Traditional Indigenous Beadwork - An Indigenous woman's journey from student to teacher

Cynthia Boehm grew up surrounded by traditional Indigenous beadwork in her hometown of Norway House, Manitoba, but never learned the craft herself as a child. At 50, she took up the needle to connect her to her childhood and culture, and she now shares the craft with others to keep it alive.
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Title: Beading Through Generations
Producer: Lizzy Symons
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Amazing...beading and hand sewing are so therapeutic and relaxing to me. Thank you for your inspiration and for sharing..xoxoxo from Vancouver BC