My first Little Prayer Tent

Glory Prayer Tent Scarf
Glory Prayer Tent Scarf
Im so excited to be able to create my designs and have them printed as prayer shaws or what I like to call Little Prayer Tents.  If you want one you can click on the picture and place your order.

This first one is inspired by Psalm 16:9 and the idea of being surrounded by God's glory.

It’s also possible if you like this background but want different words to customize it with names or verses of your own choosing.

If you want you can add Tizt tzit (tassels) to the four corners. I plan to do a video to show you how I make them and what the wraps and knots represent.



  • Dimensions: 16" x 72"
  • Material: Lightweight chiffon fabric
  • Clean rolled hem; scarves will be printed, hand-cut, and sewn by skilled seamstresses using top-of-the-line finishing machines
  • Print is visible on both sides
  • Hem available in 4 different finishing thread colors
  • Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry
  • Print may fade 5-10% after first wash, but sublimation printing allows for colors that are designed to last
If your scarf feels stiff, mist with water and tumble in a low heat dryer for 5-10 mins

 Here's a matching mug in this same design. 
 



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