Feather crafts

Is there a Native American symbol awarded to great warriors for valor, courage, and bravery in battle much like the Silver or Bronze Stars awarded to soldiers? If not, can you make a suggestion? Th…

“The First Nations believe when you are going through a hard time or a problem and a feather appears on your path you will be blessed with spiritual support . You must accept this feather and use it in your smoke prayers. This is my collection of feathers...”

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Turkey feathers are naturally curved. To make them look like Eagle feathers it is necessary to flatten the feather quill without damaging the feather blade. In our example here we will use commercially dyed white

Turkey feathers are naturally curved. To make them look like Eagle feathers it is necessary to flatten the feather quill without damaging the feather blade. In our example here we will use commercially dyed white

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This new book from Crazy Crow Publishing is filled vintage and modern images, illustrating the magnificent regalia worn by those warriors who once ruled the Great Plains. Preview this new Crazy Crow Publication. Paperback, 128 pages, 130+ photos with most in full color, and over 35 color illustrations.

After many requests, I'm finally getting around to a tutorial on threadwork....flat style (not stacked). Materials: Something to wrap...feather quill,

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At the moment a lot of birds are moulting - crows and water fowl for example. I found these feathers on the beach. They look quite good, but the swell messed them up. It may happen very often you find feathers of wonderful or rare birds which unfortunately are messed up of wind and weather. No reason to be sad, because with only little care necessary you can refresh your unkempt feather. You can find the whole tutorial under the cut. Enjoy! Before you begin to clean your feather you should…

Book Review of Bird Feathers: A Guide to North American Species, by S. David Scott and Casey McFarland.

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Turkey feathers are naturally curved. To make them look like Eagle feathers it is necessary to flatten the feather quill without damaging the feather blade. In our example here we will use commercially dyed white