Fingerweaving by Iroquois Artist Marilyn Hill

Mini-lesson: Iroquois artist Marilyn Hill explains the art of fingerweaving at the Tuscarora Health Center, including a brief history of how and where she learned to do fingerweaving, live display of ongoing projects, finished works and how to weave a belt and finish off the fringes.
Supported by a grant from New York State Council on the Arts

[@user-zv4ub7ki6r]

The most beautiful work I have seen.

[@katesterner]

Thank you for your beautiful sharing

[@maryannarobinsonn1199]

Thank you for mailing my information from the Dayton, Ohio Library. I learned so much.

[@GeraniumCat]

Beautiful and inspiring!

[@01Lenda]

Wopila! Beautiful.

[@janine8843]

What a beautiful lovely lady and such amazing work! I love her outfit as well 😊

[@madamemaai5387]

This was amazing-gorgeous work!

[@lmurton4233]

wow! such an amazing artist & stunning work - thanks so much for posting this! 💞

[@pamelamcclam2915]

Stunning work.

[@monikawiedmann8594]

Lovely video, thank you! I have only just discovered this technique, I am inspired to experiment now!

[@barbf8628]

Such beautiful "play" and you seem like a lovely woman. I enjoyed this, maybe I will try it. :-)

[@lindasage4954]

So Beautiful!

[@lynnlegault4042]

That is lots of work, but the finished product is so beautiful.

[@jasonparenteau8513]

Amazing skill! :)

[@Betty-ov1jr]

Beautiful work. How can I get the books. So I can carry on the tradition

[@rhondaroberts9581]

Whats the name of the yellow book thats on the table?

[@sandralarocque5000]

How do you determine the length yarn to use for these interesting patterns

[@Spiritdanzer.916]

Wanishi! Can you please add LINKS to the BOOKS that she shows...in this videos DESCRIPTION BOX please? tia