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Such an artisan is Penelope Weinstein whose work you can see on Gallery 5`s Wearable Art site. Needless to say, all her pieces are one of a kind. This wonderful necklace on the right is her mixed fiber, beads and antique wooden jig saw puzzle necklace.
If you`ve never thought to incorporate surveyor's tape then you are not Penelope Weinstein! This tape necklace also includes African trade and wooden beads.
Antique children`s blocks, beads and fibre came together for this awesome signature piece :
She put together a whole bunch of vintage souvenir discs in this mixed fiber necklace:
The necklace below is her mixed fiber necklace incorporating wooden buttons and aluminum can pieces:
Other found object designers :
- Robot jewelry - Eco action 21st century Folk Art
- Jewelry made from recycled camera parts
- Credit card jewelry by Scavenger
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Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
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What a great imagination she has!
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