French
for "beautiful wardrobe," Belle Armoire®
marries fabric arts with rubber stamping and embellishmentsshowcasing
one-of-a-kind handmade fashions and wearable-art projects. Art stampers,
embroidery artists, custom jewelry designers, fabric painters, and
knitting and crocheting enthusiasts will find in Belle Armoire
opportunity and inspiration to create their own beautiful wardrobe.
Our
readers are hungry for new products: silk dyes and paints, beads and
charms, wire, silk and other textiles, yarns and fibers, rubber art
stamps, stencils, and polymer clay, to name a few. They also crave
information about cutting-edge techniques and products that will help
them achieve their most imaginative designs.
Artwork by
Jane Dunnewold
Artwork by
Katherine Sullivan
Belle
Armoire's editorial departments include:
Material
Differencesinformation about different fabrics and their uses.
Necessitiesa
column evaluating new products and videos. The editor welcomes submissions
of your product for a free review, as space permits.
Embellishmentsa
wide variety of techniques for making jewelry, evening bags, silk
scarves, belts, and other accessories.
Clay Artstechniques
for using polymer and other clays to make jewelry, and incorporating
rubber stamping, beading, and painting skills into the art.
"We
are a small business that has grown significantly over the past two
years. Advertising in Somerset Studio and Belle
Armoire has been part of a strategic plan in the growth of our
business. This approach has proven itself to be beneficial to the point
that we have recently opened a retail outlet in addition to our wholesale
business."
Pamela Tarpy, Owner
The Bead Boutique
"Belle
Armoire readers obviously have a passion for what they do, and
they have responded enthusiastically to our ads.
Kate Matthews
Folkwear Patterns
While other magazines
have neglected the strong crossover market, Belle Armoire
meets it head-on with innovative projects that incorporate a variety
of techniques and mixed-media products. For example, a silk painter
might add hand-sewn beads to her award-winning scarves and garments,
or a clothing designer could create jackets with photo transfers, machine
embroidery, beading, or handmade polymer clay buttons. Belle Armoire
puts advertisers in front of this new, integrated audience.
Your ad in Belle
Armoire opens your door to our readers imaginations. Contact
our Advertising Department for placement in our next issue: U.S. toll-free
(877) 782-6737, (949) 380-7318 or e-mail advertising@stampington.com.
RESERVATION & ARTWORK DEADLINES FOR 2008
These
dates are tentative and subject to change any time.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2008
Ad Space: October 18, 2007
Ad Materials: October 25, 2007
Drop Date: January 1, 2008
MARCH/APRIL 2008
Ad Space: December 6, 2007
Ad Materials: December 13, 2007
Drop Date: March 1, 2008
MAY/JUNE 2008
Ad Space: February 14, 2008
Ad Materials: February 21, 2008
Drop Date: May 1, 2008
JULY/AUGUST 2008
Ad Space: April 17, 2008
Ad Materials: April 24, 2008
Drop Date: July 1, 2008
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
Ad Space: June 19, 2008
Ad Materials: June 26, 2008
Drop Date: September 1, 2008
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2008
Ad Space: August 14, 2008
Ad Materials: August 21, 2008
Drop Date: November 1, 2008
ADVERTISING CONTACTS
To request a Media Kit and for more information, contact:
Tina Marlissa
Advertising Sales Manager tinam@stampington.com (949) 380-7318, Ext. 136
Stampington & Company
22992 Mill Creek, Suite B
Laguna Hills CA 92653
(949) 380-7318 Phone
(877) 782-6737 Toll Free
(949) 470-2977 Fax www.stampington.com & click on advertising