May 2015 Your True Colours Magazine

May 5, 2015 - PRLog -- The May issue of Your True Colours has just been released.  This is our one year anniversary issue.  We have spotlighted all of the 'Best' of the year, Best Cover, Best Read Articles, Best Issue, etc.

We discovered Theresa Onwuka, designer, Needle Point Woman, from Nigeria.  Her beautiful and timeless fashions grace the cover of this issue and later within the magazine we have her original design sketches with the finished product.  A stunning article, and a must read.

Vritti Pasricha, designer, takes her designs to the artisans of India and contracts with them to create the finished product.  She is making groundbreaking decisions within her country to take a step away from factories.

The Knowledge Tree shows off the newest doll to reach market, The Lottie Doll.  A doll for children that has realistic body proportions, and age appropriate features and clothing.

Genevieve Zubiate, jewelry designer, Designs by Zubiate.  Beautiful pieces created with polymer clay, Zubiate can also make your pieces in custom colors combinations.

Blogger, Katie Rustin, shows you how to take a simple polo/golf shirt and create a brand new skirt!

For the new moms, or soon to be new moms, Cari Carraway shows you how to take care of post-partum soreness with lavender oils.  Marta Raptis explains aromatherapy for beauty.

Paige Engle sheds light on how to travel abroad safely.  Other Summer items, include fashions made with reflectors already there for bikers, Bikes & Arrows; and Heatsheets explains how reflecting heat when doing marathons in warm weather.

Sherri Henley introduces us to 'The Mule', an interesting hiker's friend.  Backpacking for several days, you need to read about this amazing new product.

Our monthly columnists and YTC special articles are fun and resourceful.  Melinda Lewis takes us back to the Summer of 1968 for Vintage Jewelry; Kally Efros discusses fun in the Summertime; Life Image takes on a 30 Day Challenge with Dave Gilbertson; YTC Transformations takes students at University of Phoenix to the business world; Warm/Cool Skin Tones goes to Ted Cortese for correct hair color for you skin tone; Spotlight Artist brings back our very first artist, Michael Maness with his certified Disney portraits; and the spotlighted entertainer is musician Chris Hill.

Read through the magazine at:  http://www.yourtruecolours.biz