| |
||
| Sorry for such a long
pause since my last newsletter, but I've been pulled kicking and screaming
into the 21st century with a new DVD video series, PDF file email-delivered kit handouts, and a digital eBook Nookbook. |
||
Sample the YouTube
video preview for Make Wire-Wrapped Jewelry.
|
||
The four jewelry projects are all advanced designs
from my 3rd, 4th, and upcoming 5th books. Including the Incan
Triangle Necklace in bronze, and the Beaded
Butterfly Necklace in silver from the 3rd book on Saturday,
and the Money
Bracelet and Earrings from 4th book, and the Figure
Eight Bracelet and Earrings (as shown at left) from the 5th
book on Sunday. |
||
I'm now offering the base metal jewelry kits separately from the instructional handout to offer more shopping options to my clientele, and bringing the kit prices down to $5-16. The instructional handouts are available as full color printed copies at $6 and/or a PDF file digital download, which is automatically delivered by email and printable for $5. I have continued to increase the international reach of my instructional jewelry kits, with distribution in Australia by AussieMaille, in Canada by Bead FX, and in progress with clients in Japan and Germany. If you are bi-lingual and would translate my kit handouts
into your language to earn the distributorship rights in your country,
I am currently looking for translators/ distributors into the French,
Swedish, Hebrew, and Spanish languages - if interested, send me
an email. |
||
|
I was as surprise and delighted to see that Random
House converted my second book into two
eBook platforms; as a Nook
Book at Barns&Noble, and as a Kobo
eBook at Borders. If any of you have a Nook Color eBook reader,
and have purchased this digital file, I would love to know how it
compares to the printed version. I'm happy for every tree that isn't
pulped to print a book, and the green publishing revolution is providing
solutions.
|
||
I am honored to have my third book title featured in the April issue of Bead&Button magazine with a very complimentary book review by Tea Benduhn, as shown below.
|
||
My goal with this fourth 'self-published' book is to
illustrate a simplified, safe, and user-friendly technique for soldering
metal jump rings and creating large Argentium headpin wires, to be
combined with metal and gemstone beads into stunning jewelry designs.
|
||
![]() |
To this end, I would appreciate your thoughts on my proposal to reverse
the publishing order by starting with each jewelry project as an individual
PDF downloadable handout, then do a DVD video series on the techniques
of a few select projects, which would then be combined into an interactive
color eBook release. This proposal would saves a lot of trees, and
allows the option to print at a later date, a collective "best
of" volume from the projects within the 5th, 6th, and 7th books.
Any thoughts would be appreciated - thanks. |
|
If you have any thoughts, comments, or feedback; feel free to contact
me. |
||
|
|
||
Copyright © 2011 Scott David
Plumlee, all rights reserved. |
||