TRAVELING RECIPES

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eLetter: 4 Pink Projects for a Cure

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Hello, AnnMarie! October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Throughout the month we will be showing our support for breast cancer research by featuring pink project tutorials. You can show your support by uploading your pink projects to our Make it Pink Challenge gallery. For every pink project uploaded, we will donate $1 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. The member to upload the greatest number of pink projects to our challenge gallery by October 31st will be awarded a Gütermann In-Home sewing cabinet filled with thread.

October 7th, 2009 Issue No. 60 Make It Pink: How to Make a "Millie Box" by Jeffery Rudell, contributor Jeffery shares a story from his past, teaching that "compassion dissolves fear." Create this gift box for a loved one and share your story in the comments. Read more... posted in: paper crafts, patterns & designs Make It Pink: Charm Bracelet by Susan Beal, contributor You can mix different sizes and colors of vintage and new beads to create a unique charm bracelet. Read more... posted in: patterns & designs, restyle, jewelry making, fashion Make It: Lacy Headband by Kayte Terry, contributor Everywhere you look, all the cool, stylish ladies are wearing feathery headbands or big flower barrettes. Make your own with trim, lace, and flowers. Read more... posted in: patterns & designs, restyle, jewelry making, fashion Pretty in Pink: Knit a Playful Pink Ribbon Hat by Tina Hilton, contributor This fast and easy pink ribbon hat will keep you warm throughout the fall and into the winter months. Read more... posted in: patterns & designs, knitting crochet embroidery gallery jewelry making knitting paper crafts quilting fashion gifts holidays home decoration memory making patterns & designs restyling 2009 Threads Magazine Archive DVD-ROM 146 Issues of Threads on a single disc The Big Book of Socks The ultimate beyond-the-basics guide to knitting socks The DIY Bride Crafty Countdown 40 fabulous projects. Pre-order now!    shop our entire bookstore...

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Come join me on HAPPINESS HEALS on CRAFTY

CRAFTY create, believe, make, do, craft AnnMarie Cunniff AnnMarie Cunniff has invited you to join HAPPINESS HEALS on CRAFTY   Mastermind group for HIT, artists of all genre teachers of yoga,meditation,social workers,counselors,and others to build a blueprint of a Day Program for adults with physical or mental disabilities. This group is creating, financing and implementing a "blueprint" for a Day Program for "high functioning" adults on disability, looking for recovery a… Created By: AnnMarie Cunniff Check out HAPPINESS HEALS on CRAFTY: http://crafty1.ning.com/group/happinessheals?xgi=cKuh7tu About CRAFTY Share craft ideas and projects. Help to teach persons or families of persons with disabilities to find a craft to help in their recovery. Blogs Events Discussions Groups Music Photos Videos   To control which emails you receive on CRAFTY, click here

DONNA DEWBERRY WAS "THE SECRET"

Image via WikipediaI was suffering from Agoraphobia for 4 years. Although I had reached therapeutic levels of medication, I still found it too difficult to leave my home for even short periods of time. After awhile I developed insomnia, and found that I was sitting for hours on end watching television not even realizing when I had already seen the shows that were on.

One night I was channel surfing and ran across Donna Dewberry teaching her "One Stroke Painting Method" and I was instantly attracted to it. The next day I drove to an A.C.Moore and purchased all the products necessary to learn her classic "Cabbage Rose" and the leaves. Never being very crafty, except for short periods of time, I started to paint and then I began to create. I worked with wooden serving trays and matching stemware, wooden jewelry boxes, various types of candle holders that I painted and filled with gel wax for candles and anything else I could find. What took place was a miracle to me, I began to recover. It was only for short periods of time but I developed more tolerance over time. It was shortly after that that I discovered "The Secret" and "The Law of Attraction" and my life has improved tremendously. I occasionally have short periods of PTSD but I recover quickly now, and I am able to function again. I started to go to school online to get a degree and I am about to train for certification in Family Advocacy for members of families that have mental and physical disabilities. I have blogs on "The Secret" and "Oppositional Defiant Disorder", with resources for other mental illnesses and also resources for legislation related to mental and physical disabilities and research.

I have suffered from depression since my early teens, and only in the last year have I actually found recovery, and it was because of "The Secret" and Donna Dewberry.