To Hang in my Dorm Room

This is my new mezuzah case.  A place where a Jew will live for more than a month should have one of these on the right-hand doorpost.  The case contains a parchment scroll called a klaf, with holy scripture written on it.

This is a wall hanging I made.  The background is two pieces of gray handkerchief sewn together.  In the center is a Jewish star; what else would I put in the center? The upper left corner is the garden-themed corner, with flowers and vines.  The upper right corner is the sky-themed corner, with clouds and bluebirds.  In the lower left corner is a house on a hill, and in the lower right corner is a heart.

And this is another wall hanging I made.  This one will serve as my mizrach.  The word mizrach means East, which is the direction Jews face when we pray.  Used as a noun, mizrach means something special to hang on the eastern wall.