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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Nashville Tenn
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Leather nothing like the smell aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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a Peace of.........
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: just where the southern plains end...and the hill country begin...
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tab leggings with old style vest....cloth looks good but not my style....
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PauWau Coordinator
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Location: Land of 370 Broken Treaties
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Okay. In all seriousness you are asking about leggins. I wear a combination of both. The pant part is cloth doe-suede and the fringe is buckskin. You really can't tell the difference unless you look up close. This is really beneficial in the heat of the summer. The cloth allows the leggins to breath and dry quicker. I use them both for gourd and straight dance. Nobody is none-the-wiser. . . so don't tell! |
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Eater of all frybread!!
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Planet Earth
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Just asking. I wear cloth now but once upon a time I wore some tab leggings and even enjoyed it. Wouldn't mind setting up a pair of hides down the line but I still have some things to learn.
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State of Confusion
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Palmer,AK USA
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I go with the old braodcloth myself....eventually I'll get in to making a pair of leather but heck I'm too lazy to do it...LOL
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I have worn broadcloth legging with osage ribbonwork, but I have found it get too scratchy when I dance, especially when I really work up a sweat during the "Saturday Night at Greyhorse" songs. Therefore, I have two pair of hide leggings that I really enjoy.
The first is a pair of brain-tanned deer-skin leggings cut in the long triangular flap with 1 inch fringe around the edge style common to the mid to southern plains. Decorated with silver spots and smudge-painted with mustard yellow dry earthpaint on the leg section and smudge-painted with green dry earthpaint on the flaps. The second pair is brain-tanned elk-skin leggings that have been smoked to a very dark mustard yellow, worn very tight fit with extremely long fringe, and spats covering the moccasins. In both cases, my hide leggings are very comfortable in the cool weather and in the heat. The hide breathes well, especially if you can find brain-tanned instead of commercially tanned. The extra expense is worth it in the long run. Hide also lasts a long time if you take care of them well. My Green and yellow leggings I have worn for 25 years. Just a tip, before you put hide leggings on, sprinkle a little baby powder or Gold Bond on your legs. It will keep things dry and comfortable, and have an easier time taking them off later.
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I have 3 sets of blue narrow band trade cloth, 1 red trade cloth and 1 tab leggins. 1 of my blue sets have old style ribbon work and the other is a newer set. 1 of my blue sets has beadwork instead of the ribbonwork. My red set has ribbon work. My tab leggins have real turkey beards on the end of each tab. All sets have beaded edging and 1 set has the stirpes around the bottom edge of the leggins, top of the foot. 2 sets were passed down to me, 2 sets were made for me and given as gifts, I made the tab leggins under the guidance of some elders (lectured with love as I went). 1 set of ribbon work is not Osage ribbon work, this was passed to me.
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