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Loominosity lantern frame
Last post 07-03-2008 4:09 PM by Ann Dee Allen. 1 replies.
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  • 05-03-2008 2:41 PM

    Loominosity lantern frame

    The frame mentioned in the article is not on the metiers.biz website.  

     

    Is there another option or source for obtaining these frames? Or, will Bead & Button post directions on how to make one?

     

     

  • 07-03-2008 4:09 PM In reply to

    Re: Loominosity lantern frame

     

    How to order the Japanese lantern frame

    Here are some tips to help you order the loomwork lantern frame for the four-panel lantern in the June and August issues of Bead&Button. Go to www.metiers.biz, and notice the box that says "About ordering the lantern frame introduced on Bead&Button magazine" and an image of beadwork. Click on the beadwork image to send an e-mail to Metiers and ask about ordering the frame. Metiers will reply with a short order form for you to complete and return by e-mail. Metiers is the gallery that represents the frame-maker and the lantern designer, Naomi Sakuma.

    You will need to go to a local bank and request an electronic transfer of funds. The $140 transfer should be made to an account number provided by Metiers. The amount includes shipping. The bank can help you with this, and it's a great way to learn how to do overseas transactions in our global  economy. Please take all of the information about the account that Metiers sends to you to the bank with you.

    After Metiers confirms the order and payment, the frame-maker receives the order. It takes about six weeks to make and send the frame. Do not let the wait deter you, however, as making each lantern panel takes time.

    Thank you for your patience. Metiers cannot accept credit cards because Japanese regulations are very complicated for a smaller gallery. As Americans, it's easy to forget that we need to adapt to another way of doing things at times! 

     

    Ann Dee Allen

    Editor

    Bead&Button magazine 

     

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