Nothing to see here, move along.: Plaited watch fob...

Tuesday, March 03, 2009

Plaited watch fob...

I'm always looking for info and photos of knot work for things to try with my hobby, and came across this link of a watch fob made with human hair. The info says it was probably made in the 1800's as early as the civil war era. Neat.

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