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Yael Bolender has had her crafting business since 2006. But don't let that fool you. She's quite an accomplished individual. She has worked for a clothing designer, written her own book and more. See just a few of her products and read her story.

If the used items in this world have any friend, it is Yael. She believes in giving them new life by combining them with the new and raw. Of course, if the fancy strikes her, she'll turn something new into a custom creation all by itself.

Since 2006 she's endeavored to bring her style and spirit to the U.S. in Los Angeles, California.

Yael was born in Tel Aviv, Israel but was raised in Paris, France. She has a Bachelors degree in Economics and a Diploma in Decorative Painting. Before beginning her career in home design, she spent some time working for Louis Feraud French fashion designer.

She wrote her first book with J.P. Delpech : Une Nouvelle Vie Pour Vos Objets (Didier Carpentier Publishing). She's also organized many workshops for Rougier & Plé and in her own studio.

She's worked for several galleries and shops such as Princesse Lala, l'Auto-Ecole, les Ames Galantes, Eglantine Fleurs, Comme à la Campangne, Les Jardins de Pontieu, Ivan Estivalet, Armaria, Raw Style and many others.

No stranger to the world of print, she's appeared in and worked for magazines such as Mon Jardin & Ma Maison, Art et Décoration, Figaro Madame, Femme Actuelle, Frontier (Japan), Systeme D, Maison de Femme Pratique and Maison Francaise.

As an artist she's exhibited in Paris, France and Heerlen, Netherlands.

See more of her womens fashion accessories and home dècor.