I had doubts to post this one but I think it's better than some polls  

At least you can hear Jade's voice and accent  

This is the video
http://www.guardian.co.uk/theobserver/video/2009/feb/08/jade-jagger-observer-wom...


Difficulty level: Child's play
Jade Jagger The Observer, Sunday 8 February 2009
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2009/feb/08/jade-jagger-fashion

Jade Jagger talks about designing a bracelet for Observer Woman magazine's 'make your own' edition Link to this video Jade Jagger says: The bracelet I've made for Observer Woman uses household things that are easily available, ribbon and safety pins. Of course you can use whatever kind of ribbon you like, something more fancy than mine if you prefer, or even a piece of elastic, which would help it stay on your wrist without you having to tie it.

First, thread lots of safety pins onto the ribbon - always representative of a punky kind of notion - and then add charms to decorate the safety pins, although you can decorate your pins with whatever you want - beads or different little funky bits and bobs that you've picked up on your travels. Just put a charm onto some or all of the safety pins, then poke one pin through the end of the ribbon to secure them all to stop them sliding off. Finally, tie the ribbon around your wrist.

I got into making my own jewellery some time ago because I used a lot of gold leaf in my artwork. Then I started using beads and realised there was quite a close crossover between my artwork and the jewellery world.

I love incorporating different ideas, concepts, vintage pieces and all sorts into my jewellery. We express ourselves through the way we dress and the way we accessorise, and I think there's something special about getting something from your wardrobe, reinventing it and making it your own.

thanks lady jane, i changed the subject title to get more attention and it worked now this has been read more than 174 times