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	Larks Books--Jewelry Designers & Fiber Artists
News & Notes Happenings Meetings Area Info Contact Us	Dear Mary, I ran across these call for “project proposals” that some of your members might be interested in. I have had numerous jewelry projects published by Lark Books and it is a great way to share knowledge with others. It is also an opportunity for artists to earn a little extra money, showcase their work and receive a complimentary book. If the link does not work, go to www.larkbooks.com and click on artist submissions. Jewelry Design Challenge: 30-Minute Necklaces Editor: Marthe Le Van Entry Deadline: August 3, 2009 Are you a skilled and imaginative jewelry designer who is up for a challenge? Great! Your mission is to design a necklace or pendant that can be made…start to finish…in 30 minutes flat. 30-Minute Necklaces will showcase more than 50 incredibly stylish step-by-step projects that can be created without investing too much of a valuable commodity—time! The selected designs will be modern and sophisticated and encompass many different styles and techniques. The common denominator will be fast projects that look terrific! PS: In 30-Minute Necklaces, we won’t be teaching fundamental jewelry making techniques. Designers can assume that their readers are already proficient (and quick!) at the basics. Accept the challenge! Download an entry form here. Knitting Capelets, Cowls & Collars Editor: Nathalie Mornu Entry deadline: June 12, 2009 Lark Books seeks project proposals for a book titled Knitting Capelets, Cowls & Collars. We seek 25 fresh and flirty original designs of knitted capelets, cowls, and collars for an upcoming book geared toward the beginner/intermediate knitter. The tone of this 96-page paperback book will be sophisticated, but with an urban, romantic edge, highlighting the range of possibilities in these clever cover-ups. We’re especially interested in featuring projects with dynamic color combinations, luscious yarn choices, and surprising details. More Info and Proposal Form here. Hope this is helpful. If you have questions or need additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact me. Best, Karen

Larks Books--Jewelry Designers & Fiber Artists

Dear Mary,

I ran across these call for “project proposals” that some of your members might be interested in. I have had numerous jewelry projects published by Lark Books and it is a great way to share knowledge with others. It is also an opportunity for artists to earn a little extra money, showcase their work and receive a complimentary book. If the link does not work, go to www.larkbooks.com and click on artist submissions.

Jewelry Design Challenge: 30-Minute Necklaces
Editor: Marthe Le Van
Entry Deadline: August 3, 2009

Are you a skilled and imaginative jewelry designer who is up for a challenge? Great! Your mission is to design a necklace or pendant that can be made…start to finish…in 30 minutes flat.

30-Minute Necklaces will showcase more than 50 incredibly stylish step-by-step projects that can be created without investing too much of a valuable commodity—time! The selected designs will be modern and sophisticated and encompass many different styles and techniques. The common denominator will be fast projects that look terrific!

PS: In 30-Minute Necklaces, we won’t be teaching fundamental jewelry making techniques. Designers can assume that their readers are already proficient (and quick!) at the basics.

Accept the challenge! Download an entry form here.

Knitting Capelets, Cowls & Collars
Editor: Nathalie Mornu
Entry deadline: June 12, 2009

Lark Books seeks project proposals for a book titled Knitting Capelets, Cowls & Collars.

We seek 25 fresh and flirty original designs of knitted capelets, cowls, and collars for an upcoming book geared toward the beginner/intermediate knitter. The tone of this 96-page paperback book will be sophisticated, but with an urban, romantic edge, highlighting the range of possibilities in these clever cover-ups. We’re especially interested in featuring projects with dynamic color combinations, luscious yarn choices, and surprising details. More Info and Proposal Form here.

Hope this is helpful. If you have questions or need additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Best, Karen