Showing posts with label SRAJD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SRAJD. Show all posts

Friday, December 17, 2010

Jewelry Show Time!

Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the beauties that I'll have out.
Bring a friend, and recieve a special gift. :)

Friday, May 1, 2009

Friday, March 27, 2009

Books!

I've decided that it's high time that I created a wonderful book, (or books!), from the thousands and thousands and thousands of flowers I've photographed... I'm also going to enter a competition! =^.^;=

It's funny just how addicted I am to photographing flowers. They each have their own personality that shows through.

In other news, my Etsy shop is pretty darn full again. 50+ items and growing on a regular basis. I've got a huge backlog of inventory, (because I just can't stop creating!), so much of what's in my shop is on sale. Woohoo!

And I really am making a concentrated effort to do some Spring Cleaning around my studio, so destash supplies are also going to end up in my shop.

Swing by! I promise you won't be disappointed. =~.^=

<3,
Andrea

Monday, March 5, 2007

SRAJD Update

I almost forgot! I was accepted to SRAJD, (Self-Representing Artist : Jewelry Designer)! I'm now listed in the SRAJD database, and have gotten my graphic to include in my Etsy jewelry listings. YAY!!!

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This image is now included in *most* of my jewelry listings. =*^.^*=

Saturday, January 27, 2007

SRAJD : Self-Representing Artist Jewelry Designer

Taken from the SRAJD website:
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What is SRAJD?

This acronym stands for Self-Representing Artist Jewelry Designer. If you design, create, and sell your own jewelry, you are eligible for SRAJD status. To apply you must: Sell jewelry (or similarly related items like keychains, bookmarks, etc) that you or someone in your immediate family designed and made. Yes, you may sell other things, but the SRAJD designation will be used to identify the jewelry items as made by you.

So far, there is no membership fee. I donate my time and my website to the project because I believe in it very strongly. The only "thing" you'll get out of this organization is mostly what you put into it. Meaning, we can all help to spread the word and raise customer awareness of the difference between artists trying to sell their own creation versus middlemen trying to make a buck off of slave labor and/or assembly-line craftsmanship.
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I applied for SRAJD tonight- what a kickbutt resource and network for designers! =^.^= I hope that I'm accepted! *grins* It's also great for independent artists, encouraging people to buy hand-made, instead of machine-made.