Beading Slipper Tops
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2014
- This is an instructional video on how to make beaded slipper tops on moose skin. The flower pattern used was from the Athabascan Beadwork Patterns, collected by the late Catherine Attla of Huslia, Alaska.
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Beautiful! Thank you, Angela! Here's a tip I learned in tole painting: get a sheet of graphite paper (not carbon paper) and lay it on the leather, then trace your flower pattern on with one of those little tools with a little wheel with spikes on it (used to trace patterns in sewing clothing) -- then, you can outline the grapite image again with your pen and save a lot of time cutting-out the pattern. Wonderful beading; thank you!
Thank you for taking the time to share this with us, so beautiful & well done Angela.
Your idea of embellishing these ready made moccasins is appealing to me. It is a challenge for me to do the decorative beadwork alone. Great instructions and skill.
Thank You Very Much for putting up this video. My wife & new son are Myaamia & I have recently started working w/ leather & hides but thinking/wanting to decorate some of the things I've been making but wasn't sure where to start. Thx for giving me a first lesson in beading to help us get ready for tiny toys in a few yrs.
Nya:Weh for sharing your tips and tricks. These are things a person with years of knowledge would know ans saves us time. I will be sure to pass them on to my babies while they watch me make their moccasins from scratch! Lots of love can be seen in your work. Amazing job! ☺
Im trying to learn how to bead, i got myself some stuff. I was going to ask my cousin to teach me, but watching ur video makes it easy to understand. cant wait to start doing it! Thanks for ur vid!
This is a great idea
Thank you. I have drawing my flowers free hand. I like the way you made your pattern. I usually don't use paper on the back but I have some floopy leather that I want yo bead on. I usually bead on 3 to 5 oz moose that is stiffer. I use the one needle and two needle stitch. One needle on thick leather stiff leather and two needle on more floppy materials. Great idea for ready made moccasins.
Very beautiful. Thanks for making this video, I've wanted to learn to bead for quite some time! Mahsi.
Gabrielle Scrimshaw Glad it is useful! Happy beading and sewing!
Thank you for sharing. I feel much more confident to get started.
Thanks for sharing!
I'm working on my beading and this is very helpful thank you!!!
So pretty. Thanks for sharing
Great video! Thank you so much for sharing your skill :)
Gracias por compartir hermosa, creatividad 🇲🇽
Thanks for the tutorial!
Oooo pretty ...I want to make a pair for my mom now!
Wow..very pretty.
Love it!
Thank you So Much!
Thank You!
Very Nice.
This is a beautifully done video. How can someone get a copy of the pattern book you show? I am working on an Athabascan Beading unit for teachers in rural Alaska and would love to include it as a resource. Thank you.
Sometimes you can get pattern books at booths where there are Native artists. You may also find them in gift shops like the Morris Thompson Cultural Center Fairbanks. Beads & Things in Fairbanks has a copy too.
I have looked for Catherines beadwork book to no avail, do you know where it might be found?
Hello, I am Tannanan, Dot Lake Village AK. Just learned of it in later life and found my bio dads grave this summer. I would love the referral of the the book of patterns.
I have never beaded on leather before, what do you do with the paper on the back when you are done?
I was just wondering the same thing?
wonderful was wondering how am i going to see how you sew beads. Thank you :)
Glad it was helpful!
is it possible to purchase one of the beadwork pattern books?