Mara Shapiro

“A Star Within” 46″ x 521/2″ Wall hanging or lap quilt; machine pieced and quilted, $1000

Mara first started sewing when she was 11 years old and living in a suburb of Detroit. At that time, her sewing consisted primarily of making her own clothes.

She moved to Denver in 1974 and started a career as a nurse and then a Certified Nurse Midwife.

She made her first quilt in 1990, for her mother out of her father’s old ties. She now considers herself a Fiber Artist using fabric as her medium. She makes crafts, quilts, and wearable art. Mara has been collecting  Judaica fabric and enjoys using these fabrics in her work.

Her latest projects have been Challah covers or small wall hanging where she is able to use different quilt patterns and quilting techniques. Challah covers and wall hangings can be custom ordered in any colors or patterns, to include any phrase. These make wonderful gifts.

Mara will make a donation of 20% of the purchase price on items purchased or ordered in association with Raisins & Almonds.

Prices
Challah covers -$100
Framed wall hangings – $125
Medium quilted wall hangings – $500 -700
Medium quilts – $1000
For more information or to place an order contact Mara at:

“Shabbat Shalom” (in Hebrew) All silk, 19”x19” Challah Cover, Wallhanging, or table topper $100

“Colorful Pinwheels” 20 ½” x 20 ½” Challah Cover, wall hanging, or table topper $100

“Mizrah” Wall Hanging 18” x 22” $125

“Twisted Golden Pinwheels” Challah Cover, wall hanging, or table topper 19 ½” x 20 ½” $100

“Symbols II” 36” x 36” Wall hanging Machine pieced and quilted $500

“A Sampler in Pink and Green” Challah Cover, wall hanging, or table topper 14 ¾” x 14 ¼” $100

“Shalom” (in Hebrew) 19 ½” x 19 ½” Challah Cover, wall hanging, or table topper $100

“Cathedral Window” Challah Cover, wall hanging, or table topper 20 ½” x 20 ½” $100

 

 

 

 

 

We Stand With Israel

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale community has been united in support for Israel during the past two years. As we rejoice in the return of the last 20 living hostages from captivity, our hearts continue to ache alongside those who have not yet received the remains of their loved ones.

The Chorale's two choirs continue to rehearse and perform during this trying time, for it is what we do as musicians: through music we mourn and through music we continue to assert visions of a hopeful and more peaceful world.