Blue Winds Dancing: The Whitecloud Collection of Native American Art - Albuquerque Museum

Pearl Sunrise - Instructor
Finger weaving is a traditional technique used by Native Americans throughout the United States. This is a four week session introducing you to the basics of finger weaving. Sessions will focus on practicing your technique by weaving bookmarks, key chains, and necklaces. Projects with advanced skills will include weaving a belt.

Pearl Sunrise (Navajo) is a third generation weaver and instructor at The Institute of American Indian Arts in traditional weaving, beading and Navajo language. She has been creating her finely crafted weavings since the age of 8. At this year’s Santa Fe Indian Market she will be recognized for her lifetime contribution to Indian arts and culture.

This class is open to all skill levels. The registration deadline for the class is Monday, September 10. Call 243-7255 to register for the class. Space is limited to 15 participants.