Project Design: Print & Poetry

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Project Design is our own friendly competition where we put together collection of independent designers for you to rate on your very own imaginary runway.

Tonight, Jael Paris and I will be meeting up for an event filled with printers, publishers and poets. In honor of books and words and poetry, I've found some literary jewelry. Which one would make a good addition to your library?

Renaissance Poem engraved Swirl Pendant by EmilyWiserJewelry


I Can't Write Poetry... by Suffix


Live Deliberately Ceramic Pendant by leapinglizards


The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by PuddinCup


Typewriter Necklace by CuteAbility


Wordsmith Charm Bracelet by ALikelyStory


poll by twiigs.com

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