Lilith Amulet Embroidery Patterns | Stick & Stitch | for Jewish Witches & Witchy Jews

After years of folks asking, I'm offering my original designs for your DIY magick and mischief!

This kit contains the following "stick and stitch" one-time-use patterns:

• 14 unique 1-time use patterns designs (between 3" and 5" in size)
  
  • 6 from historic pregnancy & birth amulets
  • 3 original designs inspired by historic pregnancy & birth designs
  • 2 Lilith seals, one an original design and one a well known design
  • 1 original Lilith sigil
  • 4 Hebrew word patterns
    • 2 of Lilith’s name in Hebrew
    • 2 of the phrase “sacred mother” in Hebrew

Along with your patterns you will receive a 4x6 quick reference card for the patterns on one side, and  includes directions on how to use the patterns and links to some of my favorite stitching resources. 

In addition you will also receive, via PDF download:

• An 11 page guide to the patterns, their history, and usage
  • Detailed descriptions of the patterns
  • Several pages on the history of lilith amulets in Jewish culture and folk practice
  • a section on sigils and seals in Jewish and broader magickal practice
• A separate download about the history of embroidery as a Jewish sacred art

Does NOT INCLUDE detailed stitching instructions - but does include recommendations for great stitch guide.

Usage Agreement

Purchasing these means you agree to the following usage terms. These patters are one-time-use only. You may not copy, reproduce, or resell the patterns. You are free to sell what you make with the patterns. If you choose to sell items made with these one-time-use patterns, you are required to provide credit to Ketzirah haMa'agelet as the designer of the pattern.

What is a "Stick & Stitch" Pattern?

Stick and Stitch patterns are printed on water soluble stabilizer.
KEEP DRY until finished embroidering!

To use these patterns, simply hoop your fabric -- then pull the paper backing off of the pattern and stick in onto your fabric!

You can easily stitch right through the pattern, once it is applied to your fabric.

When finished, simply rinse the pattern away under lukewarm water. If it is resistant -- let it soak for 5-10 minutes. Then rinse again.