Representative Yarmulke Showcase

Every once in a while in the past, I have photographed my entire yarmulke collection and shared it here.  With the collection the size that it is, that seems too complicated to do again; and plus I don't know how much you, my readers, really care.

Instead, over the course of last week, I photographed the yarmulke I wore each day.  What results is a representative showcase of my collection.  Enjoy!

This happens to be the first one I ever got, a gift from my father when I was eight years old.  It is small enough to be what I call a "business size" yarmulke.

This was part of my college graduation gift; it...is...covered...in...PENGUINS!!! I found it on Etsy.  It is also "business size."

Hand embroidered silk, by Israeli designer Yair Emanuel.  I have to say, I find his designs to be the prettiest I have seen anywhere.

And another hand embroidered silk,Yair Emanuel.  I specifically bought this one to go with undergrad university t-shirts.  (They are red.)

This is a "Bar Mitzvah Beanie:" a cheap satin freebie from a Bar Mitzvah.  This week, I wore this one to go with...

...my new light blue skirt! Here are the two together:

And a hand-painted silk Yair Emanuel.  I often think this is the prettiest yarmulke I own.  Mind you, the background was supposed to be blue, but that's OK.

And, finally, gay pride (also business size).

I know I've shown these here before, but that was several years ago.  These are my Sabbath/festival bobby pins; yesterday I used them with my gay pride yarmulke.