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A QUILLWORK COMPANION
by Jean Heinbuch
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Describes and illustrates all of the basic and
advanced designs used by the American Indian. The
text is easy to understand and each step has been
fully illustrated with diagrams, figures and
photographs. Also included are many of the secrets
of the art that allow the reader to create truly
beautiful quillwork. Over 200 illustrations and
photographs in color and black and white.
BK997
Softcover, 91 pages
Sugg. Retail $14.95
NATIVE AMERICAN BEAD WEAVING
by Lynne Garner
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Features 15 step-by-step projects, ranging from
jewelry to items for the home, inspired by Native
American bead weaving. Only basic equipment and
simple skills are required, and the easy to follow
instructions are lavishly illustrated with photos
showing crucial stages in the creative process as well
as the finished projects.
BK1410
Softcover, 95 pages
Sugg. Retail $14.95
BK99
Softcover, 102 pages
Sugg. Retail $14.95
BK35
Softcover, 30 pages
Sugg. Retail $5.95
INDIAN BEAD-WEAVING PATTERNS
Chain-Weaving Designs Bead Loom Weaving
and Bead Embroidery — An Illustrated
“How- To” Guide
by Horace R. Goodhue
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Written for beginning and advanced beaders. It
contains over 200 instructional illustrations and
photographs of 47 beadwork pieces. Emphasis is on
the use of traditional Native American beading
techniques. Includes notes on supplies, knots and
threading and an illustrated section on how to make
and use an Indian bead loom.
BK85
Softcover, 80 pages
Sugg. Retail $12.95
THE TECHNIQUES OF NORTH
AMERICAN INDIAN BEADWORK
by Monte Smith
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Gives detailed directions for selecting, buying and
using beading materials. Shows an examination of
Indian beadwork designs, their development,
significance and uses. Step-by-step instructions for
all the variations of beading techniques used in both
loom and applique work. Approximately 200
illustrations, examples and photos of beaded articles
from 1835 to the present.
BK59
Softcover, 43 pages
Sugg. Retail $6.95
BEADED DREAM CATCHERS
by Mary R. Musgrove
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Here are instructions for three different projects.
They are pretty enough that you’ll want them for
your windows as well as for ensuring good sleep.
Step-by-step instructions as well as illustrations.
BK394
Softcover, 4 pages
Sugg. Retail $3.95
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TRADITIONAL INDIAN BEAD
& LEATHER CRAFTS
by Monte Smith & Michele VanSickle
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This useful book contains complete illustrated
instructions on all of the basics of beadwork and
leather crafts of the American Indian and the early
frontier. The book is designed so that the crafts
person can choose to make any one of the
illustrated projects without having to read the whole
book; or, it will serve as a “primer” on the basics of
traditional beadwork and leather crafts of Native
Americans for the person who wants to understand
these techniques and, thereby, be able to construct
other items while using them.
A PRIMER:THE ART OF NATIVE
AMERICAN BEADWORK
With Projects
by Z. Susanne Aikman
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A collection of instructions gathered together by the
author over a twenty year period, from other
artisans of meant tribes. Various types and styles of
beadwork are introduced to spark the readers
imagination. Create unique and personal designs by
combining the varied projects. Use the note pages
in this volume to keep ideas, pictures, articles, and
drawings for your beadwork.
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BK898
Softcover, 98 pages
Sugg. Retail $12.95
BEADWORKING
WITH TODAY’S MATERIALS
by Loren & Donna Woerpel
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Revised and updated, this popular beadworking
manual for beginners is now produced in full color.
This book was written to answer many of the
questions the authors are asked when people are
getting started. Included are color photos of the
various materials, information on bead sizes,
finishes, needles, and threads. It is an excellent
resource book to be sold right at your bead display
table as it encourages beginners to learn new skills
working with new materials.
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BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 1
by Peggy Sue Henry
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A comprehensive work on the beading patterns and
designs of the Native North American Indian. Fully
illustrated and clearly written instructions.
BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 5
by Peggy Sue Henry
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Still more patterns and illustrated techniques of the
Native American Indian. Reveals many shortcuts
and secrets to beading. New loom patterns.
BK1095
Softcover, 96 pages
Sugg. Retail $12.95
BK1093
Softcover, 96 pages
Sugg. Retail $10.95
BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 2
by Peggy Sue Henry
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More beading patterns and illustrated techniques of
the Native American Indian. Includes a wide variety
of imaginative patterns and techniques with visual
presentation of schematic and instructions for
creative inspiration.
BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 6
by Peggy Sue Henry
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Introducing color & beadwork designs in Tribal
identity and meaning. Quiltwork with illustrated
directions and new techniques on beaded earrings.
BK1092
Softcover, 96 pages
Sugg. Retail $10.95
BK1096
Softcover, 96 pages
Sugg. Retail $10.95
BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 3
by Peggy Sue Henry
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Still more patterns and illustrated techniques of the
Native American Indian. Directions are given
clearly with step-by step illustrations for easy to
follow techniques. Dozens of new patterns.
BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 7
by Peggy Sue Henry
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Beadwork patterns & techniques for the nineties
through the twenty-first century. Advice on
marketing your craft. Revised illustrated techniques
for difficult patterns.
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BK1097
Softcover, 95 pages
Sugg. Retail $12.95
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BK1091
Softcover, 96 pages
Sugg. Retail $10.95
BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 4
by Peggy Sue Henry
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Discover the magnificent new look of cross stitch
done with glass seed beads. Includes dozens of new
earring patterns.
BK1098
Softcover, 95 pages
Sugg. Retail $10.95
BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 8
by Peggy Sue Henry
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Focuses on cradle boards, their construction and
beadwork. Features full color photos of antique
cradle boards & newly constructed ones. Also
illustrated is the side stitch.
BK1090
Softcover, 96 pages
Sugg. Retail $10.95
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BEADS TO BUCKSKINS VOL. 9
by Peggy Sue Henry
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Covers beading with cabochon & time saving
techniques. Eight pages of full color photos & new
patterns.
NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK
by Georg J. Barth
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Traditional beading techniques and styles are
presented with step by step instructions amplified
by numerous diagrams and illustrations. This is a
classic book that places each technique into its
historic and cultural context.
BK1088
Softcover, 96 pages
Sugg. Retail $10.95
BK1298
Softcover, 96 pages
Sugg. Retail $12.95
BK1980
Softcover, 219 pages
Sugg. Retail $23.95
BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 10
by Peggy Sue Henry
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This volume focuses on stringing and bead
embroidery, AKA applique, techniques, with
instructions for various “crewel” stitches
(embroidery stitches using beads) and applique
rosettes, including an End of the Trail Rosette
design. Peggy Sue includes instructions for knotting
and spacing between beads, Seneca side weave
(earrings), a spiral earring, and loom weaving with
threads and beads. Also included is a feature on
Doug Allard’s Trading Post and Museum.
NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK
Projects & Techniques from the Southwest
by Theresa Flores Geary
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Beadwork has been steadily gaining popularity
among crafters, and no area of the genre garners
more interest than the intricate designs of the
Apache, Comanche, and Lakota peoples of the
American Southwest, who use their designs to relate
legends and pass down tribal lore. Here are 15
authentic projects using such traditional stitches as
the flat and circular peyote stitches, the Comanche
weave, free form feathering, and more. Each project
is accompanied by a rich explanation of how the
colors, shapes, and combinations of materials interact
to tell a story. Abundant color photographs and
illustrations provide a visual guide to this art form.
BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 11
by Peggy Sue Henry
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This volume has recreated an era of time and
culture using porcelain dolls dressed in Native
American styles. Complete instructions for
garments are explained in detail.
CREATIVE NATIVE
AMERICAN BEADING
by Theresa Flores Geary, Ph.D.
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Following her successful Native American
Beadwork, Theresa Flores Geary offers another
beautiful collection of traditional beaded projects.
These exquisite items range from a Huichol Lace
Sun Catcher (perfect for beginners) to the advanced
level Waterbird Pendant, from a simple Ladder
Chain Bracelet to a Sun Rosette Medallion. The
Sage Bear Sachet combines a powerful animal
symbol with the use of relaxing herbs. In addition
to the patterns and guidance on technique, there’s
fascinating background information on the myths
and legends that inspired each design.
BK1011
Softcover, 96 pages
Sugg. Retail $12.95
THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO
TRADITIONAL NATIVE
AMERICAN BEADWORK
A Definitive Study of Authentic Tools, Materials,
Techniques, and Styles
by Joel Monture
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Includes all the basic stitches and designs. Includes a
special section on neutral tanning methods. Has an
extensive glossary and full color photographs of
authentic Native American beadwork. Can serve as
a beginning point or a lifelong reference tool.
BK1400
Softcover, 113 pages
Sugg. Retail $16.95
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BK1303
Softcover, 95 pages
Sugg. Retail $12.95
BK2537
Hardcover, 128 pages
Sugg. Retail $24.95
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BEADS TO BUCKSKINS,VOL. 12
by Peggy Sue Henry
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Vol. 12 completes the series. Beading with minerals
is the primary feature in this volume. The sixty-four
color photographs, exposing elaborately beaded
pieces will capture your heart. New and old
techniques in Chain Beading have been illustrated
along with tips and looming techniques for special
different projects.
BK1368
Softcover, 128 pages
Sugg. Retail $14.95
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CHEYENNE STITCH,VOL. 1
Earrings - Needle Weaving Made Easy
by Irene Louise
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The first volume of the Cheyenne Stich series
contains 22 exciting earring patterns inspired by
Native American tribes. Designs include:
Thunderbird Mirror Image, Diamonds, Eagle,
Flower in Vase, and 18 others.
CHEYENNE STITCH,VOL. 5 BIRDS
Earrings - Needle Weaving Made Easy
by Irene Louise
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Volume 5 of the Cheyenne Stich series presents a
number of interesting earrings with a bird theme.
There is a combination of realistic and traditional
designs, and while some are repeats from previous
volumes, there are many new and unusual birds to
be found - 22 designs in all. Among them are
Crane, Hummingbird, Snow Owl, and Heron.
BK798
Softcover, 30 pages
Sugg. Retail $8.95
BK790
Softcover, 30 pages
Sugg. Retail $8.95
CHEYENNE STITCH,VOL. 2
Earrings - Needle Weaving Made Easy
by Irene Louise
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Volume 2 of the Cheyenne Stich series presents 24
earring patterns. Many of the designs were inspired
by artifacts such as pottery and stone pieces from
ancient and dead tribes. Patterns include: Anasazi,
Killer Whale, Shell, Turtle, and more.
CHEYENNE STITCH,VOL. 6 HOLIDAYS
Earrings - Needle Weaving Made Easy
by Irene Louise
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Volume 6 features 22 holiday-themed patterns,
several with variations. Designs include: Valentine
Heart; Shamrock, Cross, Star of David, Santa,
Poinsettia; Snowflake, Angels; and others.
BK799
Softcover, 32 pages
Sugg. Retail $8.95
BK789
Softcover, 30 pages
Sugg.Retail $8.95
CHEYENNE STITCH,VOL. 3
Earrings - Needle Weaving Made Easy
by Irene Louise
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Volume 3 of the Cheyenne Stich series presents 24
earring patterns, plus 4 border patterns, which may
be used to enlarge any design. Includes designs
inspired by artifacts such as pottery and stone pieces
from ancient and dead tribes, as well as many
modern designs. Pattern names include: Phoenix,
Woodpecker, Tree of Life, Mustang, and Peacock.
CHEYENNE STITCH,VOL. 7
Earrings - Needle Weaving Made Easy
by Irene Louise
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Volume 7 of Cheyenne Stitch includes unique designs
and ideas, including a number of cut out designs
and a simulated peyote stitch design. Twenty-two
projects (a few with variations) including: Turtle,
Buffalo, English Rose, Daisy Chain, Indian Boy &
Girl, Orca and much more.
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BK792
Softcover, 34 pages
Sugg. Retail $8.95
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BK791
Softcover, 30 pages
Sugg. Retail $8.95
BK800
Softcover, 30 pages
Sugg. Retail $8.95
CHEYENNE STITCH,VOL. 4
GARDEN EDITION
Flowers, Butterflies & Birdhouses
Earrings - Needle Weaving Made Easy
by Irene Louise
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This very special edition, created in honor of
Spring, features patterns for flowers, butterflies and
birdhouses. Although a few special designs are
pulled from previous volumes, most of them are
very new. Among the 22 designs are: Blue Morning
Glories, Birdhouse with Vines, Irises, Blue Butterfly,
and Flower Basket.
CHEYENNE STITCH,VOL. 8
Earrings, Combs/Barrettes, Necklaces Needle Weaving Made Easy
by Irene Louise
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In addition to earring patterns, Volume 8 of
Cheyenne Stitch includes patterns for use on hair
combs & barrettes, as well as necklaces, each labeled
with a recommended skill level. There are 22 Native
American and more modern, whimsical designs,
such as: Bear Paw Shield, Fairy Necklace,
Lighthouse, Winter Snow Globe, Patriotic Eagle,
and Dragon Barrette or Comb.
BK779
Softcover, 32 pages
Sugg. Retail $8.95
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CHEYENNE STITCH,VOL. 9
Earrings, Necklaces - Needle Weaving Made Easy
by Irene Louise
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Volume 9 of the Cheyenne Stich series presents a
number of interesting earring and necklace patterns
suitable for beginner to advanced beaders. Projects
include: Butterfly necklace and earrings, Eagle
necklace, Blue Bird, Double Hearts, Fish Bones,
Hummingbird in Flight, and more.
AMERICAN INDIAN BEADWORK
by W. Ben Hunt & J.F. “Buck” Burshears
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Includes directions for beading stitches and for
making and stringing a loom. Has fifty four black
and white photographs of actual Indian beadwork
and thirteen full color pages of 132 authentic Indian
patterns for your own beadwork.
BK778
Softcover, 30 pages
Sugg. Retail $8.95
BK2152
Softcover, 19 pages
Sugg. Retail $5.00
BK2415
Softcover, 146 pages
Sugg. Retail $24.95
BK896
Softcover, 63 pages
Sugg. Retail $13.00
Design Originals
TRIBAL BEADING
Friendship Bracelets
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Share tribal love letter pins & bracelets with
someone special! With this booklet you can not
only learn traditional tribal beading techniques, but
you can explore the hidden communication behind
them. Certain bead colors have specific meanings,
and by using the tribal color code in this booklet,
you can joyfully express the inexpressible! It features
many beautiful illustrations and detailed patterns
and instructions for bracelets, “passion pins”, and
earrings. You’re sure to enjoy this inspiring book!
TRADITIONAL INDIAN CRAFTS
by Monte Smith
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Includes complete illustrated instructions on all of
the basics of leather, bone, and feather crafts of the
American Indian. Projects described are the Bear
Claw Necklace, Imitation Bone Hair Pipe
Breastplate, Sioux Dancing Choker, Medicine
Pouch Necklace, and much, much more. This book
is designed so that even the beginning craftsperson
can create authentic traditional crafts with ease and
learn the basic techniques while doing so.
BEADING IN THE
NATIVE AMERICAN TRADITION
by David Dean
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Beading in the Native American Tradition is a
complete history of how to create Native American
beadwork, explaining how and why beadwork is
produced. It shows Native American beadwork
from a historical perspective and the techniques
popular in today’s beadworking world. Clear,
concise directions demonstrate how to produce
beadwork the way native people do, and a gallery
section provides spectacular color images of
historical and contemporary pieces from museum
collections. The book also includes sections on
beadwork research, tools and materials.
BK796
Softcover, 96 pages
Sugg. Retail $12.95
Includes information on bead sizes and finishes,
estimating number of beads needed, needles,
thread, and other details. 32 pages, 19 colored
photos, and 12 diagrams.
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BK35
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An excellent introductory booklet for
your store. Photos
and sketches accompany concise instructions for the common Native
American types of
beading. Styles
include Loom
Beading, Applique,
Rosettes, Lazy
Stitch, Bead
Wrapping, Peyote,
Side Stitch, Edge
Trims, and Beaded
Earrings.
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