On this episode of Making Regalia with Juaquin Lonelodge, he has special guest Terra Houska. Terra introduces viewers to the fundamentals of straight %
Juaquin Lonelodge is back with a brand new edition of Making Regalia. In this episode he talks about the history of the dance stick and how you can %
Making Regalia with Juaquin Lonelodge is back! This time he's brought along special guest, Verna Street to talk about something us parents know all too %
Juaquin Lonelodge continues the tipi applique project which began in Show 1. On this episode, Juaquin explains the use of Heat Bond and makes preparations for sewing…
When you purchase the Reference Guide for Making Regalia, you get a jam-packed binder (weighs about 4 lbs.) that's full of a ton of useful information (over 200 pages!) to help you create regalia using what we have learned over the last twenty years from friends and elders and through trial and error. These are the way
Host Juaquin Lonelodge is back for Season 2 of Making Regalia. In the first episode he shows us how to construct leather belts, which he says an absolute %
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Flat ceremonial fans
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As I’ve written before, I’ve never gone camping, but if I did? I’d probably be in the cabin messing with the ham radio at this handsome workstation. I love that someone repurposed…
These fully Beaded White and Diamond Moccasins with Rawhide Soles are made with smoke color deerskin leather. One of a Kind!
Porcupine Roach - Native American Headdress. Step by Step instructions how to tie Porcupine hair and deer hair to make your own Porcupine Roach.
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Although weaving, making clothes, moccasins, hunting gear and other life essentials were a necessary thing, they also became an art among these people. The necessity of them brought value...
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Maple bark skirts are made from the inner bark of a maple tree. My mother, Mary Jane Risling, made my skirt. While I have helped her with gathering and assembling maple bark skirts before I...
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