Beadwork patterns

Beadwork patterns

Beadwork patterns come in a variety of styles and colors. Most Native American tribes have their own histories as to when they first used beads. Wampum, a type of shell used to decorate and adorn clothing, were also used in the eastern United States for trade in the early Colonial days.

External links

* [http://www.bead-wiki.com Bead-Wiki.com: Beading and Wire Working]
* [http://www.thebeadsite.com The Bead Site]


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