SAKUSEI Collection - Tweet and WIN a BIJOUX
In vista del Natale che sta arrivando al galoppo, abbiamo deciso di mettere in palio una delle ultime collane SAKUSEI della serie “NAME”. Questa serie ha la particolarità di essere composta solamente da pezzi unici (JO: Just One). Le 135 collane realizzate, infatti, avevano tutte un nome, una storia e una data di nascita, pertanto sono tutte non ripetibili.
Volendo accontentare qualche fan in più mettiamo in palio anche un anellino bambolina, ribattezzata YOSHI, cioè “buona fortuna” in giapponese. La nostra piccola Yoshi su Anello, infatti, è stata quasi vittima di un furto durante l’Hobby Show, sventato in tempo, perciò la consideriamo di buon auspicio e la mettiamo in palio per voi! :-)
Può partecipare chiunque, anche chi non ha l’account Facebook o il blog. E’ sufficiente seguire le indicazioni qui sotto:
REGOLAMENTO:
1) Visitate la pagina della SAKUSEI Collection (qui) e lasciate Comment on this post pointing to the necklace you like the series "NAME" (unless you have a gmail account let your mail or an address where to find the facebook)
2) Become a FAN ( button like ) of the page maiSister Bijoux Handmade (here) and if you follow this Blog (who does not have Facebook accounts can only follow the blog and vice versa)
3) Suggest that the contest to all your friends ( too many times you like)
NB will be considered valid, the comments left on this post!
The contest starts today and runs until December 3, 2010, the day before 21 pm as usual will extract the winners using the list of comments and the site random.org.
If the deadline laid down in 1000 we reached LIKE there will be an additional premium, but will remain a surprise until the expiration date.
Good luck to all!
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
How To Make Rings Out Of Shag Bands
RINGS: AN IDEA TO EXHIBIT!
Hello everyone!
Because you always try in the sea of \u200b\u200bthe web of ideas on how to expose your objects (we did it ourselves :-)), here's an idea for the rings, or rather, as we have interpreted our style and minimalist Japanese we moved the exhibition. I state that do Ikea is always a spin very constructive, especially because it always locates any object that can be adapted. In this case we ciomunque uusare limited to items for those who were white and being lent themselves remarkably well to our purpose :-). Here is a picture of the result, that the show has had its counterpart ... thick branches and rings inserted! Enjoy
Hello everyone!
Because you always try in the sea of \u200b\u200bthe web of ideas on how to expose your objects (we did it ourselves :-)), here's an idea for the rings, or rather, as we have interpreted our style and minimalist Japanese we moved the exhibition. I state that do Ikea is always a spin very constructive, especially because it always locates any object that can be adapted. In this case we ciomunque uusare limited to items for those who were white and being lent themselves remarkably well to our purpose :-). Here is a picture of the result, that the show has had its counterpart ... thick branches and rings inserted! Enjoy
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