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reblog to shake prev's lulav and etrog 🍋🌿⤴️➡️⤵️⬅️⬆️⬇️

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Crocheted Etrog!
I am so pleased with how my etrog came out! You can see it here next to our real etrog, which I used as reference--I meant to make the crocheted one about the same size, but as you can see, it came out bigger (which is pretty good, actually, because when it comes to etrogim, bigger is generally better).
I'm putting the pattern under the cut...except I messed up somewhere along the way, and I'm not sure where/how (or even how many times), so the pattern doesn't quite match up to the finished item, and you may run out of stitches to decrease before working all the decrease rows at the end.
It’s not a lemon.
It’s not a “weird inedible lemon”.
It’s a citron, it’s one of the three fruits from which all other citruses descend.
Put some respect on the name.
Also it is edible and it tastes fine even great if used correctly.
[id: a digital art piece. It reads: If life gives you lemons, make lemonade. If life gives you etrogs, make a sukkah. Happy Sukkot!
There is a whole lemon and a crossection, a pitcher of lemonade, an etrog, and a sukkah with stars above it accompanying the text. /end id]
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chag sameach
Pendant depicting a Menorah, Lulav, and Etrog, late antiquity period.
Etrog container. made of copper alloy, inlaid with copper and silver. dated to early 20th century, from Syria. now belongs to the Jewish Museum.