i call them, so there really isn't anything new under the sun, even the asians would remove the outer garments of a prisoner leaving only their inner white garments,which was like being in underwear for us today. Imagine the embarrassment. I.e garments of shame.

[@CECS1]

Also the strings and the number of strings is also halachic and specific.

[@gogailg5]

why do your lettering appears to be backward or upside down..not HVHY,

[@kangyoyok151]

Praise YHWH..that we pronounce in Indonesia YAHWEH ❤️

[@inyahuahitrustmd9114]

I have notes,but if you watch that video by Rise of YAH you'll understand what i refer too.

[@zoeorchid]

This is amazing! I've made many sets of tzitzitot before, but I just tied one of these this morning and it is beautiful. Thank you. I'm going to make the rest of the set later today.

[@alisontaylor2746]

Correction to my first comment: So I “ get eight” when I double them over.

[@ChildoftheRisenKing]

This looks amazing. 👌 Thank you for sharing.

[@EShavonRichardson]

it's just like a lanyard. the lighthouse or cobra pattern.

[@korikai4184]

Thank you!!! Your video was the easiest to follow and now our growing Torah family all has our very own set of tzit tzits!

[@Ruth-fr1ui]

Please sister can you make other video of Abba tzit tzit

[@RosaSchultz-t9e]

Doyle Ridges

[@HillHilary-i3z]

Raina Coves

[@FrankPCarpi]

Wow! That's a beautiful way to actually see the letters in the tzitzit instead of just using the gamatria. I like this, but I think that I will only use your method for one of my tzitziot, for the other three I will just use the 10-5-6-5 helical loop knots. Additionally I use the metal clips so that I can just attach the tzitzit to my belt loops because I don't wear a talit every day, but I always have pants or shorts on. Thank you for sharing your beautiful method.

[@nathannewell5512]

I just watched your video about tying Tzit-tzit that reads out Yod Hey Vav Hey. I am very impressed, I have never seen nor heard about this method. I went to the description to order a few pairs, but I saw your not about not tying commercial Tzit-tzit during this season of your life. Do you know anyone who will tye Tzit-tzit for people? I pray YAH blesses you and all your loved ones.

[@WomenLivingTorah]

I do not know who will tie tzitzit like this for you. I’m sorry! Blessings to you!

[@JeffersonDylan-l4n]

Stan Terrace

[@marklestergamayon4082]

I haved ordered a tallit prayer shawl from israel iam a Christian I received the item and its so good thank God Jesus Christ

[@AdelaRosemary-v8r]

Breana Plain

[@DollyAndy-l8f]

Jayne Lakes

[@CarlKovacs-u4j]

Harry Tunnel

[@luraru]

Thank you so much for this pattern! I just finished my first set using hemp cord for a gift for my sister. Waiting for some nano paracord and then will tie a set for myself. My strands ended up being too short so I omitted the three big knots in the middle and just spaced the letters with four blue knots in-between. Love the way they turned out. Yahweh bless you and your family!

[@JeremiahBrisban-p8z]

Amya Summit

[@fowlerfamilyhomestead3389]

I absolutely love this Raquel!! How cool!! Thank you for doing this video! I will for sure be making these!!

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Awesome, Sandra!!! Happy tzitzit tying!! 😃

[@webgeek4693]

Here is another way to Make a Beautiful Tzitzit with the Name Yeshua tied into it. Watch below link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipbcpZSFntysY9E

[@saramoulson7808]

What a great instructor you are Raquel!!! You made it look so doable! I look forward to the video on explaining Tzit Tzit, I don't know much about it. Have a wonderful Sabbath. 🌷

[@MarionGerlach-k9u]

Vinnie Ridges

[@YvetteCelso-p2g]

Hodkiewicz Loaf

[@NaoKadari-y4w]

Collier Rue

[@juliabalch1012]

Yes I loved that! I will be getting cord and making these! I am excited for your next video on tzit tzit's, as I don't really know a whole lot about them. Glad you all made it safe through the storm! Shalom 🤍

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Shalom!! Thank you!! And many blessings with your tzitzit tying adventure!! 😃

[@webgeek4693]

Here is another way to Make a Beautiful Tzitzit with the Name Yeshua tied into it. Watch below link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipbcpZSFntysY9E

[@alisontaylor2746]

Beautiful!! Love them. Yah bless you and your family.

[@jennyl2248]

When you make the shorter ones, without the big knots between each letter, how many more knots/stitches with the blue do you make between the end of one letter and the beginning of the next -- between the Yod and the first Hey, and between the Hey and the Vav? Thank you! Great tutorial!!

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Hey! Great question! Each letter is always 12 knots. So follow the pattern for Yod, and then when you make that 12th knot, start over at 1 for Hey. When you finish the 12th knot on Hey, start over at 1 following the pattern for Vav. Etc… so you’re following the pattern exactly as shown, but just omitting the large knot after each 12th knot.

[@jennyl2248]

@@WomenLivingTorah Great! Thank you very much! Yah bless!

[@WomenLivingTorah]

May YHVH bless you also!! 🤗

[@creatingculture704]

These are so beautiful! And your tutorial is so well done-- thank you!! I'm having some hesitation about putting Yah's personal name on the tzit tzit in case I was to accidentally sit on it, or get it dirty, or one fell on the floor, etc. I have heard from someone who is Messianic that things the Name is printed on have to be treated with utmost care. Would love your thoughts on that? I know that the heart of that is wanting to respect the Name but also it led to removal of that precious Name from the Word. I'm wondering if it would be possible for me to avoid all that by putting Yeshua's name? But even that is so precious too..... I don't know. I could be overthinking it. Would welcome your thoughts.

[@WomenLivingTorah]

I’ve thought about this also, and (obviously), I am okay with using His Name on the tzitzit. I think it really comes down to personal conviction. We do take the upmost care of our tzitzit, although, things sometimes happen beyond our control, such as a sheep eating one of my husband’s tzitzit. But, I would equate it to having had my Bible out (with God’s Name) on the chair, and the dog completely shredding it. Would it have been better to not have the Bible with His Name? In my humble opinion, having His Name preserved in the Word is the greater issue. I do my best to care for these special gifts from the Father, and I do my best to respect His Name and His character through that care. But- yes- things can happen, so everyone has to decide for themselves what they’re comfortable with. I have a friend that saves every paper that she writes His Name on, and then those who won’t write His Name at all. And still others who do respect YHVH, but haven’t even considered this point…. I don’t have any Scripture to say ‘this is the way it absolutely has to be,’ so I leave it to personal liberty and conviction by the Spirit! 😊

[@creatingculture704]

@@WomenLivingTorah Thank you for such a thoughtful response! This was very helpful for me and I decided to go forward with making them. I have made two sets now, one for my mom who is just starting to read the Word for herself and I pray these are a wonderful reminder for her. And the other for my husband. I'm making a set for my dad next who is on the same journey with my mom. Thank you for being such a wonderful resource and for being led by the Spirit in what you post. It is edifying for sure as we walk this out as His peculiar treasures. I have peculiar down but still leaning into the treasure part. :) Shalom sister!

[@GabbingGrammy]

Would it be too difficult to put in the name of Jesus? Just curious.

[@shalala9871]

I guess she doesn’t answer?

[@ByronSebastiane-s8b]

Bahringer Ramp

[@ParkerSchwindt-g6d]

Wiza Glens

[@MiscMitz]

Thank you so much for this. Purchasing mine tonight.

[@Palmtreepeace]

Do you still make the tzittzit? I didn’t find any on you Etsy?

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Not at this time!

[@Turn-The-Other-Cheek-1Kings22]

Question Over the fancy tzitzit that was almost white you showed , did you cut the white string shorter than the blue string . Are you leaving the blue strings longer

[@WomenLivingTorah]

I do not leave the blue strings longer, but I know some people do. 😊

[@Turn-The-Other-Cheek-1Kings22]

Thank you . Thanks to you I’ve been making them like you showed in your video . I’ve been leaving the blue a touch longer . But when I made the fancy one the other day I was like o my it’s reversed lol . Have a great day

[@here2rock988]

Those are awesome, I can't find the link to your Etsy shop to purchase. Could you post a link.

[@WomenLivingTorah]

They’re no longer available in my Etsy shop. 😔

[@here2rock988]

@@WomenLivingTorah Ok, thanks anyway.

[@simplyodessa3645]

Such a fabulous and easy to follow video. Thanks!

[@kkornhaus]

I'm so excited to make these for me and other people! Thank you!

[@Jillian1stJohn3-9-10]

Beautiful!! I just learned about being Torah-observant 2 months ago, so I drive 11 hours notth to a Shavuot Gathering. I notice everybody including the women wearing the tzitzits. Is it okay to braid a belt that they are connected to? It just took me an hour to make my 1st tzitzits, so it'll be a key chain. I just placed an order on your Etsy page, I got your last set 😂

[@kjgukibau412]

Thanks Raquel. A very easy to follow tutorial. Toda!

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Shalom! I’m grateful this tutorial has been helpful!! 😃

[@danielwilliford5647]

I wonder how hard it would be to do some in paleo hebrew??

[@WomenLivingTorah]

You should try it out! 😊

[@miranda2421r]

Thank you so much

[@alisontaylor2746]

Yahweh bless you and draw you close to Himself. Thank you, I might get adventurous and go for it.

[@JM-ui2oh]

Please convey my thank you to your friend who shared her way of making tzit tzit. Thank you for this beneficial video. YHVH bless you. Sending love and blessings!! Thank you for

[@brycesajorga5432]

Do u have a video for paleo name?

[@WomenLivingTorah]

I do not.

[@mbobi8857]

Wow!! Thank you so so much for helping me understand & tie my very first set of Tzitzit! What a blessing!

[@truthserum8326]

Please make another video some day using the original Paleo Hebrew letters if possible!

[@rosetevi2853]

Très bien expliqué même si je ne comprends pas l'anglais. Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo. Ils sont magnifiques. Demeurez béni en Yeshua.

[@coralinbegin9894]

Nice clear instructions. Thank you very much!

[@WomenLivingTorah]

I’m happy to hear that!! 🤗 Thanks for watching!!

[@amikolee7693]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I was sad to see that you no longer offer them on your Etsy site, but at least I can make them with your tutorial! Shalom!

[@Ladyserenityful]

Thank you so very much for this teaching. Blessings and hugs times the stars for you and your family.

[@mikayahu1074]

I would so love to find a beautiful wife who loves Yahweh like you do!

[@The-narrow-gate]

Thank you for this tutorial. I just finished my first ever tzitzit.

[@EncouragingWordMinistries]

Very helpful video. Thank you sister

[@christinehogue9477]

Thanks!

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Thank you so much!

[@amanuelkassie]

HalleluYah HalleluYahshua Yah baruk you & your family

[@c-dub2789]

Thank you so much teaching us. I will be making my own

[@The_King_L.O.V.E.S_You]

Sjabbat Sjalom! In my country (the Netherlands) Sjabbat is over already but it's probably just starting for you! Anyway, I just found your channel and this video and I've been looking for this for SO long. I'm so grateful and SO gonna try making my own! THANK YOU!😄 I've just randomly clicked your videos and I'm super enthusiast about the rest to come. You've got yourself a new subscriber, because I think your channel has EVERYTHING similiar to my lifestyle! I'm soso happy! 😁 Many thanks, Emmely ❣

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Thank you for subscribing! I’m so grateful to have you here!! 🤗

[@danielwilliford5647]

Shalom sister! Great job on how you kept this instructional with a good balance of commentary. Today is my Shavout and I needed for the first time to make my own tzit tzits as Numbers 15 states. "Make for yourselves tzit tzits....." They came out great. Went with the 2nd/ shorter one's without all the knots.

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Nice! Have a wonderful Shavuot! 😃

[@BeeeGeee]

Thank you sooó very much, at last l have my very own self made with your help, this very special tzitzitz that l truly cherish as a reminder of YHWH. ~Greetings South Africa. 👍🏻 😊

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Praise YHVH!!

[@redheadforlife1445]

So hopefully I understand this right but if we don't want the big knots we just keep on with the blue knots to make the smaller one? Just did my first ever tzitzit I'm not thrilled but it's still cool maybe in the next 3 they will look better 😂

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Yes! Just skip the big knot and start your count over from 1-12, lifting the white strands as necessary to make your letter. 😃

[@regrob16]

Excellent video and thanks for sharing. I was wondering if you had a updated Etsy link because the one attached didn't take me to where I could order?

[@WomenLivingTorah]

I am not currently tying tzitzit for sale, so I removed them from my shop. Sorry for the inconvenience! 😊

[@barbararaegurley4910]

HalleluYAH.. Bless your heart🙏🌷🌿 I'm so blessed to find a younger woman much in common with myself. I had 5 all natural, home birthed children and raised my 2 step children as well.. supporting the whole family with my original handmade gifts which I marketed door-to-door with my daughter, to whom I gave my business after 20 years, in 2005. I'm so impressed with your teaching skills. Very well done 🥰 Keep up the great work, teaching and inspiration to Yahh's daughters 💗

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Thank you so much for watching!! Many blessings!! 🤗

[@KravMagoo]

Never seen anyone tape the strings to the table before. Always have used an empty paper towel tube. Creates a perfect-sized loop, imo.

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Cool trick! Thanks for sharing!

[@judith6527]

That's beautiful and just up my street

[@mumtazpriti5803]

Awesome... Yahweh bless you my beloved sis ❤😇

[@ForgivenWatcher]

Bless you! Thank you! Beautiful!

[@jodilynn1945]

Amazing and I can’t wait for the next video

[@karenthrailkill3514]

I haven’t seen your channel in awhile! Heyy! Hope your well ❤️❤️❤️

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Hey!!! It’s good to ‘see’ you again! I pray you have been well. And yes! We’re doing well here! 😃

[@helenahtheisraeli..5731]

Thank You Sister xo

[@gabrielleonflores706]

Son bellísimos gracias

[@kellyorwig6653]

If I use embroidery thread for this, will I have to add strands to make it thicker?

[@WomenLivingTorah]

Embroidery floss does make a thinner tzitzit, but thick or thin is really preference. Also- just to be clear- embroidery floss tends to come with several threads all together. Instead of pulling each thread separately from each other, keep all threads together, and count that as one strand. Hope that helps! 😊

[@weekesana]

Wow ! Thank you!! I made one!!!!!!

[@mikayahu1074]

Awesome! May Yahweh bless you!