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Oct
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You’ve got to get in on the challenge over at CraftStylish. Make something pink and post it to the challenge site during October. The site says,
Post your creation into our Make it Pink gallery and for each project posted CraftStylish will donate one dollar to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
In addition, for every pink prayer shawl uploaded to the Make it Pink gallery in October, Taunton Books will donate $10 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, up to $1,000!
Make it pink, y’all! Get all the details.
