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.

Monday, July 20, 2009

Art on the Street

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To continue the tour of Art on the Street , I though I would give you a little more information about the program. Modeled after other simi...
Friday, July 17, 2009

Art on Vacation

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Earlier this summer Jeremy and I took the girls on a trip to Sayulita, Mexico, with his parents and brother's family to celebrate my in-...
Thursday, July 16, 2009

Art on the Street

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One of Lafayette's largest Public Art Committee endeavours is the Art on the Street installation. This rotating public sculpture galler...
Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Key Rings for a Cause

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Although business is slow in the summertime, we got an email for a big order a few weeks ago- 100 custom key chains. A company called, 4wome...
Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Blink

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Don't look now, but it's July 14. Maybe next time you blink it will be September or December. I can't believe I haven't sat ...
Thursday, May 21, 2009

More photos from the sale...

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Headbands and pouches... Littlest Miracles Collection, for the younger set. Fun, summer drawstring backpacks... Easy going tote bags. Be...

Join us for our Private Sale

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Our two day sale starts today . We have been busy getting ready. The studio is filled with new, summery items. Our summer specials and one o...
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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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