[ARCHIVED] CIRCULAR LIBRARY x OTHER LIVES STUDIO

We had jewelry collage workshop with Other Lives Studio. Creative souls were gathered - people who wanted to reform their unused jewelry and those who wanted to make their own jewelry. Some came with friends and had a great time making something totally new!  
 
Pretty but unused jewelry, such as necklaces handed down by a grandmother or gifted from a significant other, bracelets, brooches, and pins, were recreated with new chains or using them with other jewelry. 

 
Other Lives Studio only uses recycled/vintage/discarded materials for their workshops, which give participants a variety of options to choose from and give them a second life!