 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.In Europe, various groups of women also took up the craft in their homes.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.