Indigenous Loop Earrings with Sister Beads!

The library has kits available to make earrings in celebration of Native American Heritage Month! The program will be ongoing until all kits are gone. Pick yours up today!

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a new To-Go Craft Kit: Indigenous Loop Earrings with Sister Beads!

Grab a kit containing supplies and instructions from us and learn how to create simple 3-loop beaded earrings in blue or black along with the fire colors.

Watch this instructional video that will walk you through the steps, featuring Tawny Cale: https://youtu.be/BHxU0jI_L7c.

This program will be available as long as supplies last.

Tawny (Trottier) Cale is an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe as well as a descendant of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa and the Spirit Lake Nation.

Tawny serves as Secretary for the North Dakota Human Rights Coalition and is the Diversity Coordinator for Magic City Equality. Tawny is an avid beadwork artist and loves to share her culture with others. Tawny, her husband Tyrel, and their 4 children live at Minot Air Force Base where Tyrel is serving for the North Dakota Air National Guard.

This project is available free-of-charge through NWRL’s Legacy programs and is made possible thanks to funding from the Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.