I started beading and sewing as a child. I have been saving up craft materials for when I retire and I love designing my own patterns.
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Native American based crafts of all types. I also like to paint fairies and mushrooms. I love to create my own patterns for ribbon skirts, ribbon shirts, and patchwork leather coats and jackets.
Where do you find inspiration?Lately, it has been the internet since I am retired and no longer trust my car to drive to tribal dances. Museums, especially of my Pawnee tribe are also inspiring.
What would you do with $25,000?I would definitely buy a dependable car as I miss traveling. And I would need to move since I live in an income based apartment complex. That would inspire me more to seek out a place with a safe water supply to set up a healing center and for regenerative agriculture and self sufficient living. With a space for sweatlodge and sacred fire.
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