How to Tie Your Own Tzitzit

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Video demonstrating how to tie, knot and twist strings - tzitzit - to a garment.
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Комментарии • 31

  • @anthonykatz7104
    @anthonykatz7104 9 лет назад +7

    I'm 84 years old (my father), and my begeds were all made by myself out of fine cotton material from South Africa. I bought the best of tzitzit from Israel, and started to make them. This was a few years ago. Your video is outstanding! No balagan there! I'm going to watch it again, and get all the important points back into my brain. Thanks very much. Have a gute Yohr.

  • @tallitshop
    @tallitshop 12 лет назад +11

    Well done! I think it's very valuable, for a number of reasons, to learn how to tie tzitzit rather than buying a tallit katan with tzitzit already tied. It should probably be mentioned that this video followed the Ashkenazi tying custom, whereas most Sephardic and some Yemenite Jews have a different tying custom.

  • @JewishPathways
    @JewishPathways  16 лет назад +5

    Shalom!
    Thank you for your interesting question.
    It is best to express the intention of "Lishmo" (explicitly for the purpose of the Mitzva of Tzitzit, i.e. - "L'Shem Mitzvat Tzitzit") by each set of wrappings and knots - (source: "Code of Jewish Law" O.C. 14:2; MB 6, 8, "Biur Halacha" s.v. "Bli" there; see also "Ohr Torah" [Tishrei 5750] 118).

  • @ydkantor
    @ydkantor 10 лет назад +2

    Thank you. I have one tip to add to this great video. When making the slip knot to keep the two sets of four strings apart, I found it helpful to place the bobby pin in the loop of the knot so that the the knot cannot become undone. This makes sure that the you don't mix it up towards the end.

  • @WoofusDoofusKid
    @WoofusDoofusKid 13 лет назад +3

    Shalom Shalom!!!!!
    Thank you for showing us that blessed video! I will get to making them when I get the yarn to. I tried it with tiny different colored thread but that didn't work out too good. Me and my Dad plan to make Tzitzits, and then sell them.
    Anyway, I am just about to turn 16 and I am just starting to understand Tzitzis and what they're for, As well as headwear. :D

  • @theanonymousman101
    @theanonymousman101 14 лет назад +2

    I like it, it really helps me when tying my own tzitzit. I give it a 5 out of 5.

  • @SweetLonie
    @SweetLonie 16 лет назад +2

    Excellent!!! Toda!!! I have been looking for a instructional like this.

  • @Prof321
    @Prof321 16 лет назад +1

    Most excellent. I shall follow the instructions to the letter. Many thanks.

  • @kekoa1843
    @kekoa1843 9 лет назад +2

    Excellent. Thank you. Shalom.

  • @glenobryan1707
    @glenobryan1707 8 лет назад

    Shalom thanks so much, very easy with your instruction, toda raba,...

  • @wardc03
    @wardc03 15 лет назад

    Thanks! I have had to use this vid a couple times now.

  • @yakovalicious
    @yakovalicious 10 лет назад

    Excellent Video.
    Thanks!

  • @EmetElisheva
    @EmetElisheva 13 лет назад +2

    awesome Video! thank you!
    I was wondering if women are allowed to make tzitzit (leshem mitzva tzitzit). My husband's tzitzits are falling apart and most of them are not kosher anymore, and would like to make sure they are. ( I am only talking about the tallit katan, and not the tallit gadol) thank you for letting me know!

  • @maggijude
    @maggijude 14 лет назад +5

    what about the thing I heard about a blue thread [tchelet]?

  • @bonniehyden962
    @bonniehyden962 10 лет назад +4

    Why isn't there a Techelet thread there?

  • @VENUSALIPETIT1
    @VENUSALIPETIT1 12 лет назад +3

    I like withe and blue

  • @TheBarahona1
    @TheBarahona1 8 лет назад +8

    brother where's the blue strain. it's a mitzvot to put the blue strain.

  • @balshetzer
    @balshetzer 15 лет назад +1

    Thanks for posting this video. I remember seeing a "fancy" version of the winding. If I remember correctly it had a staircase pattern. Do you know how to do that? Or any other decorative technique that makes the tzitzis more special? What about using a blue thread?

  • @robkarpati
    @robkarpati 8 лет назад +2

    Hi,
    how long are the strings?
    Is it ok, to cut shorter the knotted strings after the last knot?

  • @genagin
    @genagin 13 лет назад

    very helpful thanx just need some intruction on how to then take care of them so they will last!

  • @BennyPowers
    @BennyPowers 8 лет назад

    kol hakavod nicely done. isn't it a frumkeit to keep repeating the kavannah all those times? certainly once is enough.

  • @WendyHarbaugh
    @WendyHarbaugh 13 лет назад +1

    what length are the two sets of thread to begin with

  • @Heyde1979
    @Heyde1979 16 лет назад

    very educational

  • @hernanvassallo9902
    @hernanvassallo9902 8 лет назад +1

    how long are the short ones and the longest? in cm?

  • @holybusker
    @holybusker 16 лет назад

    Wonderful, Baruch haShem

  • @claudiaharo1
    @claudiaharo1 12 лет назад

    Why 7,8. 11 13?

  • @DelaYahu
    @DelaYahu 13 лет назад +7

    If the purpose of the command (place a ribbon of techlit on your garments so that when you look upon it you will REMEMBER ALL MY COMMANDMENTS) is to help us remember the commandments, why do we place so much emphasis on the vanity of the how to make and ceremonial, and forget to emphasize the main point the Almighty was making? Get some blue thread and put those things on the garments you wear daily, then you will be performing what Yod Heh Vav Heh is asking of Yisrael.

  • @JewishPathways
    @JewishPathways  11 лет назад

    Scissors is fine.

  • @reifere
    @reifere 13 лет назад

    I think he did it wrong. You Must wrap the shamesh around counter clockwise and he did It clockwise

  • @katpiering123
    @katpiering123 15 лет назад +1

    thanks it was very helpful. But the Scriptures does not indicate how the tzitzit should look like or how many turns needs to be made. I read that the turns should be 10-6-5-6. Which is the numerical value for the Father's name YHVH.

  • @JewishPathways
    @JewishPathways  11 лет назад

    They need to hang off the side.