SELECT: Mix And Match Your Own Wire Jewelry Tutorials Value Pack

September’s SELECT promotion is here! Starting from 2nd September 2010 for LIMITED TIME only!
* I just LOVE September, have you gotten your copy of Vogue yet? That’s the bible for fashionista of the year that you should not missed alright?
As I was having my BOGO promotion, I ran into inquiries like “will I ever get to see designers bundling tutorials up together to run a BOGO promotion?”, “Will I ever get to buy a package with mixture of works from various handmade jewelry artists?"
That sorta put me in silence for awhile.
This kind of thing had never happened in the past though, I mean, yes there is an online community that would allow artists to sell their handmade jewelry instructions together and get a discount, but so far artists get together “themselves” and offer a great deal to their common customer base is rare. So I took action and start contacting my jewelry artists friends, and here’s what I have put up for you for this month. Come on if you like this idea you gotta tell me, leave us a message under this posts so that other artists get to see what you really think. The concept is when artists gets together to offer something like this, they either sell the package as a whole or they sell nothing at all, for example if one of the artist is offering just one tutorial to the SELECT promotion, then buyer’s chance to buy this SELECT item is only ONCE, here’s the scenario:

Corra: 23 tutorial
Dianne: 1 tutorial
Erin: 4 tutorials
Julie: 5 tutorials

The possible mix-and-match you could come up with might be: DCH011, DKB007, EBE004, JBD001:

Notice that there is no second item from Dianne for this SELECT listing that you can choose from to mix-and-match package for the second time, this means you can only mix-and-match ONCE for now.
So here’s the deal:

1. Choose most highly priced item from the option list (or any item you would love to received at 50% off from retail price) and Mix-And-Match SELECT listing.
2. If you would like to buy 22 other items from me, you gotta buy it directly from me;
3. if you would like to buy 3 other tutorials from Erin, you gotta buy directly from her too, either from her Etsy store OR in Guest Artists section of de Cor’s Handmades Instant Download website (because her items now are available at de Cor's Handmades instant download site);
4. if you would like to buy 4 other tutorials from Julie, you too have buy directly from her, either from her Etsy store OR in Guest Artists section of de Cor’s Handmades Instant Download website.

It's the agreement we have established to list guests’ handmade jewelry tutorials at de Cor's Handmades Instant Download website though - since you are already shopping in there, we might as well make it convenient for you. But if you would like to buy items from artists’ Etsy store or their own website, please feel free to do so. I don't take 50% off their product price, I really don't mind if you would buy directly from them. I am a strong believer of platform sharing that's all. And I will let them know who have bought their tutorials too so that if you have any question about a design, you contact them directly so that they can assist you with what they are great at.
Now let’s go to find out more about each one of them~
Erin from EarringsByErin:

Bio:
SRAJD Self-Representing Artist Jewelry Designer member #1534
~ KORU ~ New Zealand Maori name given to the new unfurling fern frond and symbolises new life, growth, strength and peace. Noun is to fold, loop and coil - the basis of my designs!
Hear Erin speak:
“All of my jewelry is meticulously handcrafted by myself with top quality sterling silver and excellent gemstones. My designs are one-of-a-kind, unless a special request is made for a repeat.
I live on the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia and use gemstones from all around the world. I love to support my fellow Etsy sellers, so purchase the majority of my gemstones right here on Etsy.
I'm increasingly influenced by New Zealand Maori art and carvings, and flora and fauna. I strive for clean, delicate, symmetrical, wearable jewelry - every piece I craft is a piece I would personally wear.
I named one of my favorite wire motifs the "Koru", which is the New Zealand Maori name given to the new unfurling fern frond. It symbolises new life, growth, strength and peace. Noun is to fold, loop and coil - the basis of my designs.
My other passion is Greyhound rescue and adoption. When I'm not working with wire I'm playing with my dogs. I'm also learning to ride a horse and am interested in all things equine.
My Flickr gallery - http://www.flickr.com/photos/24507971@N03/”

Dianne from DianneKargBaron Design:

Bio:
Dianne Karg Baron is an award-winning Canadian wire artist and instructor. She has been creating jewellery using precious metal wire and gemstones for more than 10 years. Her work has been featured in magazines, fine craft publications and books, including "500 Earrings" by Lark Books, "Contemporary Bead & Wire Jewelry" by Suzanne Tourtillott & Nathalie Mornu, "Wire in Design" by Barbara McGuire, and "All Wired Up!" by Mark Lareau.
Dianne teaches courses in Wire Art Jewellery at George Brown College in Toronto, and at the Haliburton School of the Arts in Haliburton, Ontario. She has been a Guest Instructor at workshops held in Canada and in the United States. She is a member of the Metal Arts Guild of Canada (Past President) and the International Guild of Wire Jewelry Artists (Past President, Juried Member, Charter Member).
Dianne completed the Jewellery Techniques Certificate at George Brown College. She graduated from Ryerson University with a Bachelor of Applied Arts (Interior Design) in 1988. Her jewellery is available through Art Galleries, Gallery Shops and Arts & Crafts Shows in Canada, as well as on the Internet. She writes about her creative journey, classes and upcoming events on her website:
www.wrapturewirejewellery.on.ca
She lives in Oshawa, just east of Toronto, with her husband and children.
Hear Dianne speak:

“I love to draw, and bending wire reminds me of drawing. It's a natural medium for conveying how lines express mood, form and texture. My inspiration comes from nature, from history, from mythology, from abstract art and sometimes from episodes in my own life. I'm attracted to anything that sparks my curiosity and arouses in me the sense of being fully connected with and conscious of the world in which I live. Many of the pieces I make tell a little story, and become jewellery with an inner voice.
Instant updates available on Twitter: http://twitter.com/DianneKargBaron
If you've enjoyed your visit here today, you might also LIKE my Facebook page.”

Julie from JewlieBeads Design:

Bio:
SRAJD Self-Representing Artist Jewelry Designer member #2065
Hear Julie speak:
“All pieces are created by me in my home studio. My pieces make the perfect gift for that special someone, or to have and treasure for yourself. I'm now adding handmade lampwork beads to my shop. I've been making lampwork beads for 3 years now in my home studio. I use vetrofond, cim, ask, moretti/effetre, and Double Helix soft glasses. All my beads are properly kiln annealed and dremel cleaned. The beads are wound on a 3/32 mandrel unless specified in the listing. I will be listing new pieces often so please stop by again soon.
Check out my blog: http://jewliebeads.blogspot.com”

Alright, this is what I am doing for you this month, and we hope things work out well. Let me know what you think, give me a chance to know what you want, then I will see what I can do for you.
To participate in this promotion, here’s the SELECT listing.
Have fun playing!
Corra @ de Cor’s Handmades