I loved how this book was earnestly a work of ethnography and analysis and also simultaneously written for an audience that would be turned off by too much jargon and maybe just wanted to read it because they liked crafting.
The relationship between Judaism, Jewish crafts, and Jewish crafters remains striking and, while I did not always see myself in the fiber artists of this book, I really appreciated Eichler-Levine's understanding of what it is they do.