Native crafts : inspired by North America's first peoples

Trottier, Maxine. (Author). Melo, Esperanȧ. (Added Author).

The first peoples of North America turned to the natural world to make everything from clothing to cooking utensils to ceremonial items. In the same tradition of using materials and designs found in nature, you can make your own crafts.

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J 745.5 Tro

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Handicraft > Juvenile literature.
Indigenous art > North America > Juvenile literature.
Indigenous peoples > Clothing > North America > Juvenile literature.

ISBN: 1550748548
ISBN: 1550745492
Physical Description 40 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), color map ; 26 cm.
Publisher Toronto : Kids Can Press, [2000]
Copyright ©2000

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Kids can do it

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