FH Design

Partner designers and friends, we make jewelry, art and dabble in antiques! There isn't a craft we aren't willing to try. We love learning and creating and passing these skills on to others.

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Saturday, May 2, 2009

Wash your hands! PSA

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Just in case you forgot what your mother told you: Just a friendly reminder...and if you want to read more, I had a lot to say about it last...

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Problem & Solution

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Problem: What do you do when an entire pack of Trident gum is washed and dried with a load of children's clothes? The clothes seem to h...

Friday, February 22, 2008

Pet Peeve and PSA

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So one of my pet peeves is about public restrooms. Have you ever seen the signs that say: This is all well and good. Of course we want peopl...

Saturday, September 22, 2007

Re-Purposing

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I am cleaning up my sewing room--which is not part of our studio. It is actually my guest room. And the fabric, ribbon, and sewing machine ...

Wednesday, September 5, 2007

My Perfect Mess

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Good News! My messy work bench is a sign of high productivity and sophistication! In fact the TimesOnline (UK) reports, "Do tidy de...

Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Under Construction

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Our studio is currently under construction.... nothing too major. Kerry and I wanted to get organized. We also needed to clean! For the mos...

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Kerry and Rachel: Lafayette, Colorado, United States; Partner designers, Kerry Feiman and Rachel Hanson had been making jewelry for themselves and friends for several years. It was their discovery of Milagros and their friendship that inspired them to turn their passion for jewelry into a career. Kerry comes from a craftsman background and has incorporated these architectural influences into her designs, invoking feelings of home and comfort in her work. Rachel comes from a long line of artisans and art teachers. It was her mother’s collection of Milagros, passed on to Rachel, which began her intrigue and desire to incorporate these powerful symbols into her work. The Milagro can be a private wish or desire of the wearer, or a public statement. Whatever the purpose, Rachel hopes that those who choose Milagro jewelry find joy and whimsy in their individual work of art.

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