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  • The Cradleboard Project with Doug Limón

    I met Ojibwe artist Doug Limón at a local powwow this past summer, and I’ve written about his work before. Out of curiosity, I just checked Kickstarter to see what bead projects are there, and Limón talks about his Cradleboard Project, which he had told me about this summer. And happily, is fully funded! He…

    December 4, 2011
  • Report on beading every day in November

    Feel free to skip this post – boring, wordy details, probably only interesting to me. So, here’s what I managed to do this month, with a concerted effort to bead every day: 20 minutes of beading on the denim right-angle weave bracelet. 2 hours on above, with taking the plunge and cutting and rebuilding a…

    December 1, 2011
  • Denim right angle weave bracelet, failed clasps

    Okay, from left to right: I don’t know where I was going with this first one. The second is cool, as a toggle for a bar and toggle clasp, as the bar fits in the dents in the ends, and there’s also a dent for the attachment part of the bar. BUT, this deforms where…

    November 29, 2011
  • Denim right angle weave bracelet, step 5

    One more double-sided arrow, and maybe I’m done? If the clasp I made works?

    November 27, 2011
  • History of seed beads and color from Crazy Crow

    This is great! I know I’ve seen things like this before, but this article from Crazy Crow gives the history of seed beads as used by Native Americans. It’s a good, long article about how beads were made in Czechoslovakia, and my favorite part, typical tribal beading colors. Nice pictures too.

    November 25, 2011
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