To enter the contest you must comment below. Each one of the following types of comments counts for a vote. I will use Random.org to determine the winner, so make sure to make each entry count by listing them INDIVIDUALLY. International players are more than welcome, this prize is very light weight. ;)
1. Comment with an answer to this question - What types of jewelry tutorials would you like to see on this blog? (Examples: beginner beading, resin and bezels, polymer clay, metal clay, stringing, mixed media jewelry, etc.)
2. Follow my blog! I'd love for you to follow me, and I will be offering tutorials and giveaways so it will be beneficial to you too. Try me out and if you are not happy with my content after a few weeks, just unfollow. Just leave me a comment that says something like "Hey crazy jewelry lady, I am now a Native Bloom follower." If you have a blog, feel free to include a hyperlink to yours, I will return the favor (and other readers may too).
3. Tell me would you rather learn by watching a video, reading a blog post, or downloading a PDF (or a combination of two or more of the three)?
4. Like my Native Bloom page on Facebook. When I start my jewelry sales the beginning of next year I will use this page to offer deals and discounts. Leave a comment letting me know you liked my page (along with your FB name).
5. Share this post on your Facebook page (include a link to your post).
6. Repost this on your blog (make sure to include the link).
7. Pin this picture with the headline "Charmed Brass Book Giveaway by Native Bloom - ends 10/11/13." Once again, include the link please.
That's seven ways to win!!!!! Once again, make sure to post each entry individually to give yourself extra chances to win. I'm going to let the giveaway run until 11:59 PM (Central) on Friday, October 11th, and announce the winner on Saturday, October 12th. I will post the winning comment on a new blog post that Saturday, so make sure you are following my blog or check back with me on that day. I will give the winner one week to send me their email address. If the winner does not contact me by that date, I will choose again. Game on guys and gals!
Here's a picture of the necklace as it appeared in Bead Trends.
You guys are rocking the comments, thanks so much! I'm reading them, just don't want to comment and mess the count up. Thanks guys for all of your feedback!!!!
polymer clay tutorial guides,I always wondered how to do beautiful shapes with it!
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ReplyDeleteI would rather watch a video, since I really like seeing the process between the levels,and hearing someone explain always helps me!
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ReplyDeleteI would love to learn more about resin and bezels, and video would be a plus!
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I really like downloadable PDFs. I like to be able to print it out so it's easier to look at later.
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ReplyDeleteTutorials on mixed media jewelry would be great!
ReplyDeleteI'd prefer a blog post plus a PDF file so I can take them over to my workdesk and get crafty myself! :-)
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ReplyDeleteI'd like to see a resin tut! eclairre at ymail dot com
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see some beading tutorials. I made my very first beaded cross last week! It wasn't exactly how I wanted, but it was not a total waste either. So I'm hyped into beading right now. :3
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn with a video and a blog post. But it really depends on the video quality. Sometimes, when bloggers are beggining to use videos to this purpose, they get a weird camera angle and it gets really hard to follow the tutorial. So, to be sure that people understand, I think the two are cool.
ReplyDeleteHi! I would love to see resin and stringing tutorials :).
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ReplyDeleteI learn by reading blog posts & watching videos.
ReplyDeleteI would like to how to photos, beginner beading would be cool.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see some leather jewelry tutorials. I never seem to find that many.
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I'm able to get more out of watching a video for tutorials.
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I'd love a stringing tutorial :)
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ReplyDeleteI'd love tutorials through blog post and videos!
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i love (and learn better) by watching videos..if i have the time. Blog posts with pics are good too (:
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I really prefer using blog posts because with pdfs I tend to download it and for get about it and videos are sometimes differcult to understand.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see tutorials about making polymer clay and resin /or glass jewels- mainly pendants and pretty little earrings :)
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I LOVE watching video tutorials -they're more personal and direct ones, easier to learn if I see it:)- also love to download PDFs!
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I would love to see polymer clay rings and wire rings as well :D
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more tutorials on resin and bezels. :)
ReplyDeleteI prefer video tutorials and step-by-step photos. :)
ReplyDeleteI liked your Facebook page (Ming Suller). It's easier for me to view your lovely products on that platform. :)
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beginner beading would be awesome! videos are easier for me!
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ReplyDeletei would love to see videos!
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ReplyDeleteI am always up for more polymer clay tutorials! :)
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