CLOTH
| STROUD TRADE CLOTH Close weave heavy trade-cloth which supports beadwork very well, 80 wool, 15 nylon, 5 other. Called 0"ste:s in Cayuga, this is the preferred material for grave clothes in Longhouse funerals; the tradition of 18th Century trade goods has not been forgotten. In the 1960's old women still used this for shawls, now the fringed Powwow style is in vogue. Iroquois men once wore 1/2 and 1/2 blankets length of red stroud sewn to a length of dark blue or black a style now frequently seen on the US Southern Plains. 5 feet (60") wide. | ||||
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Black, navy, red |
(price per running yard) |
22-79510 | (/yd.) | $ 24.95 |
| FLANNELETTE We carry this primarily to serve local craftspeople who make Gustowe' (the Iroquois headdress). Others use it for wraps on pipes, tomahawks, coup-sticks, braids, etc. Comes in 115 cm (45") width. Minimum amount sold is 2 yards. | ||||
| Bright red, Royal blue | (price per meter) | 22-79515 | $ 3.75 | |
| Bright red, Royal blue | A bolt has 25 m (27 1/3 yards). | (price per meter by the bolt) | 22-79516 | $ 3.45 |
| U.S. CUSTOMERS ONLY: Due to complex protectionist U.S. textile regulations we suggest you discuss with a Customs Broker what size your order for Stroud and/or Flanellette should be so as to spread over as broad a base as possible these additional importing charge and thus average down your total cost per yard. Be sure to give us Broker's name, address, phone/FAX at time of order. This will be shown on invoice accompanying order so that U.S. Customs can contact them. |
| FELT PIECES: 9 X 12'' | 22-79518 | (1) $ 0.45 | (2) for $ 0.75 |
| 00 White | 01 Black | 02 Red | 03 Royal |
| 04 Light Blue | 05 Flesh | 06 Orange | 07 Yellow |
| 08 Pink | 09 Purple | 10 Brown | 11 Gray |
| 12 Green | 13 Turquoise | 14 Fuchsia | 15 Florescent Green |
| 16 Florescent Red | 17 Florescent Orange | 19 Burgundy | 20 Navy |
| SHAWL FRINGE: SOLD by 1000yr spools only, you will have ore than enough to hand tie a 60 x 60'' shawl with 14'' fringe. | |||||
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22-79520 |
(1) |
$22.95 spool |
011 Black | 026 White | |
| 058 Old Rose | 066 Fuchsia | 081 Red | 082 Dark Red | ||
| 098 Maroon | 116 Orange | 121 Golden Rod | 153 Gold | ||
| 168 Wine | 212 Emerald | 238 Turquoise Green | 239 Peacock Blue | ||
| 242 Turquoise | 255 Steel Blue | 258 Pacific Blue | 260 Royal Blue | ||
| 265 Navy | 282 Haskel Purple | 283 Orchid | 284 Purple | ||
| SHAWL FRINGE: 18'' chainette fringe. SOLD by the yard. Available only in these colours: | |||
| 22-79521 | (1 yd) | $ 9.95 | |
| 011 Black | 026 White | 081 Red | 121 Golden Rod |
| 258 Pacific Blue | 260 Royal Blue | 265 Navy | 282 Haskel Purple |
| RIBBON: Single face satin, 1 yard OR 100 yard spools. A lot of colours to choose from, too numerous to mention here...soon we will have on color page. AVAILABLE in these widths | ||||||
| 1/4'' | 22-79530 | (1yd) | $ 0.25 | 22-79531 | (100yds) | $15.95 |
| 3/8'' | 22-79532 | (1yd) | $ 0.30 | 22-79533 | (100yds) | $17.95 |
| 1/2'' | 22-79534 | (1yd) | $ 0.40 | 22-79535 | (100yds) | $19.95 |
| 5/8'' | 22-79536 | (1yd) | $ 0.45 | 22-79537 | (100yds) | $21.95 |
| 7/8'' | 22-79538 | (1yd) | $ 0.50 | 22-79539 | (100yds) | $29.95 |
KITS
| BEAD KEYCHAIN CONCHA KIT: Simple craft kit for children 6 years and up. Kit includes; key ring, round 'star' metal concha, suede lace, plastic crow beads, instructions. 22-79600 (1) $ 1.95 |
| EXPERIENCE THE ART OF STONE CARVING. Children under 10 years of age should have adult supervision. |
| SOAPSTONE KIT: Starter kit include: 1 piece 3'' x 3'' x 3/4'' soapstone, 1 course metal file or rifler, 3 grades wet/dry sandpaper, easy-to-use instructions. 22-79601 (1) $10.95 |
| SOAPSTONE KIT: For the more experienced carver, kit includes: 1 piece 5'' x 3'' x 3'' soapstone, 8pc heavy file/rifler set, 1 four-way metal file, 5 grades wet sandpaper, sanding sponge, dust mask, instructions. 22-79602 (1) $39.95 |
DREAM CATCHER CARDS Sheet of 10 cards.
American buyers can trim off bottom "Canada" line.
| The Dream Catcher As the legend goes, the Dream Catcher was used by the Woodland Indians and was hung in the lodge. Its use was to catch all dreams, good or bad. The bad dreams would get caught up in the webbing and be held there 'till first morning light, then burned off. Now, the good dreams were caught, and knowing their way to the hole in the center, would filter down into the feathers and be held there, only to return another night, to be dreamed. Made In Canada |
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