I dont know about plains indians, but my sister saw some Indian made and
designed lace, I think she said it was in a museum in Wisconsin Dells. So that
would make it northeast forest Indians.
Cynthia
On Jan 2, 2017, at 11:29 PM,
wrote:
> I have challenged the seller, but perhaps some of our
Brido11 wrote. . . perhaps some of our American members can
tell me if the Colonial missionaries taught lace to the Plains Indian
An Episcopal Missionary, Bishop Whipple, established several 'lace
schools' in
Minnesota among both the Dakota and Chippewa Indians. The women who
taught in those s
Here's a Tiny URL to Brian's link, which gets split into two lines by
Arachne and won't work that way:
http://tinyurl.com/h8tj3fc
There was an article in Piecework fairly recently about lacemaking being
taught to Native Americans in the past, but I can't lay my hands on my copy
at the moment.
Noe
I found a description on eBay of what to me are Cleary two English lace
bobbins. There is a very large price attached to the article.
I have challenged the seller, but perhaps some of our American members can
tell me if the Colonial missionaries taught lace to the Plains Indians?
I might have to
