Several fine craftworkers have helped us develop the most authentic and comprehensive Frontier and Indian clothing patterns available. Extensive information includes material requirements, layout, garment making tips, details on tribal styles, variations and decoration of each garment, such as beadwork, ribbonwork, fringe treatment, etc. Our easy-to-follow instructions are complete with detailed illustrations and photos for expert and novice alike.
Craftwork Techniques Of The Native Americans- Sutton
By Scott Sutton, Published by Crazy Crow Trading Post- Author and talented craftsman Scott Sutton unlocks the secrets of Native American craftwork in this work with eight popular beadwork projects that will add to your knowledge and skill. Learn to make a peyote beaded flat fan and scalp feathers, a loom beaded dance belt, beaded belt buckles and barrettes, beaded medallions, a small dance bag, and Cheyenne style moccasins. Soft Cover, 108 pages, 316 color photos, 23 detailed full color illustrations.
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A Visual History Of Tradecloth
This is an enhancement of the original presentation at the Material Culture of the Plains, Prairie and Plateau Conference. It is an attempt to show examples of the various types of trade cloth and their use by American Indian people over time.
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Men's Northern Traditional Photo Gallery
Introducing Crazy Crow's powwwow dance styles photo & media gallery. Images & video organized by dance style to make it easier for you to find great ideas for your powwow dance clothes.
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