Jewelry & Beading

Call for Entries - Plastic Jewelry

by Tammy Powley on July 22nd, 2007

Resin seems to be a growing trend in jewelry making. If you have experience with it, then you may want to check into this from Lark Books:

The Art of Jewelry: Plastic & Resin
Editor: Marthe Le Van

Lark Books seeks images to feature in the gallery section of an upcoming how-to publication, The Art of Jewelry: Plastic & Resin, scheduled for release in Fall 2008. All jewelry forms - rings, bracelets, earrings, brooches, necklaces, and others - will be considered. Diverse design styles and techniques - such as laminating, cold connecting, carving, constructing, thermoforming, molding, inlaying, and textile techniques - are desired. Materials can include commercial acrylic sheet and block, plastic resin, manufactured plastic forms, post-consumer or other repurposed plastics, and more. Fabricated metal jewelry with plastic and/or resin as a major component are also welcome.

We accept high-quality transparencies, slides, and digital images. No entry fee is required. Submissions must be postmarked by August 13, 2007.

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