In this two afternoon workshop, participants will learn the one needle method of Indigenous beadwork and create a pansy centrepiece and bolo tie. This flower is based on one in the ancestor pillow case formerly owned by Harriet Inkster McMurray, currently housed at Seven Oaks House Museum. Connecting this workshop to a grandmother piece creates a living link between Indigenous art forms practiced by our ancestors to the present. Participants will learn the history of beadwork and its relationship with Indigenous Peoples in Manitoba.

In this two afternoon workshop (Saturday from 1-4pm, and Sunday from 1-4), participants will learn the one needle method of Indigenous beadwork and create a flower pin similar to the one in the photo. This flower is based on one in the ancestor wall pocket that is featured in KC Adams' exhibition Seven Generations.

In this two-part workshop, participants will be working alongside Margaret Firlotte and creating their own versions of her popular cowboy boot earrings.