First, lets start off by announcing January's winner........................................................
Lucia Tremont of Caio Lucia. Congratulations!!!
(There were eight participants, drew via randomnumber.org)
Here are a couple of the items that she "strutted" last month
And for those of you who may be new here, this is a re-cap of what Strut Your Stuff is all about, and how you can win.
About STRUT YOUR STUFF - Love My Art Jewelry
A place for jewelry and bead artists to show off their jewelry creations using all handmade components.
Monthly Challenge Rules
1. Take pictures of your current creation and upload it to our flickr pool. (up to 3 per submission). Look for your work to be added to the group when it meets the rules of the challenge.
2. Leave a description of your thought process while creating your jewelry or beads/components. We really want everyone to share their creative thinking so please make sure that you share.
3. Since we are a group promoting "creating handmade with handmade," your jewelry should consist of at least 75% handmade. This doesn't mean that you have to create everything that goes into your piece. You could use beads/components created by other artists. Please give credit to that artist in your description.
4. If your submission will be loose beads/components, it may include any medium that you prefer to make those in. These submissions would also require a description of your creative thought process.
5. You may submit as many pieces as you like in a month, but please note that your name will be put in the hat once for the end of monthly giveaway. And in fairness, you can be chosen only once for designer of the week.
6. This challenge begins the first Monday of each month. Winners from the previous month will be announced the first Monday of the following month. For example January's challenge starts 1/2/12 and the winner announced 2/6/12.
7. Have fun, show off!!
Monthly Challenge Rules
1. Take pictures of your current creation and upload it to our flickr pool. (up to 3 per submission). Look for your work to be added to the group when it meets the rules of the challenge.
2. Leave a description of your thought process while creating your jewelry or beads/components. We really want everyone to share their creative thinking so please make sure that you share.
3. Since we are a group promoting "creating handmade with handmade," your jewelry should consist of at least 75% handmade. This doesn't mean that you have to create everything that goes into your piece. You could use beads/components created by other artists. Please give credit to that artist in your description.
4. If your submission will be loose beads/components, it may include any medium that you prefer to make those in. These submissions would also require a description of your creative thought process.
5. You may submit as many pieces as you like in a month, but please note that your name will be put in the hat once for the end of monthly giveaway. And in fairness, you can be chosen only once for designer of the week.
6. This challenge begins the first Monday of each month. Winners from the previous month will be announced the first Monday of the following month. For example January's challenge starts 1/2/12 and the winner announced 2/6/12.
7. Have fun, show off!!
Now for the really fun part- what you can win. Well, since it is February, there is lots of love up for grabs. Here are the prizes:
Our own Mary Jane Dodd is donating one "be love" bracelet bar, valued at $15
Can you feel the love? I sure can. So lets get Struttin'! Don't forget to share a little bit of your thought process, inspiration and what your piece is made of.
7 comments:
Congratulations, Lucia! I absolutely LOVE your work.... as you know :o)
MaryAnn
Yay, Lucia. Boy, I sure wish I could get in on February's prizes... =)
Lovin the hearts!
That is beautiful!
Gorgeous things. These pieces certainly are something to strut about. They are wonderful.
I am so excited to be chosen and especially thrilled to receive prizes from these very talented artists! Many thanks!
Absolutely amazing pieces! I big thumup for all your gold jewellery work!
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