I am learning more and more everyday, and loving it. What I have found the most interesting is the vast, possibly endless amount of free information and advice that is available on-line, it’s amazing. There are so many helpful websites and blogs for me to refer to, I just have to find them! The links to links and tweets to links are constantly being updated, and I have spent more time on-line this last week than I ever imagined that I would (or could).
This very short post is my thankyou to everybody offering advice, answering questions and generally sharing ideas and advice just because they can.
For anyone that is new a newcomer to Social Media I would like to recommend any of the 30 Challenges offered by Nikki Pilkington, I have learnt so much in a short time from these well pitched and easily followed Challenges, an additional thanks to you Nikki.
This photo is of school girls eager to learn in Nepal, in my previous job we raised funds for two additional classrooms for this school in the Kathmandu valley, enabling village girls to continue their education without having to leave home.We are about to launch our Seba Dizajn Christmas shopping website and 5% of all sales will go towards purchasing school uniforms for village girls whose families are unable to afford the uniform.
I have just realised the last post about Fergus needs some updating, I have been adding photos to our Seba Dizajn facebook page but not here…
Breakfast time
I am VERY happy to report that Fergus is looking good, he is a friendly young cat so if you are in Korcula stop by and say hello to him – he’s the cute one eyed one!
On Thursday 28 July Seba Dizajn is hosting a questions and answers session – we can’t wait for this chance to interact with all of you….
What is it all about?
What would you like to know?
That’s a good question, it is all about finding out what you want from us;
What would you like to know about traditional filigree, modern adaptations of the filigree technique, the art and origins of filigree. You ask it and we will do our best to answer it.
Maybe you are curious as to where the inspiration to create such beautiful pieces of jewellery comes from – I know I often am.
It is endlessly fascinating to watch Adolf work, sometimes he sketches ideas on a page, sometimes he will ask for my input, often it appears he is in his own creative bubble and things appear from his creative stem.
Or, maybe your question is not related to filigree or jewellery at all – and that’s ok too.
Why the name Adolf? I know you’ve been dying to know, join our question and answer session and will share what we can with you. How did I fall for someone named Adolf – I know my Mum was a little concerned when I first started talking about him!
