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Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #18

My 18th Handwoven Rag Rug – A Tiny but Charming Piece The second rag rug I wove on September 26, 2024, is truly tiny—but oh, so adorable! It’s more of a “little rug” than a full-sized one… hahaa! Unlike the

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #16

On July 3, 2024, alongside rug No. 15, I also created another small rug—my sixteenth handmade rag rug woven on a loom. This rug turned out wonderfully warm and heavy since I primarily used wool-based materials. For added durability, I

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #14

I finished my fourteenth rug on June 17, 2024. It is woven in a simple plain weave on a light-colored base (in my previous post I explained in more detail the difference between plain and twill weave). Since some of

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #12

I appreciate my “age-related peculiarities,” which are particularly evident in my handicraft work. One day, I might be sewing patchwork quilts, potholders, eyeglass cases, and small bags, and the next, I could be weaving a rug on a loom. I

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #11

Today, on March 7th, I finished another beautiful rag rug. Once again, I used wool and warm materials that I cut myself, mixed with brand-new jersey yarn to make the rug soft, beautiful, and warm underfoot. As with all my

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #10

Today I finished two small handmade rugs again. A striped carpet in light shades on a white background (no. 10) and a rag rug with a variegated yellowish base tone (no. 11). The carpet came in soft tones, calm and

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #9

Today, on March 6, 2024, I finished another small wool rug. The main colors are gray and red. The rug is wonderfully warm and heavy. Rag rugs are perfect for the countryside. Since life in the country is active with

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #8

It’s March! On the sixth of March, I made two small wool rugs, my eighth and ninth. I’ll show pictures of the eighth rug in this post and the ninth in the next one. Both small rugs are thick, warm,

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #7

On February 12, 2024, I made my third larger and wider rug. I made the carpet in light colors and mainly used light blue shades. The material is both self-made (self-cut fabric) and new knitted ribbon. I knitted this rug

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #6

My sixth handmade rag rug (woven by hand on a loom) was completed in two days. This is my second large rug. Phew, it was quite an effort to weave and keep track of the stripes. So far, this rug

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #5

It’s February, and I’ve finished my first large rag rug! Tadaaa! Weaving on wider looms and creating a longer rug takes more time than making smaller rugs. I spent an entire day weaving this rug. With a longer rug, you

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #4

On January 30, 2024, I wove a rug on a loom for the fourth time. The result was a wonderful striped rug in greenish tones. I made the striped rug using recycled materials that I had processed myself, along with

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #3

Today, January 29, I wove a rag rug again on the loom. This time I made a striped caprpet from recycled material I processed myself and and I also used a new tricot ribbon. I wove my third rug again

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #2

On January 24, my second rag rug was ready! I made a flashy and flamboyant multicolored striped carpet out of recycled material. Dimensions: 53cm x 106cm + fringes Material: Recycling, i.e. Hand-cut material, from which a proper rag rug is

Handmade RAG RUG (kangastelgedel kootud kaltsuvaip) #1

On January 23, I attended a one-on-one carpet weaving (or it is more correct to say fabric knitting) workshop at Nõmme in Tallinn and wove my first rag rug. The instructor was Signe Kinks, who has been weaving wonderful patterned

Ivanka Shoshana: Knitted hat by E&S + OOTD gallery 24102019

It´s the end of October and it´s time to start wearing hats in Scandinavia. Sometimes, when I have more time, I like to knit at home. My girls love to change hats very often, so it is good if you

Dark Blue Knitted scarf

Scarf: Elisheva & Shoshana (Handmade by Helena-Reet Ennet) Models: Estella Elisheva (7) and Ivanka Shoshana (5) Photos by: Helena-Reet Ennet

Inspiration: Hand-sewn bags by Anna Graham

Another amazing handicraft blog I have found.. A blog by Anna Graham (noodle-head.com)! All her pics are like from fairytales — lovely, thought through and cute! I enjoyed the blog a lot and were inspired by it. As a mother

Inspiration: Quilting by Wendy

Gallery via: Snippets of a Quilter (Handmade by Wendy from New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada)

Inspiration: Embroidery by Sharon Boggon Gallery

Gallery via: inaminuteago.com (Handmade by Sharon Boggon)

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Welcome!
We are delighted that you found your way to our website. In this art blog, I present and sell my handmade art – including paintings, illustrations, sewing projects, handwoven rugs, embroideries, knits, handmade jewelry, ceramics, and much more! My 16-year-old autistic daughter, Ivanka Shoshana, also contributes to the blog. She creates wonderful drawings, paintings, and ceramics!

Our cosmetics line, Elisheva & Shoshana, is developed and marketed with the help of my older daughter, Estella Elisheva. Under the E&S brand, we offer shampoos, handmade soaps, bath salts, and various beauty products.

You can see all posts in both English and Estonian.

If you are interested in any of our items, we would be happy to assist you.

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To copy any of our artworks or any part thereof, permission must be obtained. No artwork may be sold, displayed on other websites, reproduced, included in commercial products, or used for advertising purposes in any manner without my written consent.

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Meil on hea meel, et leidsite tee meie veebilehele. Kunstiblogis esitlen ja müün enda valmistatud kunsti – maale, illustratsioone, õmblustöid, kangastelgedel kootud vaipu, tikandeid, kudumeid, käsitsi valmistatud ehteid, keraamikat ja palju muud! Blogis lööb kaasa ka minu 16-aastane autistist tütar Ivanka Shoshana. Tema joonistab, maalib ning teeb imelist keraamikat!

Elisheva & Shoshana kosmeetikaliini aitab arendada ja turundada vanem tütar Estella Elisheva. E&S brändi all on meil müügis shampoonid, käsitööseebid, vannisoolad ning mitmed hooldusvahendid.

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