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Palestine Linesheet Partners for Just Trade www.partnersforjusttrade.org 314-707-2831 Pal Craftaid: Partnering with Palestinians for Economic Justice Partners for Just Trade is offering Pal Craftaid’s products with proceeds being donated to the Palestinian artisans and supporting organizations. Pal Craftaid has gone out of business; products and limited quantities available for this one-time opportunity are provided in tables below. Order now!!!! Pal Craftaid purchased olivewood sculptures and traditional Palestinian needlework through Fair Trade Organizations and sold throughout U.S. churches. Behind each piece is a face, family, and critical need. Pal Craftaid supports partner agencies, organizations, and schools in the Palestinian Occupied Territories such as Aid to the Aged, Rawdat El-Zuhur, Atfaluna Society for Deaf Children, Arab Orthodox Society, a Christian women’s organization, and YWCA of Palestine with sites in Jerusalem, Ramallah, and Jericho. 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Children: Dolls, Dresses, Headbands Many Made by Traditional Palestinian Needlework # On Order Sales Description Price Hand # Pal M10 Headbands 5 12 PAL 1364 Child Dress, White w Red Trim, 6 25 1 Pal 1367 Child Dress, White w Orange Trim, 4 25 1 Pal 1450 Dolls, Lost Village Dolls, Fatima from Dayr Al-Dubban 25 1 PAL 1451 Dolls, Lost Village Dolls, Mariam from Beit-Nabala 25 1 Pal 1452 Dolls, Lost Village Dolls--Heigar from Al=Dawayima 25 2 Pal 1454 Dolls, Lost Village Dolls--Zuhdiyah from Dayr Yasin 25 2 45 Lockwood Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119 Page 1 of 8 Fall/Winter 2019 Partners for Just Trade www.partnersforjusttrade.org 314-707-2831 Clothing: Scarves, Shawls, Vests, Skirts Many Made by Traditional Palestinian Needlework # On Sales Description Price Hand Order # Pal 1003 Shawl, Mountain Pattern-multi/black 68x28 60 1 Pal 1010 Shawl, Mt Pattern-Earthtone/Black 74x29 60 2 Pal 1017 Shawl, Octagon Pattern-Red/Black 68x28 60 1 PAL 1025 Shawl, Octagon Pattern-Red/Black 74x29 65 1 Pal 1041 Shawl, Triangle Fringe Emb 5" Red 81x48 90 1 Pal 1047 Shawl, Triangle--Blue/Black 84x96 100 2 Pal 1048 Shawl, Gauzy==Multi/Black 42x64 75 1 Pal 1063 Scarf, Gauzy=multi/Black 10x60 20 1 Pal 1064 Scarf, Gauzy, Multi/White 10x60 20 6 Pal 1067 Scarf, Gauzy, Multi/Cream 9" x 64" 20 2 PAL 1068 Scarf, Kufiyah 48" x 48" 20 1 Pal 1069 Scarf, Gauzy Lt Purple 20 1 Pal 1072 Scarf, Black w flowers, 9 1/2 x 76 20 7 Pal 1073 Scarf, Cream w flowers 9 1/2 x 76" 20 6 Pal 1100 Skirt, Red/Black 50 1 Pal 1105 Skirt, Blue/Black 50 1 Pal 1125 Vest Red/Black 50 2 Pal 1128 Vest, Flowers--Multi/Black 50 1 Pal 1131 Vest, Flowers Pattern-multi/black 50 1 45 Lockwood Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119 Page 2 of 8 Fall/Winter 2019 Partners for Just Trade www.partnersforjusttrade.org 314-707-2831 Ornaments: Olivewood Sculptures # On Sales Description Price Hand Order # Pal 1900 Pomegranate, ornament 5 26 Pal 519 Bark-Noah's Ark Ornament 6 46 PAL 524 Shooting star nativity medium 6 15 PAL 525 Shooting star nativity large 7 17 Pal 529 Shooting star angel large 7 27 Pal 531 Bell grotto, ornament 6 6 Pal 539 Round nativity, ornament 5 58 Pal 543 Star angel, ornament 5 2 Pal 544 Shooting star nativity small 5 17 PAL 545 Interfaith logo, ornament 5 1 Pal 553 Laser cut round w nativity 5 1 Pal 554 Laser cut round w camels, ornament 5 1 Pal 555 Laser cut oval w nativity, ornament 5 5 Pal 556 Laser cut house w angel, ornament 5 6 Pal 557 Laser cut hear w angel, ornament 5 3 PAL 558 5 5 Pal 559 Laser cut bell w holy family, orn. 5 26 Pal 560 Laser cut scalloped house w nativity 5 5 Pal 561 Laser cut peace w doves ornament 5 2 Pal 563 Angel w bell, ornament 5 5 PAL 564 Angel w mandolin, ornament 5 3 Pal 566 Camel, ornament 5 4 Pal 567 Bark Christmas tree nativity, orn. 6 24 Pal 568 Round bark w nativity, ornament 5 20 Pal 569 Solid star, ornament 5 5 PAL 570 12 1 Pal 580 Angel w horn, ornament 8 4 PAL 582 Angel in moon, Sculp Ornament 8 1 Pal 586 Angel in star, Sculp Ornament 8 2 45 Lockwood Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119 Page 3 of 8 Fall/Winter 2019 Partners for Just Trade www.partnersforjusttrade.org 314-707-2831 Accessories: Bookmarks, Friendship Band, Glass Case, Key Ring Many Made by Traditional Palestinian Needlework # On Sales Description Price Hand Order # Pal M19 Belt 15 1 Pal 1320 Bookmark, Palestine 1 3/4" x 9 6 6 PAL 1321 Bookmark, Jerusalem 1 3/4" x 9" 6 11 PAL 1631 Glass Case, Embr. 2 Side-Blue/Tan Diamond 3 1/2" x 7" 15 1 PAL M2 Eyeglass Case 15 6 PAL M8 Eyeglass case velvet 8 1 Pal 1653 Wrist Band, Friendship Band--White Diamonds w Dark 6 4 PAL 1655 Wrist Band, Friendship Band--Narrow--Various 7 12 Pal 1657 Wrist Band, Lost Village, Beit Nabala 4 10 Pal 1659 Wrist Band, Lost Village-Dayr Yasin 4 8 PAL 1670 Key Ring-Embr. Miniature Square Pillow 4 3 PAL M18 SLipper Keychains 2 3 Rosary Sales Description Price # On Hand Order # Pal 418 Rosary w cord 5 9 Pal 419 Rosary w wire 6 12 45 Lockwood Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119 Page 4 of 8 Fall/Winter 2019 Partners for Just Trade www.partnersforjusttrade.org 314-707-2831 Olivewood Sculptures: Stable, Grotto, Human, Cross, Crucifix, Animals # On Sales Description Price Hand Order # PAL 153 Motherhood child on knee 7" 30 4 PAL 157 Reflective Woman 3 1/2" 15 12 PAL 157 Reflective Woman 3 1/2" 20 20 Pal 159 Sculp, Boy in the hand of God, 3 1/2" 15 1 Pal 160 Sculp Girl in the hand of God 3 1/2" 15 1 Pal 161 Dreaming woman w long legs 5 1/4" 25 2 PAL 163 Dreaming woman 6" 30 1 PAL 200 Bark grotto--stand or hang 9 6 PAL 201 Bark Stable 12 1 PAL 203 Stable medium 20 1 Pal 235 Bark grotto round roof 10 1 PAL 305 Celtic cross 9 1/2" 15 2 PAL 310 Modern crucifix 6" x 2" 12 4 Pal 313 Sculpted crucifix 9" x 3" 25 4 Pal 313 Sculpted crucifix 9" x 3" 3 5 Pal 319 Orthodox crucifix w 4 glasses-small 18 1 Pal 321 Crucifix-small 10 3 Pal M12 St. Francis crosses 2 8 Pal M13 T-crosses 2 11 PAL 335 Holding Thumb Cross-lefthand Mary 5 2 Pal 404 Jerusalem cross 3 13 Pal 408 Celtic cross 1 1/2" 3 9 Pal 409 Celtic cross 2 1/2" 4 17 PAL 890 Camel standing-small w blanket 4 3 PAL 892 Cow-small 3 15 45 Lockwood Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119 Page 5 of 8 Fall/Winter 2019 Partners for Just Trade www.partnersforjusttrade.org 314-707-2831 Jewelry: Olivewood, Silver, Mother of Pearl # On Order Sales Description Price Hand Quantity PAL 1252 Purse, Jewelry Bags 6 8 Pal 842 Mother of Pearl dove pin 6 31 PAL M14 Olive wood doves w cord 3 2 Pal M15 Olive wood dove pins 2 4 Pal 334 Holding cross w chord large 8 6 Pal 412 Necklace, Fancy grapevine cross, large 30 2 Pal 420 Silver dove necklace 20 11 Pal 421 Silver pomegranate w chain 30 5 Pal 849 Olive wood dove pin w olive branch 5 2 Pal 853 Shepherd Pin 8 3 Pal 855 Donkey Pin 5 2 Pal 856 Camel pin 3 6 Pal 864 Mother of Pearl cross earrings 10 3 PAL 865 Mother of Pearl dove earrings 10 5 Pal 866 Mother of Pearl Jerusalem cross pin 8 22 45 Lockwood Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119 Page 6 of 8 Fall/Winter 2019 Partners for Just Trade www.partnersforjusttrade.org 314-707-2831 Angels # On Order Sales Description Price Hand Quantity Pal 601 Angel w mandolin 5 1/2" 20 1 Pal 610 Angel w harp, 4" 15 1 Pal 611 Angel plain 4" 15 3 Pal 613 Angel plain 3" 10 2 Pal 642 Angel w horn, 4 1/2" 20 1 Olivewood Plaques, Wall Hanging (Needlework), Mirror # On Order Sales Description Price Hand Quantity PAL 843 JESUS fish plaque 7 2 Pal 845 SALAAM Plaque 7 11 Pal M21 Wall hanging 40 1 Pal M22 Mirror 15 1 45 Lockwood Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119 Page 7 of 8 Fall/Winter 2019 Partners for Just Trade www.partnersforjusttrade.org 314-707-2831 Kitchens: Wine Bottle Covers, Dipper, Coasters, Spaghetti Spoon, Candle Holder, Placemats, Table Runner # On Order Sales Description Price Hand Quantity Pal 711 Honey dipper, kitchen 5 2 Pal 714 Coasters-set of 6, kitchen 12 2 Pal 715 Spaghetti spoon, kitchen 5 7 PAL 806 Bark Candle Holders-set of 3 10 2 Pal M11 Table decor/runner 30 1 Pal M9 Placemats/napkin rings--set of 4 25 1 Pal M25 Placemats/trivets 5 2 Pal 1402 Wine Bottle Covers 5 3 Miscellaneous # On Order Sales Description Price Hand Quantity Pal M4 Busienss Card holder 8 1 PAL M5 Palestine bookmark 2 1 PAL M6 Card holders 10 2 Pal M7 Little cases 5 2 Pal M24 Card set for writing notes 5 1 45 Lockwood Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119 Page 8 of 8 Fall/Winter 2019 .
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