Craft Supplies

Prairie Edge offers craft supplies for your Pow Wow regalia projects, including glass and metal beads, feathers, abalone discs, fringes, and more.

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Flat Fringe: Royal Blue

Flat Fringe: Royal Blue

$26.00
This beautiful fringe is a favorite of fancy shawl dancers, grass dancers and anyone who desires a little variation in their a shawl. One spool is enough to make one standard size (59"- 60") square shawl. (244 yards per spool).
Out of stock
Guiding Your Child in Speaking the Lakota Language Book: Year Three

Guiding Your Child in Speaking the Lakota Language Book: Year Three

$25.00
This Lakota language book/cd is designed for parents to easily help teach their children to speak two simple conversational phrases a week. We hope that parents will learn at the same time so that they can replace these English sentences with Lakota ones...
Chainette Fringe: Orange

Chainette Fringe: Orange

$12.00 - $22.00
Our 14" pre-cut fringe is priced by the yard.  Also available is fringe priced by the spool. It takes approx. 2.5 to 3 yards of pre-cut fringe or 1 spool (1000 yards) to complete an adult size shawl. If you are using the pre-cut make sure you order...
Dakota Texts (Language Book)

Dakota Texts (Language Book)

$21.95
Ella Deloria's DAKOTA TEXTS, first published in 1932, is the single most important publication on the oral literature of the Sioux. The sixty four stories included in the volume were recorded on Rosebud, Standing Rock and Pine Ridge reservations from...
Flat Fringe: Red

Flat Fringe: Red

$26.00
This beautiful fringe is a favorite of fancy shawl dancers, grass dancers and anyone who desires a little variation in their a shawl. One spool is enough to make one standard size (59"- 60") square shawl. (244 yards per spool).
Out of stock
Guiding Your Child In Speaking The Lakota Language Book - Year Two

Guiding Your Child In Speaking The Lakota Language Book - Year Two

$25.00
Lakota is an oratorical society. The language is not so much kept by reading and writing Lakota, it is kept alive by speaking it to each other in everyday settings. If we truly hope to save the Lakota culture, we must save the language. Language is what...