Making Tobacco
Designing Pouches
Sewing Pouches
Introductions
Miscellaneous
100
What kind of branches do you need to make traditional tobacco?
Red Willow
100
Before we could sew, Ms. Fairbanks made us make stencils. How many did she make you make?
4 flowers, 2 leaves and 1 berry
100
Ms. Fairbanks  ___________ around our flower designs with her sewing machine.
stitched
100
Say "My name is Turtle" in Ojibwe
Mikinaak nindizhinikaaz
100
How do you say "winter" in Ojibwe?
Biboon
200
When is the best tie to harvest red willow?
January or February
200
How many designs did Ms. Fairbanks make you draw and color?
4
200
Ms. Fairbanks sewed the side _______ on the pouches
seams
200
Say "I am eleven years old" in Ojibwe
Ashi bezhig nimbiboonagiz
200
Say "Be quiet" in Ojibwe
Bizaan
300
What do you have to do before you cut/harvest red willow?
Offer tobacco
300
Ms. Fairbanks made us ________ our designs 1-4, 1 being the best.
rank
300
Students sewed the __________ seam that holds the leather piece.
bottom
300
Say "I am from Canada" in Ojibwe
Canada nindoonjibaa
300
Say "Hurry up!" in Ojibwe
Wewiib!
400
Where does red willow grow naturally?
near water
400
Ms. Fairbanks used our stencils and traced the designs onto fabric. We had to _______ the fabric pieces.
cut
400
Students had to cut the leather in ____________. 
fringe
400
Say "My Indian name is Beaver" in Ojibwe
Amik nindigo
400
Say "Happy birthday" in Ojibwe
Mino dibishkaan noongom
500
You should process the red willow when ____________.
It is fresh
500
Ms. Fairbanks ____________ our designs onto the black fabric.
ironed
500
Students also have to add the ______________ so it can be born around the neck or hung up
drawstring
500
Say "My clan is eagle" in Ojibwe
Migizi nindoodem
500
Say "See you later" in Ojibwe
Giga waabamin naagaj
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