The snow is melting and spring is on its way and we all know the saying April showers bring May flowers. And those flowers are going to need a vase live in. Making this super simple Art Deco Vase is the perfect solution. But while we are waiting for those May flowers to to fill … Continue reading Art Deco Branch Vases
Festival du Voyager Activities
Every Year, during one of the coldest weeks of February, Manitobans hold a giant out door festival celebrating the history of the fur trade. It brings French Canadian Voyageurs, Metis and First Nations histories back to life in one of the largest winter festivals in Western Canada. Each year there are Fiddling & Jigging Contests, … Continue reading Festival du Voyager Activities
Métis-Inspired Sash Bracelet
The Sash is a big part of the Metis and Voyager culture. The sash was used by the Métis as a practical item of clothing. It was decorative, warm and could be used to replace a rope if needed. The sash is one of the most recognized garments worn by the Métis. Traditionally, the sash … Continue reading Métis-Inspired Sash Bracelet
Day 4 of 12 — T-Shirt Designs
It's not often kids are allowed to get paint on their clothes so this activity is always a big hit. Materials: Plain cotton (any colour) t-shirt -- new ,old, big, little, pre-washed or not Acrylic Paint Paint Brushes Textile medium Parchment paper Stencil/spray adhesive (optional) Directions: Place parchment paper on the inside of the t-shirt … Continue reading Day 4 of 12 — T-Shirt Designs
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