DIY Tricks and Treats with Make It Ruby

Oct. 12, 2009 - PRLog -- MakeItRuby.com, a new online magazine for tween girls, starts its October holiday push with 18 new DIY projects celebrating Halloween festivities. Incorporating Ruby’s eco-friendly approach of reusable, renewable and re-purposed materials, items for these projects can be readily found around the home or costing less than $5. For one week, starting Monday October 19, Make It Ruby will highlight six themed projects for Trick or Treat Party Week – a series of projects useful for hosting your own Halloween party.

“October is a great time to show young girls how to be creative with costumes and party ideas without breaking the bank,” comments Make It Ruby co-founder Joie Gharrity. “We have created several DIY projects that reuse some basic home items that spark some creative ideas for your interpretation.”

Gharrity, a former manager in creative development for Disney-ABC Television Group’s Stage 9 Digital Media, partnered with long-time friend John Frazier for the venture. Frazier, an art director and stylist who has worked for companies like JC Penney, Land’s End, Kellwood, and others, is the creative director for Make It Ruby. “We like presenting projects that fit the upcoming holiday. In this case, there’s nothing more fun than getting ready for a night out or at home with friends and eating candy.”

Make It Ruby, LLC
Make It Ruby is a Los Angeles-based company created to produce quality, rich content for the ever-growing tween market through a safe and fun online experience. Its first online magazine, MakeItRuby.com launched August 2009. The site focuses on fun how-to’s and do-it-yourself (DIY) projects with materials easily found at home, making for a very cost-conscience approach for families experiencing some hardships during this economic climate. The company includes a management team that represents over 60s years of expertise in creative content development, publishing, marketing, design, and entertainment.

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Make It Ruby is a Los Angeles-based companyproducing quality, rich content for the tween market through a safe and fun online experience. Its first e-magazine, MakeItRuby.com focuses on fun DIY projects for young girls.