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Do you still do the zoom teachings?

Where is part 2,

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Nayweh from an Oklahoma Ongwehoweh! Needed this for making some for my family

Poor editing

Wheres the saucer that the light should sit in and wheres the windows and doors ? 👎

What sort of paint did you use?

Hi, can you please tell me how to say “midnight runner”, “early riser” and “beading”. Nia:wen

Be nice if she did t go off camera so we could see everything.

Thank you for sharing! :)

What size pots?

you can use a pen that disappears with heat ( Pilot)

So you only use one piece and you dont double it up back to back using 2 pieces?

Where can I find part 2? Please.

Very hard to hear

She:Kon was wondering if you have baby mocc patterns? I am just learning to make moccs in my Territory but want to learn to make Baby moccs for my Great niece and Great nephew ty love the video

Beautiful

What does lahoongie mean? Or otah? Not sure if spelled correctly.

Thank u

Craft store

Do they sell pine needles in giddy craft store??

What are the sizes of the pots?

Too complicated. I start with only 2 criteria; waist and length size. I add a couple of inches for growth in waist and height. Add 10 inches to waist size.

Thanks for sharing your sewing information. It was very helpful.

Thank you so very much! This was excellent ad easy to understand ❤

I like your lighthouse

What are the sizes for the pedals?

I would love to join the zoom and help bring the teachings back!

you are so talented, thank you for sharing your gifts, wtg on teaching the next generation

This is wonderful. Niá:wen.

Awesome job.. one of the few words my mother taught us was 1 thru 19, a few animals like wolf and bear and, of course, some swear words. And then, of course, my "indian" name that's pronounced like.." daha wheezen day".. which she always said was like the gleam on a crystal..

Thank you so much for this video!

Awesome, and thanks for sharing how to make baby ribbon skirts. Gonna make today

Hope to see more.

I make a wolf le ya io

I have pipe cleaners

This is more clear and less distorted than some of the other Kanienkeka language vids.

We need one page to put all this Kanienkeha on one page,for ease of use!

Good tutorial,see hear,written, Nia:wen!

What kind of thread are you using?

To much explaining and not enough showing the real way to make a skirt. Going to different places of explaining... I stopped watching it.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video!!! 🧡 🧡

is there a way to get the video for numbers 1-5, i cant find it in the videos playlist.

Do you wear a slip with this?

Good day I am going to be a grandmother for the first time ! and I am searching for traditions on the birth of our granddaughter snd the day she is born do you have any teachings or rituals / traditions you can share with me ? I would really appreciate it for birth and after birth and taking care of her mother .

Hi Thank you for your video. There are different types of modge podge. Which one do you use. Thanks.

Tansi. I am newly pregnant with my first. I am trying to learn more about our culture and I would love to make a moss bag for my baby this year. If you could share your teachings thank you.

I see this video was 1 year ago. Do you still have Monday zoom teachings?

I’m a pregnant momma, to honor my husbands native ancestry, I’d love to make a moss bag for our son. How can I get more information?