Just in case you had a pile of outdated syllabus books waiting to be resold as trash or abandoned at the best then here’s something designer British Jeremy May has to suggest as an alternative. The Brit reused his pile of books to create a line of impressive fashion accessories called the Littlefly Jewels. These have been crafted from laminated sheets of paper later covered by gloss. Each unique jewel has image or text followed from the book which only enhances the overall appeal.
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