Call for Eastern Repouse Jewelry work

Victoria Lansford’s latest DVD, Metal Tehcniques of Bronze Age Masters: Eastern Repousse will be released this fall, and she’s looking for images of Eastern repousse work to include in the gallery section.

If you have taken one of her repousse classes or do this specific style of repousse, you are encouraged to submit images. There is no entry fee. Artists, whose work(s) are accepted will be given full credit with their images and will be given one free copy of the DVD when it becomes available.
Deadline to submit images: August 10, 2009
Notification of acceptance: October 1, 2009

For more information, check the website or email Victoria directly. Good luck!

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Continuing on with our celebration of MerMay this week is a stunning Mermaid shaker card from Mindy. If you don’t know about MerMay it happens each year in May where crafters and creators make Mermaid themed arts and crafts and share them on Instagram and other social media platforms under the hashtag #MerMay. This week I’ve shared a big post with lots of handmade Mermaid card ideas as well as a FREE Mermaid digital stamp so be sure to check those out!

And today here’s a tutorial from Mindy using stamps and dies from Lawn Fawn to create a super fun interactive shaker card. The stamped Mermaids were colored with Copic markers and she used colored ink pads to stamp out the solid coral and seaweed stamps, die cutting all the images. The background has die cut waves along with the die cut frame over the top, both ink blended with an ombre’ of blue ink pads. She filled her shaker with iridescent beads, sequins and stars and also included a heat embossed sentiment in the middle of the card.

You can watch her video tutorial over on the Lawn Fawn blog.

-Heather

You can find Lawn Fawn products here on Amazon and over at A Cherry On Top.

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