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• In contrast to the expensive pieces of hair jewelry crafted by artisans, many women of the 19th century began crafting their own hairwork in their homes.
• Similarly, the Victorian Hairwork Society also offers a space for members to share their art, identify historical pieces, and request work to be crafted online.
• For example, the women of Mora, Sweden, became experienced in hairwork and made it possible for groups other than the very wealthy to afford hair jewelry.
• Hairwork, an art still practiced today by the Victorian Hairwork Society, was a popular needlework method, often resulting in 2-dimensional mourning wreaths and graveyard scenes, worked in hair on a fabric ground.
• Hairwork, an art still practiced today by the Victorian Hairwork Society, was a popular needlework method, often resulting in 2-dimensional mourning wreaths and graveyard scenes, worked in hair on a fabric ground.
• Though hairwork had gone out of fashion more than a half century earlier around Europe, the people of V錷hus ( where much hair work was created ) began to realize what a treasure the knowledge of the trade was.
• "' Hairwork "', or "'jewelry made of human hair "', has appeared throughout the history of craft work, particularly those made to be used for private worship or mourning.
• Book of the period, like Mark Cambell's " Self-Instructor in the Art of Hair Work " offered full volumes devoted to hairwork and other " fancywork, " as predominately female crafts were known at the time.
• Though exceptional boxes and other celluloid prizes are bringing top dollar, many objects can be had for $ 25 or less, including little animals, pin-backs, fraternal organization badges and even dresser items such as hair receivers ( small containers with holes in the lid that " received " hair cleaned from combs and brushes; the hair often was collected to be used in hairwork jewelry ).