South Florida Crafter relies on a little luck to sell her wares

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 28, 2009 -- Six months ago a local crafter, Daphne Cochran-Shapiro needed a little luck to sell her wares. Having extensive knowledge about the stars and myths, Daphne began brainstorming for an idea. Aphrodite and Hera were two popular goddesses many people believed in for love and marriage respectfully. Today many people still believe that these goddesses will work their magic for them.

“Most crafters are starving artists who all need a little luck to eke out a living, “says Daphne, “it is so difficult to get known in the craft world. Many are forced to work full time and devote whatever spare time they can to their creativity. Pinkiria, the Goddess of crafts and femininity, was created for her spunkiness, determination and inner strength for women crafters.”

Many crafters not making a living selling their wares all too often get discouraged, lay down their brushes, needles, etc., thus depriving the world of their creations. Says Daphne, “many times I have given up hope of selling anything, yet my creative muse keeps calling me back.”

“Pinkiria might not appeal to everyone, but to all the starving women crafters in the world, keep your determination, strength, and spunkiness alive, believe in yourself and Pinkiria”.

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