N ATIVE A MERICAN V ISIONS
CATALOG - WINTER 2003
Section #3- Patterns, Books & Videos (Please see our website for additional sections #1 & #2)
About Native American Visions
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PATTERNS
Our terrific selection of authentic patterns each feature a front cover photograph of the finished article. On the back cover you will find a short history of the piece, as well as a listing of materials needed to complete the item, along with possible variations. These patterns were created so that anyone from the novice to the experienced seamstress will be comfortable using them. Each pattern has a size guide that allows easy modification for in-between sizes. Men's clothing patterns are sized from Small (36) to XXL (50) and 30 to 42 waists. Womens are sized 8 through 20, and childrens sizes are 4 to 12 in girls and 4 to 14 in boys. Moccasin pattern sizes for women are 5 through 10, men 7 through 12, children 4 through 13 and teen 1 through 6. We have included hide and cloth recommendations for each pattern. Our selection of top quality hides can be found on page 19, and our Trade Cloth on page 18. Dont forget your notions, imitation or genuine sinew, heavy duty cotton thread, glovers needles, buttons and ornamentation such as beads, shells, hairpipe and other decorations............... $7.95 each PLAINS WARSHIRT This pattern will help you create a beautiful traditional war shirt of an "open" style, or a more modern fitted style. Complete with the layout, cutting and decoration ideas. Recommend two 12-14 sq ft hides or two 10-12 sq ft hides and one 7-8 sq ft hide in a 2-4 oz weight. EARLY FRONTIERSMAN'S LEATHER SHIRT This pattern is taken directly from an old original shirt in a private collection. Its styling is mid to late 1800s with fringe and optional pockets. Recommend two 10-12 sq ft hides and one 7-8 sq ft hide in a 2-4 oz weight.
BREECHCLOUT & LEGGINGS The Breechclout and leggings were a necessary article of clothing that was common to the vast majority of tribes, and was worn by virtually all Plains people. This pattern is adaptable for both cloth and buckskin or leather. Recommend two 10-12 sq ft hides in 3-4 oz weight, or 1 1/4 yards trade cloth. Breechclout 6 sq ft hide in 2-3 oz weight or 1/2 yd tradecloth.
EARLY FRONTIERSMAN'S LEATHER PANTS This pattern is styled with a button front and slightly flared legs typical of those worn in the 1800's. An easy to follow pattern that has options for front pockets, leg fringe and belt loops. Recommend two 1214 sq ft hides in 3-4 oz weight.
PLAINS-STYLE BUCKSKIN DRESS This pattern is fashioned after the traditional three hide dress and has variations for both a natural and a tailored style. Recommend three 12-14 sq ft hides in 3-4 oz weight with optional one 10-12 sq ft for fringe.
PLAINS-STYLE MOCCASINS Using this pattern you can create either hard or soft sole two piece Plains style moccasins. Variations in tongue and sole are given, as well as ideas for adornment. Can be adapted for half sizes. Recommend one 7-8 sq ft hide in 4-5 oz weight, Glovers needles #1- #3, imitation sinew, and 1 12" x 8" rawhide or hard sole piece if desired.
PLAINS-STYLE CLOTH DRESS Cloth dresses came to the Plains with the advent of the fur trade. Variations can be seen in cloth or trade wool, both of which have become classic traditional outfits. Variations of sleeve and neckline are also shown, as well as complete directions for lining the dress. Recommend 4 to 4 1/2 yards trade cloth or calico material and 1/4 yard lining material.
PLAINS-STYLE HI-TOP MOCCASINS The Indians of the Southern Plains and Southwest adapted the hard sole moccasin into this boot style which is the most refined form of Native American footwear ever developed. Today they remain a popular style for dancing, camping or everyday wear. Recommend one 7-8 sq ft hide in 4-5 oz weight, Glovers needles #1- #3, imitation sinew, and 1 12" x 8" rawhide or hard sole piece if desired. 3
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PLAINS-STYLE WRAP-AROUND HI-TOP MOCCASINS For Men and Women, creating both hard and soft sole wrap-around style moccasins in half calf or knee hi. Recommend one 7-8 sq ft hide in 4-5 oz weight, Glovers needles #1- #3, imitation sinew, and 1 12" x 8" rawhide or hard sole piece if desired. CHILDRENS MOCCASINS Make traditional moccasins either hard or soft sole, regular or high-top. Recommend at least 4 sq ft of hide in 4-5 oz weight, Glovers needles #3 - #5, imitation sinew, and 1 rawhide or hard sole piece if desired. GIRLS LEATHER DRESS Just like the three hide dress for Women, this girls dress includes styles for both a natural and a more tailored dress along with ideas for adornment. Recommend two 6-7 sq ft hides and one or two hides in 5-6 sq ft of a 2-3 oz weight.
GIRLS CLOTH DRESS The same pattern as the Cloth Dress for women, this classic style has sleeve and other variations. Recommend trade cloth or calico in 3 yards, and 3-5 yards in one or more colors of ribbon if desired.
WOMEN'S LEATHER ACCESSORIES This pattern includes a woman's accessories including knife sheaths, awl cases, strike-a-light and other possibles bags. Recommend 6 sq ft or more of 2-3 or 3- 4 oz weight and 2 sq ft of rawhide.
BOYS LEGGINGS & BREECHCLOUT The same style as men's of these classic clothing items for either leather or tradecloth. Recommend two 7-8 sq ft hides in 2-3 oz weight or 1 yard of tradecloth.
FRONTIERSMAN'S LEATHER ACCESSORIES All four of these items were used by fur traders and Indians during the 18th and early 19th century. The patterns are easy to use and include two rifle scabbards, leggings, knife scabbards, shooting bag and more. Recommend two 10-12 sq ft hides, 2 sq ft rawhide and 1 yard tradecloth if desired. GLOVES, MITTENS & GAUNTLETS Patterns for making sizes small through extra large, leather, fur backed mittens and cloth mittens or lining. Easy to use with complete instructions. Recommend 6 square ft of 2-3 oz weight and 1/2 yard trade cloth if desired.
BOYS LEATHER PANTS These are the same style as those for men, featuring a button front and slightly flared legs, typical of an 1800's style. Variations include leg fringe and belt loops. Recommend two 7-8 sq ft hides in 2-4 oz weight.
RUFFLED RIBBON SHIRT A pattern to make a traditional ribbon shirt decorated with ribbons over the shoulders, down the top of the sleeves, and around the cuffs. It features a short collar and ruffle accents on the cuffs. Recommend 3 5/8 yards of cotton or cotton blend and 5 yards 1/4" to 1/2" ribbon in one or more colors. MOUNTAIN MAN'S WORKSHIRT This Mountain Man's work shirt is designed after typical shirts worn by mountainmen in the late 18th Century. It has many variations and features, including length, neck and underarm gussets, a fold down collar, long cuffs and shoulder reinforcements. Recommend 3 1/2 yards linen, linen blends, cotton, cotton blends. 4
BOYS WARSHIRT The same style as those for men, this war shirt pattern can be adapted for a traditional or a more tailored look with variations. Recommend two 7-8 sq ft hides of a 2-3 oz weight for largest size.
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BOOKS
BEADS & BEADWORK OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN By William C. Orchard. This foundational classic, finally available again, is a must for any beadworker's library. Besides its introduction to the basic beadwork techniques, there is a wealth of information not found in other books. An in depth study of all types of bead technology and beads employed by Native Americans including trade beads and those created out of natural materials helps to round out a craftworker's base of knowledge. Featuring color and black and white photos, and illustrations. 132 pages.......................................................$16.95 TRADITIONAL CLOTHING OF THE NATIVE AMERICANS By Evard H. Gibby. This new book features Patterns and ideas for making authentic traditional clothing, making modern buckskin clothing, and a section on tanning of buckskins and furs. A very informative resource for anyone wanting to make their own hide clothing in either a traditional or modern manner. Profusely illustrated with over 150 drawings and photos. Another related book title we carry is INDIAN CLOTHING OF THE GREAT LAKES: 1740-1840. 166 pages.......................................................$17.95 TECHNIQUES OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN BEADWORK By Monte Smith. A complete book on beading from 29 tribes, with photos spanning the years 1835 to the present! This is a long standing classic that contains instructions for several facets of the craft: designs, techniques, selecting materials, loom beading, appliqu beading, sewing with sinew, beading round objects, creating rosettes, making beaded necklaces, and edging techniques. Even for established beadworkers, this is a nice book to have for the artifacts pictured. Over 200 illustrations with photos. Other titles by this author include TRADITIONAL INDIAN BEAD AND LEATHER CRAFTS AND TRADITIONAL INDIAN CRAFTS. 102 pages........................................................$13.95 TRADITIONAL INDIAN BEAD & LEATHER CRAFTS By Smith and Vansickle. A great book to learn beadworking by beginning on small projects! Full, illustrated instructions for leather and beaded pouches and containers such as strikea-lite bag, knife sheath, awl case, Crow, Sioux and scissors pouches and more. Includes the basics as a primer for traditional beadwork and leather crafts, including working with and choosing leather, beadwork stitches and quill wrapping. All the projects can be made with or without beaded adornments and there are a wide variety of projects to choose from. Other companion books to this title would be THE TECHNIQUES OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN BEADWORK by this author, and the book A BEADWORK COMPANION by Jean Heinbach which also features a full selection of beading projects. 100 pages...............................................................$9.95 A BEADWORK COMPANION From noted author Jean Heinbuch, this great book has fully illustrated beading projects including barrettes, rosette hair ties, ration ticket and strike-a-light bags, belts and belt buckles, knife sheaths, plus additional beading patterns. Fully illustrated instructions for each project. With an introductory section that discusses materials, construction stitches, beading techniques and beaded edges. Projects are for all levels of beaders. This book will be a great resource for creating beautiful pieces. Additional recommended reading would be A QUILLWORK COMPANION by this author, and TRADITIONAL INDIAN BEAD AND LEATHERCRAFTS by Smith and Vansickle. 108 pages.............................................................. $12.95 TRADITIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK By Joel Monture. This visually stunning book includes information on materials, tools, techniques and styles. All the basic stitches and designs are shown plus a special section on natural tanning (dry scrape method), a glossary of terms, full color photos, clear illustrations and easy to read text. Theres also a discussion of color and patterns, pictographic styles, and instructions with patterns for creating a beader's belt set. If the section on natural tanning is of interest, we also recommend the book DEERSKINS INTO BUCKSKINS by Matt Richards. 113 pages.......................................................$14.00
BEADING IN THE NORTH AMERICAN TRADITION By David Dean. This book features page after page of beautiful beadwork examples, both historical and modern. In addition to explaining materials and techniques, this volume explores collecting, history and evolution of the art. As with Georg Barth's book, NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK, there is more information than just the beginning techniques. Other information includes how to make looms, basic patterns in Native American beadwork, using awls and sinew, and uncommon beadwork techniques. 150 pages......................................................$24.95
NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK By George Barth. Renowned beadworker Georg Barth takes his readers on to a more advanced approach to the craft of recreating accurate Native American beadwork. Through years of careful study and research, the author challenges you to be more exacting; to strive for authenticity. And what better way than by examination of the historical artifacts themselves? Some beginners may find all the information contained here rather overwhelming, so we especially recommend this book for the person with the intention to recreate a particular historical piece. The author focuses primarily on Crow and Plateau artifacts. Well illustrated with photos and graphics. Recommended companions to this book would be BEADING IN THE NATIVE AMERICAN TRADITION by David Dean, CROW INDIAN BEADWORK by William Wildschut, and BEADS AND BEADWORK OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS by William C. Orchard. Many photos and diagrams. 219 Pages......................................................$19.95 N.A. INDIAN BEADWORK DESIGNS By Clark Wissler. This concise volume features clear, informative discussions of the origins, execution and symbolic representation of both beadwork and quillwork as used in ornamentation by both Eastern Woodlands and Plains Indians, including the Ojibway, Winnebago, Cheyenne, Blackfoot and others. This was originally created by Clark Wissler as a museum guide for the American Museum of Natural History in 1919. 31 pages. .......................................................$3.95
N.A. INDIAN BEADWORK PATTERNS By Pamela Stanley-Millner. Featuring both Woodland and Plains authentic designs which can be adapted for loom or appliqu, 85 designs in all. Its format makes it suitable for beginners with easy instructions on both methods. Twelve full-size patterns with color keys and 73 charts for bead weaving. 64 pages............................................................$4.95
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BOOKS
TRADITIONAL INDIAN CRAFTS By Monte Smith. This book contains instructions for several different bone, leather and feather projects including breastplates and chokers, feather crafts, quilled medicine wheels and instructions for making a double trailer bonnet and a Fancy Dance bustle. Other titles we carry by this author include THE TECHNIQUES OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN BEADWORK, and TRADITIONAL INDIAN BEAD AND LEATHER CRAFTS. 96 pages. ................................................... $12.95 THE TECHNIQUE OF PORCUPINE QUILL DECORATION AMONG THE INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA By William C. Orchard. Porcupine quillwork is unique to the Natives of North America. Prior to 1840, it was the principal means of decoration. This book describes the quilling techniques employed by Native artists, as well as developing appreciation for their complexity. Both craftspersons and students of Native American culture will find this book an invaluable resource. It remains the one true book of its kind. First published in 1916 by renowned expert William C. Orchard, this reprint is faithful to the original, updating photographs and plates to produce the best quality possible. Its text and accompanying illustrations are excellent. Of additional interest would be A QUILLWORK COMPANION by Jean Heinbuch, and the video LAKOTA QUILLWORK. 84 pages................................................................. $9.95
TRADE BEAD SKETCHBOOK By James Byrd. With clear drawings and simple text, this book is a nice reference tool to become familiar with the various trade beads common during the Fur Trade Era. Also contains a size chart, glossary, shape identification chart and a brief look at how beads were manufactured. Companion reading would be BEADS AND BEADWORK OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN by William C. Orchard. 64 pages......................................................... $7.95
HAU KOLA! Compiled by Barbara Hail, this classic book profusely illustrated with descriptions, is a wonderful resource of artifacts, plus a how-to reference and study of the art of the Plains Indian, including construction techniques of dresses and war shirts. A must have addition to any library. Color plates, black and white photographs, illustrations and text. 256 pages.......................................................$25.00
CRAFT MANUAL OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN FOOTWEAR By George M. White. This book contains many types of moccasins from over 15 different tribes. There are more than 100 illustrations and sketches along with general instructions and guidelines in moccasin making. The companion video to this book, MOCCASIN MAKING, was created by George's son Frank, who teaches the viewer some moccasin basics and shows how to make side seam moccasins. 71 pages.................................................................$5.95
BEAUTY, HONOR & TRADITION By Joseph and George Horse Capture. This new book is a captivating collection of warshirts from many tribes, examining the meaning of their creation as well as their dignity and beauty. The collection includes many unique examples and the full page color photographs are excellent study aids. 77 color photos. 159 pages.......................................................$34.95
INDIAN CLOTHING OF THE GREAT LAKES By Sheryl Hartman. Well illustrated; the craftworker will find over one hundred illustrations plus patterns for clothing of the Native men and women of the Great Lakes and Woodland region in the time period of 1740 to 1840. Tribes covered include the Miami, Potawatomi, Ottawa, Cheppewa, Kickapoo, Illini, Peoria, Shawnee, Delaware, Menominee, Sauk, Fox, Mascounten, Algonquin, Winnebago, Huron, Iowa and Eastern Sioux, among others. 146 Pages............................................................$14.95
QUILLWORK COMPANION By Jean Heinbuch. The author, an expert in her craft, describes and illustrates all of the basic and advanced designs used by the American Indian. After an examination of the basic tools and stitches, she then leads the reader into more advanced forms of the art. There is also an excellent section on natural dyes, and an introduction to the preparation of rawhide and brain tanned leather. Destined to become a definitive source on the art of quillwork. Easy-to-follow text, with over 200 illustrations and photographs in color and black and white. Additional reading on the subject would be THE TECHNIQUES OF PORCUPINE QUILL DECORATION AMONG THE INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA by William C. Orchard, QUILL AND BEADWORK OF THE WESTERN SIOUX by Carrie A. Lyford, and the Video LAKOTA QUILLWORK. Jean Heinbuch is also the author of A BEADWORK COMPANION. For further study material on the art of brain tanning we recommend the book DEERSKINS INTO BUCKSKINS by Matt Richards. 92 pages....................................................... $12.95
CROW INDIAN BEADWORK By Wildschut Ewers. As well as discussing the characteristics and colors of Crow beadwork, this book describes Crow men's and women's clothing, accessories, robes and blankets, moccasins, riding gear, and containers. A wonderful companion to Georg Barth's NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK. Other books relative to the Plateau region would be BLACKFEET CRAFTS by John C. Ewers and BLACKFOOT CRAFTWORKERS book by Hungrywolf. 90 pages...................................................................$10.95
QUILL AND BEADWORK OF THE WESTERN SIOUX By Carrie Lyford. This intense research is a manual of the techniques employed by the Sioux in their decorative arts, and a study of their use of symbolic elements of design. A good resource for the knowledge it imparts, and the designs it illustrates. 35 photographs and 46 line drawings. Other related titles would be THE TECHNIQUES OF PORCUPINE QUILL DECORATION by William C. Orchard, A QUILLWORK COMPANION by Jean Heinbuch, and the video LAKOTA QUILLWORK. 116 pages........................................................... $9.95
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BLACKFEET CRAFTS By John C. Ewers. In this study, the author describes four major crafts of the Blackfeet: skin preparation and sewing, painting, quillwork and beadwork. An excellent craft book with 77 illustrations and photos. Companion reading would be the BLACKFOOT CRAFTWORKERS BOOK by Hungry Wolf. 82 pages..................................................................$6.95
VIDEOS
SOUTHERN PAIUTES By LaVan Martineau. A book of winter tales, war and historical stories, crafts and the Southern Paiute language, this work is derived from the individuals that still live by the old ways. These elders of the Paiute people willingly divulged their stories to the author, knowing that through his writing, their culture is preserved. .................................................................... $24.95
VIDEOS
BLACKFOOT CRAFTWORKER'S BOOK By A.&B. Hungry Wolf. Beginning with a short history of Blackfoot craftwork, this classic is an excellent source of beadwork designs and clothing styles along with several craft techniques. Items discussed and illustrated are moccasins, clothing, vests, robes, necklaces, headdresses and ornaments, cradle boards, toys, bags, knife sheaths, gun cases, horse gear, parfleche and more. 194 photographs and over 40 illustrations. Additional recommended reading would be BLACKFEET CRAFTS by John C. Ewers. 79 pages............................................................$11.95 HOW TO BEAD An easy way to begin beading, these videos help you see exactly how to bead step-by-step on a larger than life model. Learn how to create your own designs and work with different materials. For youth and adults. #1 - Loom beadwork #2 - Lazy stitch beadwork #3 - Peyote stitch beadwork #4 - Running stitch beadwork #5 - Two needle appliqu stitch beadwork ............................................$19.95 ea. volume HOW TO MAKE MOCCASINS Enjoy the comfort of traditional Native American footwear! Employ's simple teaching methods to make a pair of authentic hard sole moccasins. Learn step-by-step how to make a custom pattern for all sizes. Beautiful examples of different tribal styles are shown. Includes printed instruction sheet and supply list. 30 minutes.............................................................$19.95 LAKOTA QUILLWORK This video is not only educational, but an excellent documentation on the Legends and Art of Lakota Quillwork, past and present. Through historic footage, special effects and the paintings of Sioux artist Oscar Howe, the film portrays the legend of double woman who first brought the art of porcupine quilling to Lakota women, then moves to a contemporary setting to see a Lakota family carrying on the tradition. This video has been acclaimed as the leading exponent on film of the nearly lost art of quilling. 27 minutes..................................................................$24.95 MOCCASIN MAKING This video, based on George Whites book CRAFT MANUAL OF NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN FOOTWEAR, is a step by step instruction for making a pair of side seam moccasins. This presentation is full of information for both the beginner and experienced craft person. 55 minutes............................................................$24.95 DEERSKINS INTO BUCKSKINS By Matt Richards. Richards is an accomplished brain tanner and this book is a most thorough yet easy to understand guide to teach you how to brain tan (wet scrape method) - from skinning to making garments from your successfully softened hide. Many books touch on the subject, but this one teaches you many of the subtle nuances that successful tanning requires. Beaders and Quillers are encouraged to learn this skill to create the highest and most authentic material for their work. 150 photos and illustrations. 158 pages ........................................................... $14.95
PEYOTE AT LAST! By Barbara L. Grainger. This fun, new book gives step-bystep illustrations and instructions for the peyote stitch technique. Among the topics covered are: flat peyote, peyotein-the-round, increasing, decreasing, two-drop peyote, instructions for reading peyote graph paper, discussions in design, problems and their solutions, and instructions for the peyote stitch pouch necklace. An additional study aid would be the Video HOW TO BEAD, VOLUME 3 PEYOTE STITCH. 72 pages. ...........................................................$19.95
THE ART OF SIMULATING EAGLE FEATHERS By Bob Gutierrez. A great way to introduce the basic techniques used to create hand painted feathers. The creation of truly realistic feathers is an art. If interested in exploring this skill, in addition to studying the genuine feathers themselves, we suggest acquiring some of our hand-painted feathers to see the best examples of the craft. 32 pages. ............................................................$9.95
PLAINS INDIAN WAR BONNET Explore the history and significance of the war bonnet from its beginnings with warriors on the Plains of America to becoming a symbol of Native American culture around the world. This 50 minute video features rare photos and beautiful old time bonnets, explaining how they honored bravery in battle. Meet master Native American bonnet maker, Dixon Palmer (Kiowa) and learn step by step how they are made, how to select and prepare the materials you will need, and how to care for your bonnet. 50 minutes............................................................$19.95
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