2.1.07 TO: BB-Blog editors FROM: Kira Bloom, SpoonFed Art
RE: Please take a moment to check out the amazing wearable art designs at www.SpoonFedArt.com and consider designer Karin Collins' beautifully unique artwork - made from ordinary spoons! - for coverage on your BB-Blog site. AOL Style proclaims them to be "staggeringly beautiful pendants with a soul" in this week's AOL Style Hotlist!
Los Angeles-based jewelry designer Karin Collins uses ordinary spoons as a bite-sized canvas for her beautiful, sparkling wearable art pieces - which AOL Style has just described as "staggeringly beautiful pendants with a soul." As Nylon magazine writes, SpoonFed Art is "an imaginative jewelry collection that takes wearable art to a new level. The L.A.-based designer hacks the handles off ordinary utensils and fills them with all things sticky, shiny, and bright... Wear one, and you're guaranteed to cause a few mouths to open." Before starting her jewelry company, Karin had originally begun making her spoon collages as a very personal art-oriented therapy to help her conquer a longterm eating disorder. SpoonFed Art continues to be a supporter of the National Eating Disorders Association to keep the focus of the business on the reason it was started - to help heal. Please see a sampling of our recent press mentions below - and for more information on the interesting and inspiring story behind SpoonFed Art, please have a look at this recent Los Angeles Weekly article: www.laweekly.com/la-vida/la-vida/the-art-of-spooning/14389/ Note: There's currently a 10 percent discount on all pendants at www.SpoonFedArt.com when our shoppers mention Health magazine - but there's only one month left in the offer! SpoonFed Art is profiled in the January/February issue of Health and the discount is now valid until the end of February 2007! Please pass that info on to your readers! Check out page 34 of the current issue of Health magazine or go to www.Health.com/offers for more details. Thanks! Hope all is well at BB-Blog!
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2.1.07
TO: BB-Blog editors
FROM: Kira Bloom, SpoonFed Art
RE: Please take a moment to check out the amazing wearable art designs at www.SpoonFedArt.com and consider designer Karin Collins' beautifully unique artwork - made from ordinary spoons! - for coverage on your BB-Blog site. AOL Style proclaims them to be "staggeringly beautiful pendants with a soul" in this week's AOL Style Hotlist!
Los Angeles-based jewelry designer Karin Collins uses ordinary spoons as a bite-sized canvas for her beautiful, sparkling wearable art pieces - which AOL Style has just described as "staggeringly beautiful pendants with a soul." As Nylon magazine writes, SpoonFed Art is "an imaginative jewelry collection that takes wearable art to a new level. The L.A.-based designer hacks the handles off ordinary utensils and fills them with all things sticky, shiny, and bright... Wear one, and you're guaranteed to cause a few mouths to open."
Before starting her jewelry company, Karin had originally begun making her spoon collages as a very personal art-oriented therapy to help her conquer a longterm eating disorder. SpoonFed Art continues to be a supporter of the National Eating Disorders Association to keep the focus of the business on the reason it was started - to help heal.
Please see a sampling of our recent press mentions below - and for more information on the interesting and inspiring story behind SpoonFed Art, please have a look at this recent Los Angeles Weekly article:
www.laweekly.com/la-vida/la-vida/the-art-of-spooning/14389/
Note: There's currently a 10 percent discount on all pendants at www.SpoonFedArt.com when our shoppers mention Health magazine - but there's only one month left in the offer! SpoonFed Art is profiled in the January/February issue of Health and the discount is now valid until the end of February 2007! Please pass that info on to your readers!
Check out page 34 of the current issue of Health magazine or go to www.Health.com/offers for more details.
Thanks! Hope all is well at BB-Blog!
Kira Bloom
SpoonFed Art
kira@spoonfedart.com
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