This pullover blouse was traditionally made of velvet, lined with calico, embellished with silver buttons, and worn with a calico "broomstick" skirt. Pattern includes complete blouse instructions, drawings for tiered skirt, and tips for broomstick pleating effect.

$14.95

These short jackets, worn by women of the Bolivian altiplano, are reminiscent of Spanish Conquistador costumes.  Beautiful in brightly colored velvet and trimmed with beading and braid.  Pattern includes jacket lore and instructions for authentic detailing.

$14.95

The lavishly embroidered clothing of the Huichol (pronounced "WEE-chole") Indians of Mexico reflects the richness of their culture.  This easy to sew collection of traditional garments offers many possibilities for creative embellishment.  Information about Huichol dress and authentic detailing included.

$19.95

This dirndl style skirt and blouson jacket are distinguished by the intricate and colorful piecing know as Seminole patchwork.  The skirt features an optional dust ruffle and hem tuck.  Pattern includes information about the history and technique of Seminole patchwork.

$16.95

Navajo women were able to reproduce these clothes creating their own style using the velvets and calicos which were available at the trading posts of the 1870s and using coin buttons and their own silver jewelry.  Reproduced by Buckaroo Bobbins and offered as both skirt and with two blouse designs also comes with complete instructions on authentic broomstick pleating.

$13.95

A comfortable slip-on moc in two basic styles with sturdy exterior soles.  Style A-Knee high with a fringed tab in front and long fringe down the side.  Cuff is cut from natural edge of hide.  Style B-10" top with the same cuff as A, shorter fringe on the side and a front tab left solid with natural edge.  Due to their simplicity, both styles are great display pieces for beading and painting

$12.00