Tzedek Tzedek Tirdof Fist Cross-Stitch

After Ruth Bader Ginsberg's death, I found myself turning over some words of Torah she had displayed in her office, as well as beaded into one of her famous collars: "צדק צדק תרדף" (justice, justice you must pursue). I shaped the words in the powerful form of the raised fist, commonly used in human rights movements over the past 100 years, to serve as a visual reminder that committment to Jewsh values means aligning ourselves with many modern-day struggles for human rights.

These cross-stitch desings are based on the vector art (Tzedek Tzedek Tirdof Fist) also available in my shop. With this purchase, you get two patterns: one for a larger cross stitch (about the size of an A4 piece of printer paper) you could hang on a wall or stitch on a bag, and a much smaller one (3.5"x5", or 9 x 13cm) perfect for making patches or pins for bags and jackets.

Both of these patterns are single-colour counted cross-stitch, and they include beautifully laid-out PDF charts, using thread colour and symbols. The chart for the A4-sized option is a 4-page chart with clear instructions on how to assemble the pages. I recommend this project for people who already know the basics of cross-stitch, as I've not included explanations of the basic stitch or hooping. However, as it's only one colour and uses only the X stitch, it should still be suitable for inexperienced folks.

This is an instant download, and will be available immediately after payment is made. I do not use DRMs because they limit customers' abilities to use their own purchased content, but I do put a lot of work into my patterns and there are restrictions on their use: You may sell items that you make with this pattern, but the pattern itself is copyright protected and it should not be reproduced, redistributed, or displayed publicly in any way. I would appreciate credit (preferably with a link/URL) if you do sell items (and please do show me pictures of things you make so I can see your lovely work).