Unlikely Friendship Spurs Former Neo-Nazi to Remove Swastika Tattoos
Michael Kent used to be a part of a violent skinhead group – and now, he credits his incredible transformation to a black woman named Tiffany Whittier.
Messages like "Home, Sweet Home" are fairly common in the world of needlepoint, but for some homeless people, homes-and sweet messages-are hard to come by.
That's why one Australian woman resolved to use her sewing skills to help provide warmth and comfort to those in need.
"Everyone," she told a Mormon Newsroom, "needs a blanket of love."
She didn't want to simply warm their bodies, but their hearts as well. She asked her friends to send her messages of "hope, love and empowerment," so she could stitch these sentiments as daily reminders for the downtrodden.
Her friends helped her by using needlepoint to physically sew the inspirational statements onto each blanket.
Some of the motivational messages include:
"You were given this life because you are strong enough to live it."
"Tough times never last, but tough people do."
"We are all worth more than the worst thing we have done."
CHECK OUT: Once Homeless She's Now the Boss of Her Own Construction Business
Pokonia has given away hundreds blankets to the homeless - keeping that New Year's resolution and inspiring the world with every stitch.
(READ more at the Mormon Newsroom)
Give Your Friends A Warm Feeling, Share This Story… OR,
Be the first to comment