Bottles of Hope
Crafting is often associated with knitting or crochet, sewing or other “soft” projects. But there are many kinds of crafts and just about every craft has an outlet for reaching out to others.
Bottles of Hope was an idea conceived by Diane Gregoire, during a particularly hard time of her life. She was receiving chemotherapy for cancer and noticed all of the little bottles that were thrown out during a typical chemotherapy treatment. She had an idea and she followed her imagination; Bottles of Hope was born.
Bottles of Hope is a Web site that contains everything (with the exception of supplies, of course) to get you started. It has a gallery of photographs of bottles, instructions on how to make the bottles, contact information for various organizations that distribute the bottles, and links to sites that can help you improve your crafting skills.
There are also premade pages for printing so quotes, and other comments about the 
Bottles of Hope can be inserted into the bottle for the recepient. Pick up your supplies and unleash your imagination, and you have everything you need to participate in Bottles of Hope.
There is also a forum for discussion among the people involved in this project. It seems to be busy and full of people eager to be involved in a project that is close to their own hearts.
