This is the clearest set of instructions that I have seen Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Now I have a better idea if how to have beading on both mocassins look the same.
Hi Linda thanks for showing us how you do the metis flower pattern and I know you were beading before me I was 12 year when I started to bead some thing and the beads that I had was not good quality so I remember waiting for a long time for to bead so thanks for sharing how long you have been beading for you are lucky to be an Elder of Metis and thank you so mush for teaching us how to do some thing with beads I know about pick up my own thing along the way too not just what you do but I know it wrong to copy other people beadwork so that why I am respecting myself by doing so and other people thanks again
Hi Laura - we offered this opportunity last year as part of Embrace Aging month - March 2021. We don't host teaching classes. Enjoy your journey with beading.
What I find so unique about the Metis "Flower Bead Work People" is all the amazing floral designs seen on historic and current pieces.My Metis gr grandmother has many samples in the Edmonton Archives. Great teaching video Linda!
You’re not Métis. You have native heritage as per your great grandparents you say At minute 53, but that’s not Métis. We originated from the Red River area, have our own language, culture, and have distinct familial ties to the Red River homeland. I was born Laboucane so you know right away Im Métis. Stop calling yourself Métis. Find another way and community to express your native self. Be honest for your own sake.
This is the clearest set of instructions that I have seen Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Now I have a better idea if how to have beading on both mocassins look the same.
Hi Linda thanks for showing us how you do the metis flower pattern and I know you were beading before me I was 12 year when I started to bead some thing and the beads that I had was not good quality so I remember waiting for a long time for to bead so thanks for sharing how long you have been beading for you are lucky to be an Elder of Metis and thank you so mush for teaching us how to do some thing with beads I know about pick up my own thing along the way too not just what you do but I know it wrong to copy other people beadwork so that why I am respecting myself by doing so and other people thanks again
Mil mil gracias por compartir tu hermoso talento, y muy hermoso
how do i join the next class and would like to learn more of rosset beading plse kingston ontario canada
Hi Laura - we offered this opportunity last year as part of Embrace Aging month - March 2021. We don't host teaching classes. Enjoy your journey with beading.
Do you have a video on making micassins?
You don't wax your thread?
I’m not meti, I’m a swampy Cree. My late mother’s and other Crees bead the same way you are beading.
What I find so unique about the Metis "Flower Bead Work People" is all the amazing floral designs seen on historic and current pieces.My Metis gr grandmother has many samples in the Edmonton Archives. Great teaching video Linda!
Can't see what you're doing. Put camera over your head.
You’re not Métis. You have native heritage as per your great grandparents you say At minute 53, but that’s not Métis. We originated from the Red River area, have our own language, culture, and have distinct familial ties to the Red River homeland. I was born Laboucane so you know right away Im Métis. Stop calling yourself Métis. Find another way and community to express your native self. Be honest for your own sake.