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  • CreekSeminoleReRe
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    Daughter wants to dance

    Hello Everyone!
    I looking for help! My daughter (who is 4) had decided she wants to dance Fancy shawl. We are Creek/Seminole and I grew up in Ohio. My family is in Oklahoma, so they are trying to help from long distance. Is there any videos that I can watch, so I can teach my daughter. I also would like to know if the regalia would be different since we are Creek/Seminole? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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  • Emmy
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    Originally posted by Mazola
    Thanks for the pictures and discussions about Creek dress. It IS highly unusual to see someone dancing at a pow wow in this traditional dress. I have a Cherokee dress, but for many years have been considering wearing Creek style. You guys gave me the extra "push" I needed.;)
    like i said ive been dancin in a t dress

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  • Mazola
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    Thanks for the pictures and discussions about Creek dress. It IS highly unusual to see someone dancing at a pow wow in this traditional dress. I have a Cherokee dress, but for many years have been considering wearing Creek style. You guys gave me the extra "push" I needed.;)

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  • NancyJo
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    Oooopps!!!!!
    Sorry about that.....leave off the 's' on dallaspowwow.

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  • NancyJo
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    We'll have to plan on meeting at one of the local pow wows once you move here to Texas.
    Check out www.dallaspowwows.com
    They list most of the local pow wows here.

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  • homalosa
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    Cool.
    I'll be moving near Dallas year after next so that will be really cool to know someone too.

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  • NancyJo
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    That would be great!!!!
    I live just west of the Dallas/Ft.Worth area.

    I'll PM you my email address.

    Thanks

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  • homalosa
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    Where are you in Texas? If you want I could email the collar maker in Ada and exchange info. She usually teaches a class on collar and stomp dress making.

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  • NancyJo
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    I like the wider/longer ones......they look really nice.
    I got some tubular beads that are royal blue and have kind of an iradescent sheen to them and I would like to make them up in the collar necklace. Just not real sure how to do it.
    The one I have now was given to me by an aunt (that has since passed away). No one else is sure how to make the necklace.

    One of these days I'll just have to try and figure it out.....but if anyone has any instructions....I would love to learn.

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  • homalosa
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    I know exactly what you mean. I'm real careful about mine. Partly because I didn't make it. A lady in Ada, OK made mine for me and she's does really good work too. I want a wider/longer one too. Mine stops right at the ruffle on my yoke. I've seen Choctaw women with collars that drape way below the yoke though.

    Thanks for the compliment on Miss Thing too.

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  • NancyJo
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    Your daughters dress is really nice!!! What a cuteee!!

    You mentioned you hadn't made her the net necklace......I've been wanting to make one for my new dress. I have an old necklace but its not as long as some of the ones ladies wear now (not sure that "long" is the right word....from the neck to the edge of the necklace...maybe that describes it better). My old one is only 2 1/2 inches.....I've seen them wear they are closer to 5-6 inches.....hope this makes sense!!!. Plus that necklace is getting kind of old and delicate and I'm afraid to wear it.
    ANYWAY......do you have some directions on how to make the web necklace? Anybody that could help....I would appreciate it.

    I've enjoyed hearing the discussion on the Muscogee women's dress. Not a lot of ladies dress in the Creek dress......so it's great to hear your feedback.
    See you later,
    Nancy Jo

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  • homalosa
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    I didn't realize how close the Muskcogee dress is to the Chatah and Chikasha. but then of course, we speak their language. I've never seen the Creek dress because so few of us Southeastern women wear the stomp dress. So maybe this helps:
    This is my little one's dress. She still needs her beaded collar but I'll wait until she gets over the pulling stage.
    Attached Files

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  • lightningflash
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    It's more of a sky blue - the top of the dress (it's one-piece) is blue, the sleeves are white with blue ribbon trim, and the skirt is white with blue ribbon trim. The shawl is also blue, with white ribbons for the fringe.

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  • Emmy
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    Originally posted by lightningflash
    Ok, so it's taken me a heck of a long time to get the pics up of the dress I have for sale. Anyway, it's currently on eBay, take a look:

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...162199904&rd=1
    very pretty!! is that light blue

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  • lightningflash
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    Ok, so it's taken me a heck of a long time to get the pics up of the dress I have for sale. Anyway, it's currently on eBay, take a look:

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