by Transient Treasures |
The push to go green these days is stronger than ever. And with the holidays fast approaching, what better way to be green than to either buy vintage, or repurposed a vintage piece of jewelry into a unique, one of a kind, and creative gift. |
With just a little imagination, and a glue gun, that old, damaged, un-wearable piece of vintage jewelry becomes modern, high fashion, and absolutely amazing. |
by Callooh Callay |
by The Happy Hoarder |
The uses are endless for old jewelry. Rhinestone pieces make the flashiest of additions to a purse or a hat, or even the heel/sole of a pump.
String an old brooch onto a newly designed necklace to mix the old and the new for a fantastic look. Old ties, barrettes, hair combs, even old shoe clips, glasses, and cuff links and be repurposed into some spectacular pieces - from new hair accessories, to embellishments on scarves and totes. The possibilities are endless! |
While I would never recommend using a perfectly functional brooch in this way, and would advise repairing damaged vintage items if at all possible, if a piece is beyond wearable repairs, don't throw it in the trash. Reuse and recycle! |
Dec 1, 2011
Vintage Old Becomes Vintage New
I specialize in vintage designer signed jewelry - Juliana, Weiss, Trifari, Coro, & many others, as well vintage glass & pottery - from Fenton to Fostoria, Imperial to Indiana, Royal Doulton to Royal Albert, Aynsley to Spode, California Potteries, and so much more.
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7 comments:
Love it! You've inspired me to try making a necklace this weekend!
Great post--such a sweet little butterfly necklace and pin. Thanks so much for including my button necklace!
I love the character of creatively repurposed jewelry and accessories! Thanks for including my butterfly.
Vintage and antique jewelry remade with a new twist is just so very FINE ! Great Post !
A great post on reusing and recycling! A great place to find something different and unique is with these vintage etsy sellers...
Great post! Love the creativity. Honored to have my ooak brooch included here.
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