Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: IndianGuy on September 07, 2011, 10:30:32 pm
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Well Took a few days off from bow making and decided to make a Northern Plains Indian horned headdress, and this is what happend!!! LOL :o
the feathers in back are turkey.
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the only way that could look cooler s with me wearing it ;)
great job
noel
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BEAUTIFUL! I really like this!!
What are the fringes made of? Buckskin??
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Great job!! are the hair locks horse or human?
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The hair locks are my daughters from when she cut her hair 13 years ago, saved it for a project just like this one. :) At last I put it to good use. She was pleased as well.
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Eric, what an absolutely wonderful piece. As a young boy owning and wearing something like that headdress was the stuff of dreams. My 2 boys (11 & 9) are right here by my side just ooooohhhh'ing & aaahhhh'ing. They are both really into all this primitive archery, hunting, gathering, flintknapping and Native American culture and I am doing all I can to encourage their growth and learning in this wonderful culture.
Thank you so much for sharing these pictures.
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That is very cool! The skills of the people on this site never cease to amaze me.
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That's really nice! Did you do the beadwork yourself? That's something I'd like to figure out.
Great work!
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Yes, I made the whole piece from scratch. :)