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I make porcupine quill embroidery pieces
inspired by museum artifacts created by
women in Great Lakes and Woodland
Indian tribes. All my work is done on
walnut-dyed smoked braintan leather.
The porcupine quills I use are naturally
dyed and I use all natural materials to
finish my work.
My inventory includes:
I also demonstrate my technique at living
history events across the Midwest.
Please contact me for booking information:
djuana@djuanasquillwork.com
(618)975-8897
inspired by museum artifacts created by
women in Great Lakes and Woodland
Indian tribes. All my work is done on
walnut-dyed smoked braintan leather.
The porcupine quills I use are naturally
dyed and I use all natural materials to
finish my work.
My inventory includes:
I also demonstrate my technique at living
history events across the Midwest.
Please contact me for booking information:
djuana@djuanasquillwork.com
(618)975-8897
| Thanks, Muzzleblasts Magazine, for putting my work on the cover of the October issue. And thanks to Lon Brauer, my partner and sweetheart, for taking such a great photograph. |
