Let's start off the year with a giveaway......
How about a big group of wood-fired beads, enameled beads and hoops?
Please share your answer to this question:
What techniques would you like to learn in the upcoming year?
You can enter up to three times. Please be creative in how you "earn" the other entries. I will leave it up to you. Share on your blog, Facebook, etc. and let us know you did. If you do not have that option, feel free to share in any way that you can think of and let us know how you shared.
Please leave an email address or another way to contact you if you win.
As always, thank-you for supporting those who create handmade with handmade,
MaryAnn
Would like to learn enameling in all its forms
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn how to torch fire enamel beads. Just bought the book and hope to try soon.
ReplyDeletei would like to learn so much more !
ReplyDeleteHow to use silverclay, enameling, how to use od podge in jewellerymaking, how to work with resin for making b eads and cabochons...
Beautiful! I'm starting the wear out learning all about wire. I have plans for learning DSLR photography and we will see what else may come about
ReplyDeleteLove these beads! hmmm I have been beading for 48 years and although I know and teach most of the stitches I would like to perfect my Soutache work.
ReplyDeleteNicole/Beadwright
I really want to learn enameling. I also want to continue learning soldering; I manage it in class but really struggle with it at home, sigh.
ReplyDeleteI too would love to see more on enameling and how to take great photos.
ReplyDeleteThx.
enameling and metal clay are on my list for this year.. it's more of getting over a fear of the torch than anything.. love your pieces...
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn Soutache, as that's one technique I have zero experience in. Not a new technique, but I'd like to get more better (!) at soldering.
ReplyDeleteI actually signed up for a two month class that starts in a week or so...lost wax casting! I'm so excited. It was offered through our adult education program at a local high school that has a fully outfitted jewelry making lab (through a hefty grant). Jump starting 2013 with some new skills.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the giveaway! The beads are beautiful. I plan to learn to incorporate beads into some baskets that I'm weaving.
ReplyDeleteWould love to learn torch enamel & broken china jewelry. Am going to Adorn Me!in Houston & Bead Fest Santa Fe to learn even more things. Don't blog but I "followed" 3 ways: Facebook, Google, & email. Thanks for all the wonderful posts on this site; it's one I check EVERY day!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn lost wax casting. Am looking for a teacher in the Santa Cruz area, anyone have any leads?
ReplyDeleteThanks for this giveaway!
Happy New Year,
Juliette
I am a bookbinder and I use beads for enclosures. I would like to expand my repertoire of enclosures and learn creative ways to use beading along the way! Thank you for this giveaway opportunity.
ReplyDeleteErin of art-is-try
I would like to learn how to make copper cuff bracelets adding riveted items and the fold forming.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this opportunity to win something I would love to work with.
Cheri
I have shared on facebook.
ReplyDeleteIm learning to work create ceric focals.
ReplyDeleteTiff.goff@gmail.com
Hard question there is soooo much I would love to learn. I think etching would be top of my list tho.
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn torch fire & enamel bead...
ReplyDeleteI am wanting to learn how to solder. And to improve my enameling and fold forming.
ReplyDeleteJust tweeted about this. https://mobile.twitter.com/kayzkreationz/status/288087994026582017
ReplyDeleteshared here
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Happy New Year! Thank you for the giveaway opportunity! This year I'd like to learn additional photography and marketing/networking skills...and as far as jewelry, polymer clay is something that interests me!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn to solder and enameling would be cool too. Tips and tricks using easily found objects and supplies are always great too.
ReplyDeleteEnameling and soldiering tutorials would be great. :)
ReplyDeleteI shared on Facebook too.
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn to solder, torch-fire enamel beads and work with metal clay.
ReplyDeletecsdillman at gmail dot com
I goal for this year is to learn torch fired enameling.
ReplyDeleteI shared on Facebook
ReplyDeleteI pinned to my wish list here http://pinterest.com/pin/27795722671982538/
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried polymer clay yet and just bought a toaster oven. beetique@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteShared on facebook! beetique@gmail.com
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i'm recovering from a TBI...so i'm learning anew the creative skills i already know...i remember how to do most creative skills...it's the physical dexterity that i'm learning anew...which does take the help of others that know how...i'm grateful that i'm able to still learn...play well...mrct at madisonrain dot com
ReplyDeletei'm recovering from a TBI...so i'm learning anew the creative skills i already know...i remember how to do most creative skills...it's the physical dexterity that i'm learning anew...which does take the help of others that know how...i'm grateful that i'm able to still learn...play well...mrct at madisonrain dot com
ReplyDeleteI am new at making Viking knitting and want to know more about the technology, and I would also like to learn to solder, it would be great!
ReplyDeleteEnameling beads like the ones in your Belle Amoire piece. Those are gorgeous and fit in with a direction my husband and I are headed this year.
ReplyDeleteThe beads you made in your pieces in the Belle Amoire. Love them and the whole feeling.
ReplyDeleteThose are perfect for a direction my husband I are going this year with his new line. My email is cfick1@me.com
I want to learn enameling this year. I don't have a kiln, but have just bought a book about torch-firing, so I am pretty excited! Pretty please count me in for your awesome giveaway! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAngi Mullis dj2isme@aol.com
Happy new year to all!!
ReplyDeleteBeing a "baby" in jewelry making, I am eager to learn everything there is out there :-)
I'd love to start with seed beading, although I admit it intimidates me a little
:-)
DESPINA
deb_oro@yahoo.gr
I also shared this lovely giveaway on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DESPINA_VNT/status/289391539430510592
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deb_oro@yahoo.gr
Plus I shared the giveaway on FB (Despina Vnt):
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DESPINA
deb_oro@yahoo.gr
Hello and happy and creative new year!
ReplyDeleteI am very eager to start with metal clay, I am waiting for my first kit to arrive
:-)
Joanna-Gloria, yana_ven@yahoo.gr
I shared in Facebook as Gloria Grahame
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Joanna-Gloria, yana_ven@yahoo.gr
shared on facebook
ReplyDeletedoing the wire wrap around a single bead.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn to do more with wire and resin
ReplyDeleteI shared on my Facebook page as Shaiha Williams
ReplyDeleteThere is so much I want to learn!! At the moment I am learning to crochet from the internet. I hope to be doing a jewellery making course at evening classes soon :o)
ReplyDeleteriveting and enameling are at the top of my list this year. I also have a bunch of patinas that I have yet to experiment with.
ReplyDeleteeastrother1@gmail.com
I have been stringing for many years, but I want to work on doing some decent wire work this year. Practice, practice, practice!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway - would love to win it. I would like to learn fold forming and better my soldering skills(or lack thereof!)
ReplyDeletermar261783@aol.com