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内容説明 Designed to make people look twice， Junk Jewelry’s beauty lies in featuring otherwise ordinary items in artful， surprising ways. What looks like a metal cuff turns out to be made of safety pins; translucent hoop earrings are actually computer chips; and a drawer pull transforms into a pendant. As the world goes green， there’s never been a better time to pack a visual punch with recycled materials and everyday objects or mementos found in a dresser， at a flea market， or in the attic.
But Junk Jewelry isn’t just about throwing together useless bits without some thought—artist and designer Jane Eldershaw shares prin-ciples for assembling it successfully without sacrificing imagination. You’ll learn how to find inspiration， create aesthetic rhythm， and pull off wearing the pieces with panache.
With a focus on acquiring a visual vocabulary and having fun without spending a lot of money， the 25 projects featured here are perfect for anyone who appreciates thrift-store funkiness and avant-garde fashion.
Hipsters and fashionistas will be pleased to find that Eldershaw also delves into the high-fashion roots of the medium， starting with Coco Chanel all the way up to recent collections by Jeffrey Chow. With step-by-step instructions， tips on finding the best raw materials， and instructional illustrations， Junk Jewelry is both a thoughtful how-to manual and a unique， intellectually satisfying style guide.