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by Hair Artist Sandra Johnson |
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"Family Bouquet" This Brooch is made with the hair |
"Family Bouquet" This Brooch is made with the hair |
"Prince of Wales" This was a popular style in |
"Family Bouquet" This brooch is made with |
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brooches can
be engraved on the back They feature a pin with a safety clasp and a loop for a chain. |
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First Hair Cut |
wedding gifts, mother's day presents or for sentimental reasons. All pieces are custom made for the client, using hair the client has provided. Request for custom designs can usually be accommodated, and hair can be placed inside a piece the customer provides if it has been created for hair art placement. |
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"Swan Sepia Painting" Rose Edge Pendant/Brooch 1-1/4" . |
"Castle Sepia Painting" Rose Edge Pendant/Brooch 1-1/4" |
"Bridge Sepia Painting" Rose Edge Pendant/Brooch 1-1/4" |
"Rose"
![]() Off-Set Heart Pendant/Brooch 1-1/8" . |
"Pansies"
![]() Off-Set Heart Pendant/Brooch 1-1/8" . |
Hair Art Picture prices vary according to frame and size of art work. E-Mail for quote |
This picture hangs on the wall and is 5" x 7".
Note that two types of flowers are varieties of Heather which is the name of the young girl whose hair the picture is made from. |
| Buttons and
other ornaments
were made using hair also. Buttons can be made using any of the designs you see above. Buttons made using hair. |
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| Using
techniques from the 1700 and 1800's this
jewelry
is fashioned from a lock of your
loved
one's hair into the design of your choice. The "hair art"
is
worked on a piece of mother-of-pearl and then placed into a solid
sterling
silver pendant with a glass dome. The pendants have the
versatility
of being worn as either a necklace or a brooch.
They feature both a pin with a safety clasp and a loop for a chain on
the
back. These solid sterling pendants can also be ordered with a
24k
gold vermeil.
"Hair Jewelry" was made as a sentimental way to remember a loved one during Victorian times. This jewelry is made using the "cutwork" or "palette work" technique and results in a piece of "wearable art". Very
little
hair is needed, a small lock is sufficient to make any of the styles
shown.
The "Prince of Wales" style needs slightly longer (at least
2-1/2")
and more hair to design, and the "Basket Weave" also needs
slightly
more hair than some of the others. |
E-Mail for a Custom Quote For more information, e-mail Sandra@Locket-of-Hair.com |
© Sandra Johnson, Hair Artist 2008