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_samalander: "i must scream but I have no mouth"
_samalander: "the roof, the roof, the roof is on fire"
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emmy: I should specify--one word themes
_samalander: "the best part of waking up is folgers
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emmy: but I like the first one and the last one :)
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On our Native American regalia page, you can find links to tribal members who make dance roaches and other ceremonial Indian clothing. A good place to buy kits for making your own porky roaches or other dance accessories is the well-known pow-wow vendor Crazy Crow.
If you are not Native American but are just trying to make a headdress for an art project, we recommend making a beaded headband, since headbands do not have the same sacred meaning of many other Indian headdresses and do not require you to understand complex cultural traditions to create one properly. The book North American Indian Beadwork Patterns includes a nice pattern for beading a Native American headband.