It’ a pleasure to introduce you to Emanuela Cerri username “Vyrtuosa”: mom, wife, editor and always something else. Has 2 men in the house, a job in the office, 100 bags in the closet and a passion for Marlene Kuntz.

She everyday creates new things using all materials she finds around. I have to say that her jewellery collection is fabulous: look at all the details:

Have a look at Emanuela Cerri’s blog you can buy everything you like.

But you can also enjoy together with her to create your own style using the stuff you find around. Be Eco-Fashion

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Amber Marie’s unique and contemporary selection of jewellery and accessory products are made using natural materials such as leather adorned with her own beautiful, eye catching print designs.

Amber uses unusual components and a variety of materials including vintage charms, beads and buttons, Russian dolls and ceramic animal beads, all sourced from all around the world. “I hope you enjoy wearing my products as much as I enjoy creating them” that’s what she loves to say to her fans.

Have a look at Amber Marie’s website and then enjoy to create your own style with all the stuff that you have around.

This is a great recycle fashion project. Black Dog Textiles’s aim is : “The idea is that we work together to make something that you particularly value. For example you might have material from a dress or suit or even a curtain which you would like to have transformed into a beautiful and usable object. You might have seen one of our bags and love one just like it only a different colour or pattern – we can do that (identical is more difficult)”.

Don’t loose more time, click on blackdogtextiles.com website to try now!

Thanks guys, July.

Jane Eldershaw wrote a book about her creations with an amazing title too “junk jewelry”. In her blog she says “junk jewellery is my name for jewelry made from found objects”. Here you can see just an example of what she likes to create: a necklace from old keys, calulator and champagne tops. Earrings from keyboard buttons. You can see more on Jane’s blog.

Now create yours and write your ideas, photos and videos at refashinoso@shicon.com.

Have a great life.

“Amazing all what you can do with old toys” this is the concept of Studio Lab, Italy. They talk about “Message to wear” that we can re-interpreter in “Wear the recycling message” and here you can see just a few examples of what they do in their lab:

Clich here to find out more about Studio Lab website.

Now just use yours to create your own neckless! Email your pictures, videos and ideas to refashinoso@shicon.com

See you around.