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Location: Randolph MN | Looking for quality and longevity! Who do you suggest and what are approximate prices? Thanks! |
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Location: East Texas | Contact BB alivewithmoney... she has awesome horsehair jewelry! |
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Location: Kentucky | http://www.twistedtails.com/ |
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 A Somebody to Everybody
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | horsesinharleton - 2014-11-12 1:31 PM Contact BB alivewithmoney... she has awesome horsehair jewelry!
I second this  |
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| http://www.coastalcowgirl.net
Trisha does very quality work. She will spend a lot of time to make sure there are no 'stragglers' hanging out. Her braids are perfect and smooth. When my horse goes, she will be getting his tail. |
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Location: Randolph MN | Ufffda those are spendy! |
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Location: White Mountains of AZ | I found some horsehair necklace's and bracelets in this sketchy looking gas station somewhere in North Dakota :) Pricing wasn't to bad... so if your up in that area find a sketchy gas station that look like it could be in a horror movie and pop in :) |
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Location: Texas | Southtxponygirl - 2014-11-12 2:20 PM horsesinharleton - 2014-11-12 1:31 PM Contact BB alivewithmoney... she has awesome horsehair jewelry! I second this
Does she have a website or FB page?
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Location: East Texas | scamper - 2014-11-13 9:08 AM
Southtxponygirl - 2014-11-12 2:20 PM horsesinharleton - 2014-11-12 1:31 PM Contact BB alivewithmoney... she has awesome horsehair jewelry! I second this
I have messaged you her email address. There was a thread on here a couple of weeks ago about her products, also. Her board name is alivewithmoney. |
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| Casinoscash - 2014-11-13 7:59 AM
Ufffda those are spendy!
She uses your own horse's hair. She washes and selects out the best hairs for the braid. Her stuff lasts a lot longer than others', because she sees it as a way for you to remember your horse after they're gone.
Her prices also reflect the sterling silver or gold charms.
You wanted quality and longevity! You do get what you pay for. |
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Bumping this up for Lea  |
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Location: ia | thanks for thinking of me!! i'm really loving the horse hair jewelry. its so fun to make....and i've become quite the ebay addict ordering charms and ends. my mailman must think i'm into something bad with all the little envelopes getting delivered to me every day..... i can order sterling silver ends if you'd like....they're about $20 just for the end caps. thats the part that connects the clasps to the actual braid. i charge $20 per bracelet....that covers the charm, end caps, shipping, etc. i can use your horses hair, or use my own. or add a color of my own to your horses hair. i'm pretty open to anything or any ideas you have. i just really love making them. i've got the stuff to make key chains, and just got the hardware to make earrings today. i'll attach some pictures..... i wash the hair and condition it (if its pretty old), and send back everything i don't use, that way you can get something else made if you ever want to.
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