Ladie Jaye's Designs: Glowing Moonstone wrapped in Oxidized Copper

Dame Johnna Crider

Johnna Crider is the Founder of Art4TheHomeless, an organization currently in the process of becoming a 501c3 Nonprofit, that unites artists of all venues to promote homeless awareness in the USA where the average age of a homeless American is 9 years old.

Johnna was once homeless at the ages of 9-11 and also during other times in her life. As an artist, she wanted to do something but at the time, all she had was her art, which blossomed into Art4TheHomeless.

In 2009, was honored by Czar Darius Adrik Salvo I with the title of Dame/Knight in the Imperial Chivalric Order of Kings of the Imperial Sovereign House of Kings for my dream to simply change the perception of homelessness in the USA and its a title that I am honored to use to help bring awareness to homelessness in the USA.

Click Here to learn more about Johnna Crider and Art4TH

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Glowing Moonstone wrapped in Oxidized Copper

Posted by LadieJaye and Elegance Boutique at 13:39

I wrapped this a couple of weeks ago in the nursing home Mom was in, but in a rush to get to the ER for Mom again, I've misplaced it, so as of right now, it's not for sale. But this is a Moonstone and I wrapped it with 4 pieces the 22 GA Oxidized Copper wire that I bought from Just Wire on Etsy

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Jewelry for the Homeless

Art4TheHomeless and The Homeless Project will each receive 20% of all sales from my Etsy Shop: Ladie Jayes Designs.

Art4TH is and organiztion that I am setting up to unite artists of all venues to promote homeless awareness in the USA where the average age of a homeless American is 9 years old, and is in the process of becoming a 501c3 (saving up the $400 IRS Tax Exemption Fee)

Click here to go to Art4TH

The Homeless Project was started by HH Duke Michael D. Peshcka and he paints the homeless, sells the paintings to benefit charities and the homeless people who he paint

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The Homeless Project was founded in October 2010 to help bring support and awareness to the plight of homeless people. Artist HH Duke Michael David Peschka (and other worthy contributors) produces and sells portraits depicting homeless people in their living situations, with proceeds benefitting homeless people directly, as well as several non-profit homeless organizations.

HH Duke Michael' s portraits are oil on cardboard. Although The Homeless Project began in Austin, Texas, it has received international interest. The Homeless Project seeks to add its own unique effort to help aleviate homelessness around the world.