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Dan DiGiovanni
Some #springtimevibes for good measure: with Mary at #boktowergardens. Taken with #fujixt3 and #fuji1655mmf28 lens, settings: ISO 200, f/2.8, 1/250, 39mm (59mm full frame equivalent). Strobist info: on camera #godoxv1 round head speedlight w/diffusion dome in TTL mode. #model #portrait #spring #springtime #warmth #warmtones #yellow #dress #hat #haze #bench #park #woman #portraitphotography #photography #portraiture #speedlight #roundheadflash #fujifilm #godox #oncameraflash
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זשאַבע-זיללאַ

"Ever flipped through your #history book and wondered “Why are all the #Jews wearing these funny #hats?”

You find it all over #Christian #art from stained glass windows to manuscripts, the #Judenhat (“#Jewish #hat”) can be traced back to #medieval #Europe.

You can even find it in the Bird’s Head Haggadah and some other Jewish books of the time! Originally a marker of eastern learning, antiquity and authority, and even fashionable with 12th century aristocracy, things took a dark turn as Jews were depicted wearing the hat while killing #Jesus. Paired with a “Jewish nose”, the hat can even sometimes still be seen in #Antisemitic depictions of Jews today."

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Unpacked · The weird Jewish hats of Medieval art: Antisemitic trope, or fashion statement?Ever flipped through your history book and wondered “Why are all the Jews wearing these funny hats?” You find it all over Christian art from stained glass
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Tanja
I told you I temporarily became a mad hatter when I discovered making my own strawhats. :D Here I used a chiffon cloth as a hatband - it's actually a juggling cloth usually used by kids to learn juggling. :-)
This hat was claimed by my aunt for gardening, and I'm glad it has a good home with her.
What is interesting here is that I used a slightly different paper yarn. Most Raffia will be broad and flat, but some are rolled and round and more yarn-like. See second picture for a direct comparison. This will in the end have an impact on your gauge and the size of your project, so it's a good thing to know.

Pattern: Summer Sun Hat by Wannipa Yunker (free on her site KnitcroAddict)
Yarn: Hobbii Paulina in Light Green

#crochet #crochetart #crochetartist #crochetaccessories #häkeln #handmade #crochethat #hat #strawhat #raffia #paperyarn #summerhat #yarn #fiber #fiberarts #fiberartist
A light green crochet hat made from paper yarn is placed on a woven surface. The hat features a wide brim with a decorative openwork pattern around the edge and a dark green chiffon cloth tied around the base of the crown, with the ends of the ribbon extending outward.
Two balls of paperyarn are displayed on a dark textured surface on the lefthand side of the picture, with the ends extending outwards toward the right side. The green paperyarn at the top has a rolled and round texture, while the blue paperyarn at the bottom is broad and flat, more like a ribbon. The image highlights the difference in how the yarn is rolled, showcasing the contrasting shapes and textures
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