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quilled baby carrier cover created by a Sioux Indian woman 1880s

Sioux Indians lived in South Dakota from the 1400s - present day moved often due to droughts the arrival of white settlers who took Indian lands, forced the tribe to move West Sioux Indian Chief, “Sitting Bull”

North Dakota

A Sioux Village

common skills were porcupine quill work & bead embroidery

Porcupine

Porcupine Quills

The North American Indians were the only people in the world to use the prickly quills of the porcupine to make beautiful designs. First the Indian woman broke off the sharp points of the quill. Then they softened the quills with water and flattened then using either a stone or their teeth They colored them with dyes made from plants The porcupine quills were woven on soft animal skins, such as deerskins

Quills were used to decorate clothing, moccasins, bags, and baskets Quill work (a form of embroidery) Quills were used to decorate clothing, moccasins, bags, and baskets