Native American Style Pucker Toe Deerskin Moccasins Kit
The Wandering Bull created the Eastern Woodlands Moccasin Kit for our customers to make their own Eastern Woodlands Pucker Toe Moccasins. Follow the easy instructions to make a wearable pair of Deerskin moccasins. Add your own decorative touches for a truly unique pair of moccasins.
Our Moccasin Kit includes Top Grain Deerskin Leather, Deerskin Leather Lacing and illustrated instructions. The enclosed materials are based on Men’s sizing (US). You create a pattern based on your own foot. Order a size that would be larger than your shoe size to ensure that you have enough material.
You will also need paper to make a foot tracing, a pen or pencil, an awl and scissors that will cut leather.
The Eastern Woodlands Moccasin Kit does not include beads or beadwork. You will find Beads, Real and Imitation Sinew, and Porcupine Quills at The Wandering Bull, LLC to decorate your moccasins.
Watch our How To video on Making Eastern Woodlands Moccasins.
The Eastern Woodlands Moccasin Kit comes in 2 sizes:
- Up to Men’s Size 8
- Men’s Sizes 8-12
We can also make a pair for you, based on your measurements. Shop for Adult Center Seam Woodlands Moccasins!
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Adult Center Seam Woodlands Moccasin
You will love our handmade softsole Center Seam Moccasins. We make them with buttery soft Gold Top Grain Deerskin Leather. You can wear them as they are or decorate them with your own beading, ribbon or quillwork. These moccasins are custom made to order.
Please send us the length of your foot, the circumference of your foot at the instep and a foot tracing. You will need to mail this to us to ensure we have the correct size for the foot tracing. If you wear insoles, you may trace around the insole to make sure the Moccasins are wide enough.
- Our mailing address:
- The Wandering Bull, LLC
- PO Box 496
- Washington, NH 03280
Call us (800-430-2855) if you have any questions. Please allow 4 weeks for delivery.
Moccasins originated with many Native American groups, and each established their own variations based on geography and lifestyle. Deerskin leather was a common material because deer were abundant. Wearers find the leather is soft, breathable, and durable. Crafters varied the designs for the function of the footwear. They created soft soles for quiet walking in forested areas, and hard soles for walking on harder, rocky terrain.
Moccasins can have symbolic beadwork, quillwork, or painted patterns, reflecting the particular group, family, or even spiritual beliefs. The process of making this type of footwear included tanning the hide, cutting patterns, sewing with sinew, and often decorating with beads or porcupine quills.
You can also order our Eastern Woodlands Moccasin Kit and follow the instructions to make your own pair of moccasins!
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Deerskin Moccasins for Infants
Infant Deerskin Moccasins will make the perfect gift for a new baby! These Moccasins are handmade with butter-soft Deerskin Leather. They have soft soles and measure 4″ long from toe to heel. These moccasins come in White or Gold Deerskin Leather.
Gathers around the ankles help keep these Infant Moccasins on baby’s feet. Any new Mom will love to receive these.
Moccasins originated with many Native American groups, and each established their own variations based on geography and lifestyle. Deerskin leather was a common material because deer were abundant. Wearers find the leather is soft, breathable, and durable. Crafters varied the designs for the function of the footwear. They created soft soles for quiet walking in forested areas, and hard soles for walking on harder, rocky terrain. Infant Deerskin Moccasins could have either soft of hard soles.
Moccasins can have symbolic beadwork, quillwork, or painted patterns, reflecting the particular group, family, or even spiritual beliefs. The process of making this type of footwear included tanning the hide, cutting patterns, sewing with sinew, and often decorating with beads or porcupine quills.
These are handmade here in the USA.
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Moccasins Plains Style Child
These fully beaded brain tanned Plains Style Child Moccasins have Rawhide Soles. The crafter used 10/0 seed beads in a rainbow of colors including white, turquoise, orange, yellow, greasy yellow, cobalt blue, and dark red to make the the geometric design. The moccasins and laces are made of smoke deerskin leather. There is some bead loss on the back by both heels and a few white beads on the top of one moccasin.
These moccasins measure 9 inches long from heal to toe. The widest part of the hard sole measures 3 inches and the heel measures 2 inches.
One of a Kind!
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Antique Iroquois Style Child’s Beaded Deerskin Moccasins
Add these antique Moccasins Child’s Iroquois Style to your collection. The crafter made these moccasins with tobacco colored Deerskin Leather. He or she added black fabric cuffs with a red ribbon to the top. Then the crafter created the classic Iroquois raised beadwork botanical design to the vamps. He or she used Clear, Transparent Green, Transparent Amber and Transparent Red Seed Beads to create the design. A couple of Brass Sequins accentuate it. Rows of White Seed Beads edge the vamp. The crafter also added two rows of White Seed Beads to the edge of the fabric cuff. Beige colored fabric lines the inside of the back part of the moccasins.
We got these Moccasins Child’s Iroquois Style from a collection. They do not show much wear, but you will see tears in the fabric of the cuffs and the inner lining. The beadwork remains intact. We are selling these as collectible only. One of a Kind!
This style of moccasins were made by using one piece of Deerskin leather for the bottom and then adding the vamp and cuff. Later as the bottom became worn, the vamp and cuff could be removed and attached to a new piece of leather.
These moccasins measure about 5.5 inches long x 2.5 inches wide at the middle with a smaller pointed toe. One of a kind!
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Antique Iroquois Style Child’s Beaded Deerskin Moccasins
Add these Moccasins Antique Child’s Iroquois Style to your collection. The crafter made these moccasins with brown Deerskin Leather. He or she added black velveteen cuffs with a red ribbon trim to the top. Then the crafter created the classic Iroquois raised beadwork design to the vamps. He or she used Clear, Transparent Green, and Transparent Red Seed Beads to create the design. A couple of gray Basket Beads accentuate it. Rows of White Seed Beads and Pony Beads edge the vamp. The crafter also added two rows of White Seed Beads to the edge of the fabric cuff. Beige colored fabric lines the inside of the back part of the moccasins.
We got these Moccasins Child’s Iroquois Style from a collection. They have tears in the fabric of the cuffs and the inner lining. You will see that the fabric on the vamp has deteriorated and there is noticable soiling. The beadwork remains intact. We are selling these as collectible only. One of a Kind!
This style of moccasins were made by using one piece of Deerskin leather for the bottom and then adding the vamp and cuff. Later as the bottom became worn, the vamp and cuff could be removed and attached to a new piece of leather.
These moccasins measure about 5 inches long x about 2.5 inches wide at the middle with a smaller pointed toe. One of a kind!
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Deerskin Leather Child Center Seam Woodlands Moccasin
You will love our handmade softsole Child Center Seam Woodlands Moccasin. We make them with buttery soft Top Grain Deerskin Leather. Wear them as they are or decorate them with your own beading, ribbon or quillwork. These moccasins are custom made to order.
Please send us the length of the child’s foot, the circumference of their foot at the instep and a foot tracing. You will need to mail this to us to ensure we have the correct size for the foot tracing.
- Our mailing address:
- The Wandering Bull, LLC
- PO Box 496
- Washington, NH 03280
Call us (800-430-2855) if you have any questions. Please allow 4 weeks for delivery.
Moccasins originated with many Native American groups, and each established their own variations based on geography and lifestyle. Deerskin leather was a common material because deer were abundant. Wearers find the leather is soft, breathable, and durable. Crafters varied the designs for the function of the footwear. They created soft soles for quiet walking in forested areas, and hard soles for walking on harder, rocky terrain.
Moccasins can have symbolic beadwork, quillwork, or painted patterns, reflecting the particular group, family, or even spiritual beliefs. The process of making this type of footwear included tanning the hide, cutting patterns, sewing with sinew, and often decorating with beads or porcupine quills.
You can also order our Eastern Woodlands Moccasin Kit and follow the instructions to make your own pair of moccasins!
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Braintanned Antique Moccasins with Ribbonwork
These Moccasins Antique Ribbonwork feature both beadwork and ribbonwork. The crafter made them with light colored Braintanned Deerskin Leather. The crafter used White, White Center Red, Silver lined Clear, Pink Lined Clear, Greasy Yellow and Transparent Green Seed Beads for the design on the vamps. Originally the side flaps featured multi colored ribbonwork in Red, Gold and Green. Most of the ribbons have deteriorated. The crafter added Edge Beading with White Seed Beads around the flaps. The moccasins have soft soles. One of a Kind!
These Moccasins Antique Ribbonwork measure about 11 inches long x 4.5 inches at the widest point. They stand about 4 inches tall. We got these moccasins from a collection. The beadwork remains intact with lots of sparkle. They do not show much sign of wear, though the ribbonwork has mostly worn away, as mentioned. They will make a unique addition to your collection! One of a Kind!
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Beginner Moccasin Kit Deertan Leather
Deertan Leather Moccasin Kit features Deertan cowhide, which is very durable but soft like Deerhide. The Deertan Leather Moccasin Kit includes cut and pre-punched leather pieces. So you can lace them together with the included lacing! They come with cushioned insoles that are already attached, too!
These moccasin kits come in sizes estimated for Women. The Extra Small size is about 8″ Long. Therefore, Children’s sizes should be the same. For Men’s sizes, select 1-2 sizes larger.
- Extra Small (4-5)
- Small (6-7)
- Medium (8-9)
- Large (10-11)
- X Large (12-13)
If you would like a more authentic type of moccasin, try our own Plume Eastern Woodland Moccasin Kit. That kit includes Deerskin Leather and instructions to make a pair of moccasins that fit your measurements.
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Moccasins Antique Morning Star
These Striped Morning Star Antique Moccasins are made with brain tanned Deerskin Leather. The crafter used White, Black and Transparent Red seed beads in the design on the vamps and heal. The moccasins have Rawhide soles.
These Moccasins measure about 10.75″ long x 3.75″ at the widest point. They stand about 3″ tall. A previous owner wore these Moccasins. You will see signs of wear on them however they remain in good wearable condition.
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Moccasins Antique Morning Star
These Moccasins Antique Morning Star are made with brain tanned Deerskin Leather. The crafter used White, Green and Transparent Red seed beads in the design on the vamps and heal. The moccasins have Rawhide soles.
These Moccasins measure about 9.5″ long x 3.75″ at the widest point. They stand about 3″ tall. A previous owner wore these Moccasins. You will see signs of wear on them however they remain in good wearable condition.
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Moccasins Iroquois Style Youth
Add these antique Iroquois Style Youth Moccasins to your collection, made early 1900’s to 1920s. The crafter made these moccasins with deer skin leather. He or she added black felt cuffs lined with white and black beads. Then they added blue cotton fabric with a beaded toe vamp. They used white, yellow, navy, clear, pink and transparent pink in the design. This style of moccasins were made by using one piece of leather for the bottom and then adding the vamp and cuff. Later as the bottom became worn, the vamp and cuff could be removed and attached to a new piece of leather.
These moccasins measure 6″ long x 2″ wide at the middle with a smaller pointed toe. One of a kind!
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Beaded Iroquois Style Infant Moccasins
Add these antique Iroquois Style Infant Moccasins to your collection. The crafter made these moccasins with deer skin leather. He or she added black felt cuffs lined with white and green beads. Then they added red cotton fabric with a beaded toe vamp. The red cotton fabric has been damaged and only shows in a few places on the pair. They used white, green, transparent green, blue, transparent blue, clear, and gray seed beads in the design. This style of moccasins were made by using one piece of leather for the bottom and then adding the vamp and cuff. Later as the bottom became worn, the vamp and cuff could be removed and attached to a new piece of leather.
These moccasins measure 3.5″ long x 1″ wide at the middle with a smaller pointed toe. One of a kind!
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Iroquois Style Moccasins with Beaded Cuffs and Vamp
Add these antique Beaded Iroquois Style Infant Moccasins to your collection. The crafter made these moccasins with deer skin leather. He or she added black felt cuffs lined with white and blue beads. Then they added pink cotton fabric with a beaded toe vamp. The pink cotton fabric has some fading but is in overall good condition. They used white, transparent green, blue, transparent amber, clear, and mustard seed beads along with gray basket beads in the design. This style of moccasins were made by using one piece of leather for the bottom and then adding the vamp and cuff. Later as the bottom became worn, the vamp and cuff could be removed and attached to a new piece of leather.
These moccasins measure 4.5″ long x 1.5″ wide at the middle with a smaller pointed toe. One of a kind!
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Plains Style Moccasins Pattern
Use our Pattern – Plume Plains Moccasins to construct your own leather moccasins! The Native Americans of the Plains wear a basic two piece moccasin similar to these.
Each Native American group adds their own variations to the shape and style. They apply variations to the shape of the tongue, the sole, the fringe and the decorate elements. Native Americans commonly embellish their moccasins with Seed Beads, Porcupine Quills and/or Metal Cones.
This pattern includes instructions for working with leather and a glossary.
For the Pattern – Plume Plains Moccasins you will need Leather measuring 13″ x 24″ for the uppers, 2 pieces of Leather or Rawhide measuring 11.5″ x 5″ for the soles. The pattern accommodates Men’s sizes 7 – 12 and Women’s sizes 5 – 10.
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Moccasins Fully Beaded Buffalo Tracks
These Plains style Fully Beaded Moccasins with Buffalo Tracks design have rawhide soles. The brain tanned Deerskin Leather is beaded with white, blue, red and green seed beads. These moccasins are in good shape with no major bead loss. A previous owner wore them so they show some soiling and staining but remain in good overall condition. Wear with care or simply admire them!
These moccasins measure 11″ long by 3.75″ wide at the instep. They stand about 3.25″ high at the cuff.
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Moccasin Soles – Pair
We offer Heavy Strap Leather cut to size for making moccasin soles. We use the same Strap Leather that you will find ideal for Leather Belts, Bustle foundations and other projects requiring durability.
The Tan Strap Leather weight is about 6-8 oz. You will find it flexible enough to turn when making moccasin soles!
We sell these cut Soles by the pair. Each piece measures approximately 5″ x 12″.
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Identifying Antique Moccasins
This pair of antique moccasins was crafted in the early 20th century. The crafter was probably a Northeastern Algonquin from the eastern part of Canada. Their origin is determined by the construction and decoration of the moccasins.
The moccasins themselves are constructed with Braintanned Deerskin. Native Americans tanned their own deerhides using the brain of the animal to soften the hide. After it was soaked and worked, it was smoked to preserve it. Until Europeans brought commercial tanning methods to North America, all animal leather was braintanned. The moccasins were sewn together with cotton thread instead of real animal sinew, so they were created in the historical period. Continue reading Antique Moccasins: Montaignais Naskapi
Moccasins Infant Beaded Vamp
These contemporary vamp styled infant moccasins are made of brain tanned deer hide and are constructed with a center seam. The crafter sewed them with thread and made a beautiful floral beaded design. They were made in the 1980s and are still in good wearable condition. The bottoms have some darkening and one of the cuffs has a small hole.
They measure 5″ long and 2″ across.
One of a kind!
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Make a basic pair of pucker-toe softsole moccasin with cuffs. Cuffs can be worn down or tied up for extra protection. Everyday moccasins were left plain, but they can be decorated with beads, ribbon or wool. You will need Leather and 1/8″ leather lacing, paper for the patters, awl, scissors and marking pen. We have an Eastern woodland’s Moccasin Kit with the materials you need to make your own!
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Music CD Navajo Songs from Canyon de Chelly
Navajo Songs from Canyon de Chelly features songs from the Four Corner region of the United States. These Navajo songs were recorded in 1975. These Navajo songs reinforce ancient beliefs and serve as entertainment.
Song List:
1. Riding Song
2. Spinning Songs
3. Two Step
4. Skip Dance
5. Corn Grinding Songs
6. Potato Song, Moccasin Song
7. Gift Songs.
8. Gift Songs
9. Bluebird Song
10. Slow Round Dance, Fast Round Dance
11. Fast Round Dance
12. Shoe Game Songs
13. Badger Song
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Fine Gauge Craft Awl
This slim metal Craft Awl is a great tool for jewelry making. You will find it narrower than our regular Leather Awl. The size makes it ideal for poking smaller holes in leather or fabric. It can also be helpful when teasing apart necklace chains or knotted Deerskin Leather Lacing.
This awl measures 5 inches long.
You may also like our Leather Awl!
The Wandering Bull, LLC offers a variety of craft supplies for all of your projects! From Deerskin Leather, several sizes of Seed Beads, and Hand Painted Feathers to Cowhide Strap Leather, Metal Conchos and Crafting Tools like this Craft Awl, you will find what you need to get started! We also offer complete Craft Kits with the components to create your own Center Seam Moccasins, Rawhide Hand Drum, Dreamcatcher, or Deerskin Neck Pouch. Plus, we have several Beading Kits with instructions for using a Bead Loom or doing Peyote Stitch. Find the best craft supplies at WanderingBull.com!
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Glovers Needles
Glovers Needles are ideal for sewing leather because they have a tri-cornered point, rather than a blunt, round point. You will find them very useful for moccasin construction and any heavy sewing.
These Needles come in several sizes. Size 1 is the largest. For light leather work (like medicine pouches) we suggest using a Size 8. You can use a Size 10 to sew 10/0 beads to leather.
We sell these Needles in packages of 5 or 25.
Available in 5 Sizes. Size 1 is the largest, size 10 is the smallest.
- Size 1 (2″ long)
- Size 3 (1.75″ long)
- Size 5 (1 5/8″ long)
- Size 8 (1 3/8″ long)
- Size 10 (1.25″ long)
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Real Deer Backstrap Sinew
Real Deer Sinew made from deer backstrap. You will find this the best sewing material for quality craft projects when nylon will just not work. It is a must for restoration and reproduction craft projects.
Crafters will find it ideal for fine Beadwork and Sewing. The individual strips vary in width but average 12 inches – 14 inches long.
The price is per piece. Deer Sinew is a natural product and must be softened and split before it can be used. Animals will also find it tasty to eat!
The Wandering Bull, LLC offers a variety of craft supplies for all of your projects! From Deerskin Leather, several sizes of Seed Beads, and Hand Painted Feathers to Cowhide Strap Leather, Metal Conchos and Crafting Tools, you will find what you need to get started! We also offer complete Craft Kits with the components to create your own Center Seam Moccasins, Rawhide Hand Drum, Dreamcatcher, or Deerskin Neck Pouch. Plus, we have several Beading Kits with instructions for using a Bead Loom or doing Peyote Stitch. Find the best craft supplies at WanderingBull.com!
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Leather Awl with wood handle
You will find our Leather Awl a handy sewing accessory. A Leather Awl is invaluable when you need to sew leather or construct your own leather moccasins. Use the Leather Awl to pre-punch holes in your leather. Then you can use Deerskin Leather Lacing to sew it together. Use our Jumbo Perma-Lok Needle to hold the Leather Lacing as you draw it through your awl holes.
You will wonder how you got along without our useful Leather Awl!
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Beeswax to wax thread
Natural Beeswax is a handy sewing accessory! Rub it on your thread to prevent it from tangling while you sew. It is invaluable when you are sewing leather and constructing moccasins. You will wonder how you got along without it!
We include a small piece in our Master Beadwork Kit, our Deluxe Mighty Mini Beadwork Kit and our Peyote Stitch Beadwork Kit. You will not need it when you are using Imitation Sinew, which is already waxed.
We sell this in 1 oz pieces for $2.50 each. Buy 3 or more for $2.25 each. Buy 16 or more for $2.00 each!
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Loom Warp Thread
Loom Warp Thread is a heavy duty cotton thread. We sell it on standard spools in White, Black and Cream.
You will find this heavy duty cotton thread perfect for stringing up your Bead loom. Additionally, you can use it to tie Porcupine Roaches. You will find it the best choice for projects where you require a strong cotton-based thread. It consists of a polyester core with a polished cotton covering.
Each spool comes with 50 yards of thread.
$2.00 each or Buy 6 or more of one color of this Loom Warp Thread for $1.75 each.
The Wandering Bull, LLC offers a variety of craft supplies for all of your projects! From Deerskin Leather, several sizes of Seed Beads, and Hand Painted Feathers to Cowhide Strap Leather, Metal Conchos and Crafting Tools, you will find what you need to get started! We also offer complete Craft Kits with the components to create your own Center Seam Moccasins, Rawhide Hand Drum, Dreamcatcher, or Deerskin Neck Pouch. Plus, we have several Beading Kits with instructions for using a Bead Loom or doing Peyote Stitch. Find the best craft supplies at WanderingBull.com!
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Rosettes Imported
Imported Beaded Rosettes are the economical alternative to add classic designs to your Native American clothing and accessories. You can use them on Dance Bustles, and other Native American Regalia like Aprons, Leather Pouches and Moccasins. We offer several styles and sizes of Imported Beaded Rosettes. Not all styles are available in all sizes.
Flag and Medicine Wheel designs are only available in 2″, 3″ and 4″ sizes.
Choose from 7 Styles!
- 0 Flag
- 1 Four Winds
- 2 Medicine Wheel
- 3 Sunburst
- 4 Feather
- 5 Diamond Hill
- 6 Starburst
- 7 Turtle
- 8 Thunderbird
The designs for these Rosettes will vary with the size.
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Rosettes – Bear Paw
Our exclusive Bear Paw Rosettes feature Chris’ own Bear Paw design! The Bear Paw appears on a bright Orange or Blue background surrounded by the colors of the Four Directions: Black, White, Red and Yellow.
Use our exclusive Rosettes on Native American Dance Bustles. Attach them to Hats, Jackets, Moccasins, Leather Bags . . . anywhere you want to show your Native American affinity with the Great Bear Spirit! Choose Bright Orange or Blue.
We sell these in three popular sizes:
- 2.5 inches
- 3 inches
- 4.5 inches
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Music CD Iroquois Social Dance Songs No. 1
Iroquois Social Dance Songs No. 1 is one of three collections of Iroquois Social Dance Songs. Each CD has a pamphlet with descriptions of each song.
Original copyright 1969.
Song List:
- Standing Quiver Dance
- Old Moccasin Dance
- Cold Dance
- Round Dance
- Delaware Skin Dance
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Round 2 inch Mirrors for Crafting
We offer individual Round mirrors with pop-off backs. You will find them perfect for decorating Native American Bandoleers, Breastplates and Bustles.
Each mirror measures 2.5″ in diameter.
You get a Quantity Discount when you buy 10 or more!
The Wandering Bull, LLC offers a variety of craft supplies for all of your projects! From Deerskin Leather, several sizes of Seed Beads, and Hand Painted Feathers to Cowhide Strap Leather, Metal Conchos and Crafting Tools, you will find what you need to get started! We also offer complete Craft Kits with the components to create your own Center Seam Moccasins, Rawhide Hand Drum, Dreamcatcher, or Deerskin Neck Pouch. Plus, we have several Beading Kits with instructions for using a Bead Loom or doing Peyote Stitch. Find the best craft supplies at WanderingBull.com!
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Elk Hide SMOKE
Soft, supple Elk hides provide a lot of material to work with! You will find them perfect for Moccasins, Bags and projects that can use a heavier hide than deerskin.
These hides measure at least 20 square feet. The suede side of our current stock is very nice.
We price these by the square foot they vary in size.
We sell our Elk Hides by the hide. Choose from the sizes listed.
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Elk Hide GOLD
Soft, supple Elk hides provide a lot of material to work with! You will find them perfect for Moccasins, Bags and projects that can use a heavier hide than deerskin.
We price these by the square foot. We sell our Elk Hides by the hide. Choose from the sizes listed.
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Black Top Grain Deerskin Leather
The Wandering Bull offers several types of Deerskin:
You are looking at our Deerskin (Top Grain) #2 – Black – Top Grain Deerskin has a smooth side and a suede side. Top Grain Leather refers to the outer side of a hide that contains the epidermis or skin layer. The tannery does not do anything to Top Grain hides in order to remove any imperfections on the surface. They only remove the hair. The grain remains in its natural state. This results in the best fiber strength, and greater durability. The natural Full-Grain surface wears better than other leather.
#2 Deerskin has some holes and imperfections. The tannery measures and marks the square footage on the Deerskin Hides.
You will find #2 Top Grain Deerskin hides perfect for making Moccasins, Bags, Eastern style Leggings, Leather Aprons, Deerskin Lace and much more!
We sell by the hide. Please select from available hides listed below. If you do not see the size you need, or if you need help, let us know what you are making and we can help with your selection (1-800-430-2855).
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White Top Grain Deerskin Leather
The Wandering Bull offers several types of Deerskin:
You are looking at our Deerskin (Top Grain) #2 – White 2 to 3 ounce– Top Grain Deerskin has a smooth side and a suede side. Top Grain Leather refers to the outer side of a hide that contains the epidermis or skin layer. The tannery does not do anything to Top Grain hides in order to remove any imperfections on the surface. They only remove the hair. The grain remains in its natural state. This results in the best fiber strength, and greater durability. The natural Full-Grain surface wears better than other leather.
#2 Deerskin has some holes and imperfections. The tannery measures and marks the square footage on the Deerskin Hides.
You will find #2 Top Grain Deerskin hides perfect for making Moccasins, Bags, Eastern style Leggings, Leather Aprons, Deerskin Lace and much more!
We sell by the hide. Please select from available hides listed below. If you do not see the size you need, or if you need help, let us know what you are making and we can help with your selection (1-800-430-2855).
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Deerskin (Top Grain) #2 – Cream
The Wandering Bull offers several types of Deerskin:
You are looking at our Deerskin (Top Grain) #2 – Cream – Top Grain Deerskin has a smooth side and a suede side. Top Grain Leather refers to the outer side of a hide that contains the epidermis or skin layer. The tannery does not do anything to Top Grain hides in order to remove any imperfections on the surface. They only remove the hair. The grain remains in its natural state. This results in the best fiber strength, and greater durability. The natural Full-Grain surface wears better than other leather.
#2 Deerskin has some holes and imperfections. The tannery measures and marks the Deerskin Hides. We price them by the square foot according to color, uniformity, useable area, garment quality and shade.
You will find #2 Top Grain Deerskin hides perfect for making Moccasins, Bags, Eastern style Leggings, Leather Aprons, Deerskin Lace and much more!
We sell by the hide. Please select from available hides listed below. If you do not see the size you need, or if you need help, let us know what you are making and we can help with your selection (1-800-430-2855).
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Gold Top Grain Deerskin Leather
The Wandering Bull offers several types of Deerskin:
You are looking at our Deerskin (Top Grain) #2 – Gold. Top Grain Deerskin has a smooth side and a suede side. Top Grain Leather refers to the outer side of a hide that contains the epidermis or skin layer. The tannery does not do anything to Top Grain hides in order to remove any imperfections on the surface. They only remove the hair. The grain remains in its natural state. This results in the best fiber strength, and greater durability. The natural Full-Grain surface wears better than other leather.
#2 Deerskin has some holes and imperfections. The tannery measures and marks the square footage on the Deerskin Hides.
You will find #2 Top Grain Deerskin hides perfect for making Moccasins, Bags, Eastern style Leggings, Leather Aprons, Deerskin Lace and much more!
We sell by the hide. Please select from available hides listed below. If you do not see the size you need, or if you need help, let us know what you are making and we can help with your selection (1-800-430-2855).
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Dark Brown Top Grain Deerskin Leather
The Wandering Bull offers several types of Deerskin:
You are looking at our Deerskin (Top Grain) #2 – Dark Brown. Top Grain Deerskin has a smooth side and a suede side. Top Grain Leather refers to the outer side of a hide that contains the epidermis or skin layer. The tannery does not do anything to Top Grain hides in order to remove any imperfections on the surface. They only remove the hair. The grain remains in its natural state. This results in the best fiber strength, and greater durability. The natural Full-Grain surface wears better than other leather.
#2 Deerskin has some holes and imperfections. The tannery measures and marks the square footage on the Deerskin Hides.
You will find #2 Top Grain Deerskin hides perfect for making Moccasins, Bags, Eastern style Leggings, Leather Aprons, Deerskin Lace and much more!
We sell by the hide. Please select from available hides listed below. If you do not see the size you need, or if you need help, let us know what you are making and we can help with your selection (1-800-430-2855).
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Smoke Top Grain Deerskin Leather
The Wandering Bull offers several types of Deerskin:
You are looking at our Deerskin (Top Grain) #2 – Smoke – Top Grain Deerskin has a smooth side and a suede side. Top Grain Leather refers to the outer side of a hide that contains the epidermis or skin layer. The tannery does not do anything to Top Grain hides in order to remove any imperfections on the surface. They only removed the hair. The grain remains in its natural state. This results in the best fiber strength, and greater durability. The natural Full-Grain surface wears better than other leather.
#2 Deerskin has some holes and imperfections. The tannery measures and marks the square footage on the Deerskin Hides.
You will find #2 Top Grain Deerskin hides perfect for making Moccasins, Bags, Eastern style Leggings, Leather Aprons, Deerskin Lace and much more!
We sell by the hide. Please select from available hides listed below. If you do not see the size you need, or if you need help, let us know what you are making and we can help with your selection (1-800-430-2855).
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White German Tanned Deerskin
The Wandering Bull offers several types of Deerskin.
You are looking at our Deerskin – White German Tanned. The German Tan colored hides are the closest to real brain tan buckskin. They are sueded on both sides and easy to bead on, so you won’t have to worry about broken needles. These are perfect for making dresses, shirts, moccasins, leggings, and more.
Soft and supple German tanned deer hides provide a lot of square footage and a beautiful color. Sueded on both sides. Imperfections from bug bites on the hide are still visible.
We sell each hide by their square footage. Please select from available hides listed below. If you do not see the size you need, or if you need help, let us know what you are making and we can help with your selection (1-800-430-2855).
Looking for commercial Top Grain Leather.
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Strap Leather (Belt Strap) – By the Square Foot
You will find Strap Leather (Belt Strap) useful for a variety of projects including belts, guitar or banjo straps, moccasin soles and shoulder straps. Our Strap Leather is top quality Cowhide. We sell it by the square foot.
We carry four colors:
- TAN – the lightest color
- SADDLE – a dark brown
- WHITE – painted on one side, gray on the other
- BLACK
Cowhide weight is 7-8 oz. which is a standard belt weight.
- TAN leather is about 3/16″ thick, the thickest of our strap
- WHITE is also thick, but not quite as thick as the Tan
- SADDLE and BLACK are approx. 1/8″ thick and are somewhat more supple than the Tan.
When ordering, please enter the number of Square Feet you want in the Quantity box.
If you have questions about your project and how much square footage you will need, please contact us! Email sales@wanderingbull.com or call 800-430-2855. We will be happy to assist you!
You can also purchase Strap Leather pre-cut in straps of 12″, 24″, 36″, 48″ and 60″ long up to 4″ wide. Click here for cut strips of Strap Leather .
Strap Leather (Belt Strap)
Strap Leather is a robust and heavy Cowhide Leather, prized for its durability and strength. Its firm yet flexible nature makes it a staple in crafting projects that require structural integrity, such as belts, saddlery, and tooling work. Whether you’re shaping intricate leather accessories or constructing functional pieces, Strap Leather provides the resilience and premium quality necessary for lasting craftsmanship. Its versatility ensures it remains an essential material for leatherworkers of all skill levels. With proper care, Strap Leather will remain durable and maintain its rich texture for years to come.
You can use it to make belts, guitar or banjo straps, Breastplate Strips, Choker Spacers, Moccasin soles and shoulder straps.
We carry four colors:
- TAN – the lightest color
- SADDLE – a dark brown
- WHITE – painted on one side, gray on the other
- BLACK
Straps leather ( Belt Strap) come pre-cut in lengths of 12″, 24″, 36″, 48″ and 60″. You can choose from seven widths: 0.5″, 1″, 1.5″, 2″ 2.5″, 3″ or 4″.
If you prefer bulk square footage rather than straps, Click here for Strap Leather by the Square Foot.
Standard cowhide belt weight is 7-8 oz. See list below for thickness and weights per color.
- TAN leather measures about 3/16″ thick, the thickest of our strap 7-8 oz
- WHITE is also thick, but not quite as thick as the Tan 6-7 oz and not as flexible as the other colors.
- SADDLE and BLACK are approx. 1/8″ thick and are somewhat more supple than the Tan. weight is 5-6 oz
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Metal Cones
Metal Cones add a nice metallic shine to your clothing and accessories! Use them to embellish Fringe, Feather Drops and Tassels. You can spruce up your Moccasins, Pouches and other clothing.
Choose Aluminum, Tin, Brass or Copper Plated. All cones have a seam that can be open.
We offer three sizes:
Note the Copper 3/4 inch and 1 inch Cones are plated.
We sell our Metal Cones in packages of 100. Save when you buy 10 or more packages of one size/color!
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CHANGE ALUMINUM CONES .75 3.49 1.25 4.45
Soapstone Blocks
Carvers can easily work Soapstone Blocks with carving tools. Native Americans of the Eastern Woodlands used Soapstone to make Pipe Bowls. You can also use it to make pendants, small containers, or other small carved items.
Each piece measures about 1 1/8″ thick.
Please check stones carefully before you start carving. Breakage due to faults in the Soapstone Blocks happen, and are not our responsibility. We will accept returns of uncarved stones.
You may also like Catlinite/Pipestone Blocks!
The Wandering Bull, LLC offers a variety of craft supplies for all of your projects! From Deerskin Leather, several sizes of Seed Beads, and Hand Painted Feathers to Cowhide Strap Leather, Metal Conchos and Crafting Tools, you will find what you need to get started! We also offer complete Craft Kits with the components to create your own Center Seam Moccasins, Rawhide Hand Drum, Dreamcatcher, or Deerskin Neck Pouch. Plus, we have several Beading Kits with instructions for using a Bead Loom or doing Peyote Stitch. Find the best craft supplies like Soapstone Blocks at WanderingBull.com!
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Buffalo
Buffalo Hides are heavy and durable. They provide a lot of material to work with! Great for moccasins, bags and projects that can use a heavier hide than deerskin. These hides measure between 20-30 square feet.
Sold by the hide. We currently have Smoke cut hide in stock
If you need help, let us know what you are making and we can help you with your selection (1-800-430-2855).
For more information, view the Denver Art Museum leaflet on the Buffalo and the Indian HERE!
Tobacco Top Grain Deerskin Leather
You are looking at our Deerskin (Top Grain) #2 – Tobacco – Top Grain Deerskin has a smooth side and a suede side. Top Grain Leather refers to the outer side of a hide that contains the epidermis or skin layer. The tannery does not do anything to Top Grain hides to remove any imperfections on the surface. They only remove the hair. The grain remains in its natural state. This results in the best fiber strength, and greater durability. The natural Full-Grain surface wears better than other leather.
#2 Deerskin has some holes and imperfections. The tannery measures and marks the square foot on the Deerskin Hides.
You will find #2 Top Grain Deerskin hides perfect for making Moccasins, Bags, Eastern style Leggings, Leather Aprons, Deerskin Lace and much more!
We sell Deerskin (Top Grain) #2 – Tobacco by the hide. Please select from available hides listed below. If you do not see the size you need, or if you need help, let us know what you are making and we can help with your selection (1-800-430-2855).
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Elk Hide TOBACCO
Soft, supple Elk hides Tobacco color provide a lot of material to work with! You will find them perfect for Moccasins, Bags and projects that can use a heavier hide than deerskin.
We price these by the square foot. We sell our Elk Hides by the hide. Choose from the sizes listed.
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Antique Red Orange Italian 12/0 Seed Beads
These 12/0 Seed Beads are the Italian version of our regular 12/0 Red Orange Seed Beads. We are selling these 12/0 Italian Red Orange Seed Beads in short hanks. We have Limited Quantities available!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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14/0 Transparent Turquoise Antique Seed Beads
Don’t miss out on these Beautiful Antique 14/0 Trans Turquoise Seed Beads are just what you need for your next beading project! And we have them in 14/0! These Antique 14/0 Trans Turquoise Seed Beads come in hanks weighing just under 1/2 ounce. We have limited quantities of several colors available in 14/0 Seed Beads.
Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Transparent Antique 14/0 Medium Blue Seed Beads
You won’t find this color anywhere else! It will be the perfect sky, water or flower color for your project! And we have it in 14/0! We have limited quantities of several colors available in 14/0 Seed Beads. These come in hanks weighing just about 1/2 ounce.
Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Czech 14/0 Cut Off White Seed Beads
When you need that special shine for your beadwork project, look no further than these 14/0 Czech Cuts Off White Seed Beads! The cuts give these Off White Beads a lovely pearlescent sparkle!
We have limited quantities of several colors available in 14/0 Seed Beads. These come in hanks weighing just about 1/2 ounce. Shop for more 14/0 Seed Beads
Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Technique of Porcupine Quill Decoration
Among the Indians of North America. By William C. Orchard. Softcover. 82 pages.
This reprint of the 1916 original edition is a classic study of Native American Porcupine Quillwork. It outlines several techniques for decorating items with Porcupine Quills including Wrapping, Weaving, and Sewing. Native Americans have used Porcupine Quills to decorate Moccasins, Knife Sheaths, Birchbark containers and more!
You will find it full of Black & White photographs of items decorated with Quills, line drawings of techniques and four pages of color plates.
ISBN 9780943604008
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Dark Red 14/0 Seed Beads
Looking for 14/0 Seed Beads? We have limited quantities of several colors available. We are selling these Vintatge Dark Red 14/0 Seed Beads loose in a 0.6 ounce bag. Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Italian 14/0 Light Blue Seed Beads
Looking for 14/0 Seed Beads? We have limited quantities of several colors available. We are selling these Light Blue 14/0 Vintage Italian Seed Beads loose in a 1 ounce bag. Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Italian 14/0 Coral Seed Beads
Looking for 14/0 Seed Beads? We have limited quantities of several colors available. We are selling these bright Coral 14/0 Vintage Italian Seed Beads loose in a 1 ounce bag.
One of a Kind.
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Transparent Orange 14/0 Italian Seed Beads
Looking for that eye catching color don’t miss out on these 14/0 Trans Orange Italian Seed Beads . We have limited quantities of several colors available. We are selling these Transparent Orange 14/0 Trans Orange Italian Seed Beads loose in a 0.7 ounce bag. Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Vintage 14/0 Chartreuse Italian Seed Beads
Don’t miss out on these 14/0 Chartreuse Vintage Italian Seed Beads. We have limited quantities of several colors available. We are selling these Chartreuse 14/0 Vintage Italian Seed Beads loose in a 1 ounce bag. Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Antique 14/0 Chartreuse Seed Beads
Looking for 14/0 Seed Beads? We have limited quantities of several colors available. We are selling these Antique Chartreuse 14/0 Czech Seed Beads in hanks. Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Beaver Pelt
Traditionally Beaver Pelts were valuable trade items. Native Americans used these skins to make clothing and blankets. Today, crafters use the fur for mittens, moccasins liners, and other projects. These furs are well tanned and stretched. You will find them extremely soft. They do not come with tails.
These Beaver Pelts measure approx. 31″ x 23″. Limited Quantities!
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Silver Lined Cut Yellow 10/0 Seed Beads
If you enjoy unusual colors, you won’t want to miss these 10/0 Silver Lined Transparent Yellow Seed Beads! In addition to being lined with silver, they also feature 2 cuts for extra shine!
We are selling these 10/0 Italian Silver Lined Transparent Yellow Seed Beads loose in 1 ounce packages. We have Limited Quantities available!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Greasy Yellow India Seed Beads Mixed Sizes
These Seed Beads Greasy Yellow Mixed Sizes come on strands from India. They are not uniform and you will see a variety of sizes. Some of them are quite angular.
We are selling these strands as short hanks. We have limited quantities.
The Wandering Bull, LLC offers everything you need to start beading! You can buy Thread, Needles, Beeswax, Needle Threaders, Warp Thread, Beading Thread and Bead Looms. The Wandering Bull, LLC offers customers a selection of beading books, too. Size 10/0 is the largest Seed Bead, while 13/0 is the smallest size in our regular stock. We have size 14/0 and 18/0 available in limited quantities and colors. You will find our premium colors are priced accordingly.
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads like these Seed Beads Greasy Yellow Mixed Sizes including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Indians in Eden
Wabanakis and Rusticators on Maine’s Mount Desert Island, 1840s – 1920s. By Bunny McBride and Harald E.L. Prins. 185 pgs. Softcover.
This profusely illustrated book focuses on the resourcefulness of Native Americans living on Mount Desert Island in the 19th and early 20th centuries. In addition to maintaining their own heritage, they interacted with the tourists (rusticators) who came to vacation in Bar Harbor. They made and sold items like baskets, moccasins, beadwork, feathers and other items. Some also served as fishing and tour guides. You will read about successes and conflicts the Natives experienced during this time.
Black & White photographs & illustrations.
ISBN 9780892728046
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Navajo Style Boots
These Navajo Style Boots have been well worn. The crafter made them with Braintanned Deerskin Leather with a heavy Bison Leather sole and originally sewn with real sinew. The cuffs come up over the ankle and are secured with cone shaped silver buttons with a copper loop on the back. These Boots have been repaired, closing a hole on the vamp and re-attaching the sole to the top. You will see that they have been well worn and have fabulous patina on the leather. The leather is still very soft and supple.
The Boots measure 10.5″ long x 4.5″ wide. They stand about 7″ high when worn. We are selling them as is. One of a Kind!
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Kachina Clown Figurine
This Katsina Clown figure is ready to join your collection. The artist carved it from wood. The Clown plays tricks and satirizes Hopi life by acting out and exaggerating improper behavior. His mask features plant fiber tassels. He holds a drum in one hand and a rattle in the other. He wears a black and white striped outfit and boot style moccasins. The artists signed the bottom D-29 Koshare.
Katsinas (or Kachinas) are supernatural beings in the Pueblo Indian traditions. The Pueblo tribes create Katsina dolls to give to children. Children use them to learn about the various Katsinas and not to play with. This Clown Katsina stands just about 12″ high. This figure came from a collection so you will see slight signs of wear. One of a Kind!
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Protruding Snout Kachina with Tadpole Designs
This Katsina carving features a protruding snout and tadpole designs painted on the back of his head. The artist carved it from wood. He wears an elaborately painted outfit and boot style moccasins. His mask includes red sheep wool and feather embellishments. Two of the three blue prongs that stuck up from the top of his head remain. You will see D-25 written on the bottom of one of his feet. The other foot broke and has been repaired.
Katsinas (or Kachinas) are supernatural beings in the Pueblo Indian traditions. The Pueblo tribes create Katsina dolls to give to children. Children use them to learn about the various Katsinas and not to play with. This Katsina stands about 7″ high. This figure came from a collection so you will see slight signs of wear. Some of the feathers are missing as is one of the prongs on his head. And one of his feet has broken and been repaired. One of a Kind!
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Spotted Corn Dancer Kachina
This Corn Dancer Katsina features round spots all over his body. The artist carved it from wood. The Corn Katsina is a lively dancer. He wears pink spotted outfit, an elaborately painted breechclout and boot style moccasins. His mask includes a yarn fluff mouth, protruding ears and feathers on his head. Painted corn ears decorate the back of his head. His hands are empty. You will see D-23 written on the bottom of one of his feet.
Katsinas (or Kachinas) are supernatural beings in the Pueblo Indian traditions. The Pueblo tribes create Katsina dolls to give to children. Children use them to learn about the various Katsinas and not to play with. This Katsina stands about 8″ high. This figure came from a collection so you will see slight signs of wear. The paint on the front of the figure has faded somewhat, but remains bright on the back. One of a Kind!
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Blue Lightning Kachina carving
This Blue Lightning Katsina features lightning marks on his face. The artist carved it from cottonwood. The Katsina wears a red top with a red sash, green armbands and navy blue wrist bands. A painted yellow feather hangs from the back of his white kilt. He wears navy blue garters over his boot style moccasins. His mask includes a fluffy green collar, protruding ears with shell earrings and a furry top. He holds a rattle and a lightning stick. The figure comes with a tag that says “HOPI VILLAGES 2nd MESA ARIZONA” on one side and “BLUE LIGHTNING KACHINA J- PXX” on the other.
Katsinas (or Kachinas) are supernatural beings in the Pueblo Indian traditions. The Pueblo tribes create Katsina dolls to give to children. Children use them to learn about the various Katsinas and not to play with. This Katsina stands about 7.5″ high. This figure came from a collection and you will see places where the paint has come off. The lightning stick has broken and been repaired and reattached. One of a Kind!
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Antique Braintanned Leather Bag with Quillwork and Beadwork
This collectible Quilled Antique Bag is a fantastic find! The crafter used Braintanned Deerskin Leather to make the bag. He or she covered the bottom of the bag with Porcupine Quillwork in Red, Green and Orange quills. Then the crafter attached 11 strips covered with more quills in Red, Green, Blue and Yellow. The crafter attached these strips together at the bottom with a single Dark Blue Seed Bead between each one.
Along the sides of the bag, the crafter added Lazy Stitch beadwork in Turquoise, Dark Blue and White Center Red Seed Beads. More Dark Blue Seed Beads appear along one edge of the Quillwork. At the top of the bag, you will see edge beading in White Center Red and Turquoise Seed Beads along with the remains of mostly missing quillwork. At the very bottom you will see 3 inches of Braintanned Deerskin Leather Lacing fringe.
Native Americans use Quillwork to adorn a wide range of items, including moccasins, leggings, and dresses, as well as personal accessories like bags, pouches, and jewelry. Historically, quillwork was primarily practiced by women, who gathered the quills and prepare them for use. They cleaned, softened, and dyed the quills using natural materials such as berries or roots. This Quilled Antique Bag itself measures 5″ x 2″. The quilled strips are 1.75″ long and the fringe is about 3″ long. Overall the bag measures about 7″ long.
This Bag is very fragile due to its age. You will see some quills and beads are missing. We are selling it in a Ryker mount to help protect it. One of a Kind!
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Antique Hematite 9/0 Tri-Cut Seed Beads
Sparkling Antique 9/0 Tri-Cut Seed Beads come in a metallic Hematite color. 9/0 Seed Beads are a bit larger than standard 10/0 Seed Beads. They will add sparkle and interest to your beading projects. We are selling them by the hank. Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Antique Iridescent 11/0 Iris Green Seed Beads
Sparkling Antique 11/0 Iris Green Seed Beads come in an iridescent dark green color. These 11/0 Beads will add sparkle and interest to your beading projects. We are selling them by the hank. Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Bronze Color Vintage 10/0 Tri-Cut Seed Beads
Sparkling vintage 10/0 Tri-Cut Bronze Seed Beads will provide a unique look to your projects. These beads are old stock so you won’t find them anywhere else. Their size is between a 10/0 Bead and an 11/0 Bead. They work work well with either of those sizes. They will add sparkle and interest to rosettes, loomwork, jewelry and more! We are selling these by the hank. Each hank weighs approximately 0.935 ounces and comes with nine 16 inch long loops. We have limited quantities of these beautiful beads, so get yours today!
Limited Quantities!
The Wandering Bull, LLC offers everything you need to start beading! You can buy Thread, Needles, Beeswax, Needle Threaders, Warp Thread, Beading Thread and Bead Looms. The Wandering Bull, LLC offers customers a selection of beading books, too. Size 10/0 is the largest Seed Bead, while 13/0 is the smallest size in our regular stock. We have size 14/0 and 18/0 available in limited quantities and colors. You will find our premium colors are priced accordingly.
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads like these 10/0 Tri-Cut Bronze Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Silver Lined Orange 10/0 Seed Beads
If you enjoy unusual colors, you won’t want to miss these 10/0 Silver Lined Transparent Orange Seed Beads! The metallic lining gives each bead a sparkling glow. Use them on your next project for eye-catching shine! Limited Quantities!
We are selling these 10/0 Silver Lined Transparent Orange Seed Beads loose in 1 ounce packages. We have Limited Quantities available!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Vintage Italian Cheyenne Green 10/0 Seed Beads
Give these classic 10/0 Vintage Cheyenne Green Seed Beads a try for your next project. The dark transparent green color goes with everything! Limited Quantities!
We are selling these Italian 10/0 Vintage Cheyenne Green Seed Beads loose in 1 ounce packages. We have Limited Quantities available!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Vintage Translucent Brown 13/0 Seed Beads
Give these classic 13/0 Brown Seed Beads a try for your next project. The dark transparent brown color resembles root beer. If you like to work with 13/0 Seed Beads, don’t miss these! Limited Quantities!
We are selling these 13/0 Brown Seed Beads loose in 1 ounce packages. We have Limited Quantities available!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Antique Black 10/0 Tri-Cut Seed Beads
Sparkling Antique 10/0 Tri-Cut Black Seed Beads have lots of shine. You may find these cut beads a bit larger than the standard 10/0 Seed Beads. They will work well with either 10/0 Seed Beads or 11/0 Seed Beads. These beads will add sparkle and interest to your beading projects. They are old stock that you will not find anywhere else! We are selling them by the hank. Quantities are limited so shop for some today!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
Limited Quantities!
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Vintage White Italian 10/0 Seed Beads
Don’t miss these high quality vintage 10/0 White Italian Seed Beads i a 1 ounce package. These are old stock that you will not find anywhere else. The classic neutral white color goes with anything. We are selling them in one ounce packages. There are 17 beads per linear inch and the beads are 2.38 mm in diameter. We have limited quantities available.
Limited Quantities!
The Wandering Bull, LLC offers everything you need to start beading! You can buy Thread, Needles, Beeswax, Needle Threaders, Warp Thread, Beading Thread and Bead Looms. The Wandering Bull, LLC offers customers a selection of beading books, too. Size 10/0 is the largest Seed Bead, while 13/0 is the smallest size in our regular stock. We have size 14/0 and 18/0 available in limited quantities and colors. You will find our premium colors are priced accordingly.
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads like these 10/0 White Italian Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Transparent Dark Brown 14/0 Seed Beads
Don’t miss out on these 14/0 Trans Dark Brown Seed Beads. We have limited quantities of several colors available. We are selling these 14/0 Trans Dark Brown Seed Beads loose in one ounce bags. They have varied shades of transparent brown. Quantities are limited so shop today! Limited Quantities!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Vintage Light Pink Italian 10/0 Seed Beads
Don’t miss these high quality vintage 10/0 Light Pink Italian Seed Beads. we are selling the beads in one 15 ounce bag. These are old stock that you will not find anywhere else.
One of a Kind!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Vintage Root Beer Italian 10/0 Seed Beads
Don’t miss these high quality vintage 10/0 Root Beer Italian Seed Beads. We are selling the beads in one 15 ounce bag. These are old stock that you will not find anywhere else. One of a Kind!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Vintage Translucent Orange Italian 10/0 Seed Beads
Don’t miss these high quality vintage 10/0 Translucent Orange Italian Seed Beads. We are selling the beads in one 14 ounce bag. These are old stock that you will not find anywhere else. One of a Kind
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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Vintage Brown Italian 10/0 Seed Beads
Don’t miss these high quality vintage 10/0 Brown Italian Seed Beads. we are selling the beads in one 16 ounce bag. These are old stock that you will not find anywhere else.
One of a Kind!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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8 oz Bag of Vintage Brown Italian 10/0 Seed Beads
Don’t miss these high quality vintage 10/0 Brown Italian Seed Beads in 8 oz Bag. These are old stock that you will not find anywhere else.
One of a Kind!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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10/0 Japanese Seed Beads – Light Green
These Light Green Japanese Lined Beads are clear on the outside with a light green inside. Use these Light Green Lined Japanese Beads on your next project for eye-catching shine! One of a Kind.
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
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10/0 Silver-Lined Amber Seed Beads
This 7 ounce bag of 10/0 Silver-Lined Amber Seed Beads will make a nice addition to your next bead project.
One of a Kind.
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
Looking for other seed beads? See our large selection of seed beads here.
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Pink Color Lined 10/0 Seed Beads
If you enjoy unusual beads, these 10/0 Pink Color Lined Seed Beads are a must for any project. They are clear on the outside with a light pink lining on the inside of the bead. We are selling these 10/0 Pink Color Lined Beads in a half a kilo package.
One of a Kind!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
Check out our selection of Antique Seed Beads
Read about Seed Beads in North America
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Blue Color Lined 10/0 Seed Beads
These 10/0 Blue Color Lined Seed Beads are a must for any project. They are clear on the inside and a light blue on the outside of the bead. We are selling these in an 11 oz package.
One of a Kind!
Uses of Seed Beads
Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs. Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects. They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery. Seed Beads are ideal for creating loomwork strips. Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.
Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions. These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains. Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect. You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.
Check out our selection of Antique Seed Beads
Read about Seed Beads in North America
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Snow Maiden Nuvak’chin Kachina
This Katsina Snow Maiden or Nuvak’chin represents spirits and the coming winter. The artist carved it from wood. She wears winter clothing including a black skirt with red and green stripes, high white moccasins with ties on the sides and a large sash. Over her shoulders she wears a fabric cape of white with black and red stripes. Her mask features soft white hair tied in bundles on the sides of her head and a white collar. The artist painted her face with traditional black eyes and nose. Black dots appear above her eyes. Instead of a mouth, she has black warrior marks.
This figure carries a multi-colored stick in her left hand. The artist mounted her on a wood stand. You will see ‘Berra Tawahongva’ written on the bottom of her stand and a small sticker that says ‘Snow Woman’. One of a Kind!
Katsinas (or Kachinas) are supernatural beings in the Pueblo Indian traditions. The Pueblo tribes create Katsina dolls to give to children. Children use them to learn about the various Katsinas and not to play with. This Katsina stands about 7.5 inches high including the stand. The stick in her hand is not fastened and will come out. This figure came from a collection so you will see slight signs of dust and wear. One of a Kind!
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