lazy stitch or lane stitch used by the plains people

the lane stitch ( lazy stitch) is a way of doing beadwork as many of the plains tribes did and do - but .. how to bead it..... so I try to show it in my way of doing it - and maybe I can inspire some new beaders ;)
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[@dharkling890]

I am a new subscriber. I love the way you teach about Natives as you teach about beads. It's like a history lesson and art lesson all in one. lol Thank you for your hard work in teaching us and making the video. I look forward to more. I have Cherokee blood and I live about an hours drive from the Cherokee reservation in the NC mountains.

[@historyprops-english]

Oh thank you. Actually we are currently a documentary, about one of the founder of a little museum about native Americans in Germany, build in the 1920s.
Most videos are a bit background, to what we do and what work goes into all the little items hanging eben in the backround

[@mudlarkingmarionette]

Amazing work and a respectful approach. It is like our highland knitting in Scotland ; the cables on the jerseys can be interpreted to reflect the number of children say in a given family. Fascinating .

[@historyprops-english]

Sounds cool

[@nativeandindigenuscraftcre433]

Sekon hello thanks for sgaring your skills on lazy or lian sitich i did that and it was ok to easy to master for me but for my haudenosaunee beadwork i you lazy/applique stitch i mastered loom ,applique one needle and 2 needle applique and peyote and gourd stitch so i am indigenous beadwork artist good luck with your videos

[@historyprops-english]

Thank you! Have you seen doing beadwork videos too... Great.... Let's fill TH-cam with artwork ;)

[@theshabbyhippie]

Very interesting! Is there a way for you to set up the camera closer to your hands? It's hard to see what you are trying to teach.

[@historyprops-english]

I just work with my mobile phone currently- try to safe money for a camera- so I can cut ( because Bluetooth is not working right now..... But I am working on that

[@terricote3200]

Thank you, I am Nakota and appreciate the beadwork you have done. And also for the knowledge you have gained to teach it accordingly.