Regalia

• Ashley Goodsky 46069

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Ashley Goodsky shares a little about her regalia making skills, that she gained from her grandmother. Ashley likes to bead mainly but makes other items as well. Ashley made her son's regalia based on a dream, that her deceased grandmother came to her and shown her this regalia, so Ashley made that outfit for her son. Ashley's son really loved the regalia that was made for him.

• Corrine Whiteman 46070

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Corrine Whiteman has lived in Nett Lake her whole life and began beadwork about 10 years ago. Corrine focuses on Old Style beadwork design and not contemporary styles. Corrine does a lot of custom order work, such as the request of the local elementary school and others that request. Corrine learned how to bead from her mother.

• Guy Cloud 46071

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Guy Cloud lives in Squaw Lake, Minnesota. Guy describes his regalia, the shirt he got from his sister, his hat is a Veterans Hat with two eagle feathers on it. Guy's regalia has a lot of personal significant items that he wears, because to him, these items have much honor in each of them.

• Jessie Isham 46072

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Jessie Isham lives in Nett Lake and is working on making the dress that will go along with her fancy dance style shawl. Jessie has been dancing since she was very little. Jessie likes to dance and wants to carry on the tradition of dancing to others. Jessie is learning how to make her own regalia and wishes to pass on what she learns from this regalia making class that she is currently attending.

• kara Drift 46073

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Kara Drift is making a fancy shawl during this regalia making class. Kara had made only one shawl before and wants to make a whole outfit. Kara is making this shawl in memory of her grandfather who recently passed away.

• Madison Spears 46074

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Madison Spears is making a Jingle Dress and thinks it will be difficult and fun to make this dress. Madison continues with describing the colors and other things she will include on her dress.

• Michelle Reed 46075

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Michelle Reed is from Lac Le Flambue and started making regalia when she was 7 years old. Michelle learned how to sew and bead when she was younger from her mother. Michelle learned applique and how to sew on the machine from her sister. Michelle has been instructing regalia making for about 35 years. Michelle's mother and sister are also instructors of regalia making.

• Panda Whiteman 46076

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Panda Whiteman is originally from Canada but lives here in Nett Lake with her husband and family. Panda is making a dress, during this regalia making class. Panda has already begun her beadwork that will be added to her dress when the dress is completed. Panda is very pleased with the material she is making her new dress from.

• Roberta Roybal 46077

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Roberta Roybal is from Leech Lake, Minnesota. Roberta is wearing 'incredible earings' as told by the interviewer. These earrings were made by her mother, black and white with rhinestone banding. Roberta talks a little more about her mother's work.

• Roxanne Goggleye 46078

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Roxanne Goggleye grew up in Nett Lake. Roxanne is making a dress in the 'fancy dress style'. Roxanne is a little reluctant to talk while she is working on her dress but tells of how this is the first time she is making a fancy style dress for her grand daughter.

• Terry Goodsky 46079

  Regalia

  Production Date: June 22, 2017

  Terry Goodsky is from Bois Forte and is the MC for the pow wow celebration during which this interview was recorded. Terry describes a beaded medallion that he is wearing and how he thinks it was beaded. His medallion is based on a comic character and a hero of Terry's for many years. Terry mentions how he feels that the medallions are a statement about a person.