Tutorial: How to Bead a Tobacco Bag, Lakota Style!
Benjamin Sitting Bull created a couple of tutorial videos for folks wanting to learn some Lakota beadwork. Watch as he adds beads to a small tobacco bag using a lazy stitch.
Look at Crazy Crow Trading Post or Noc Bay Trading Post.
nancy jernigan
says:
enjoyed watching the bead work. could i buy it for a friend he just found out he is native ?
Renee Reinhardt
says:
Please contact me about the hide. Thank you.
PutYourWeedInThere
says:
Not a lot of people know this, but you can put your weed in there!
Min
says:
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I have searched the Internet over and over in an attempt to make moccasins and mukluks. I have made quite a few pairs already for my husband, boys, grandchildren and nephew and nieces. They are not by any means state of the art, but they are my creations. I have been using commercially tanned hides, but would like to know a bit more about tanning hides with the brains of the animal. I remember my great granny saying there is enough brain in the animal to tan its hide. How true this is, I don’t know, but I never questioned my granny. She was a smart lady in my books. So if you have that knowledge and would pass it on, I would be very grateful. Thanks in advance.
Connie Gritts
says:
I am interested in bead work looking for a good place to order patterns and native American crafts, really interested in the madaillon, can you help me
Denine
says:
I found this very informative. My Great Grandma was Cree, but I didn’t Know her. I have always had such a great interest in the culture but no one to ask questions to. I hope you continue to post,I really enjoy it.
Onedog
says:You can find everything you need at Crazy Crow Trading Post and other items at Amazon.
Tonya Ulmer
says:I love all your products for the pow wow
Cindy
says:I’m interested in the tobacco pouch. Can you tell me where to order the supplies. Than you cindy
Paul G
says:Look at Crazy Crow Trading Post or Noc Bay Trading Post.
nancy jernigan
says:enjoyed watching the bead work. could i buy it for a friend he just found out he is native ?
Renee Reinhardt
says:Please contact me about the hide. Thank you.
PutYourWeedInThere
says:Not a lot of people know this, but you can put your weed in there!
Min
says:Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I have searched the Internet over and over in an attempt to make moccasins and mukluks. I have made quite a few pairs already for my husband, boys, grandchildren and nephew and nieces. They are not by any means state of the art, but they are my creations. I have been using commercially tanned hides, but would like to know a bit more about tanning hides with the brains of the animal. I remember my great granny saying there is enough brain in the animal to tan its hide. How true this is, I don’t know, but I never questioned my granny. She was a smart lady in my books. So if you have that knowledge and would pass it on, I would be very grateful. Thanks in advance.
Connie Gritts
says:I am interested in bead work looking for a good place to order patterns and native American crafts, really interested in the madaillon, can you help me
Denine
says:I found this very informative. My Great Grandma was Cree, but I didn’t Know her. I have always had such a great interest in the culture but no one to ask questions to. I hope you continue to post,I really enjoy it.