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Bear Beadwork started off by creating homemade bracelets before I learned how to bead. I always have been an entrepreneur at heart ♡︎ This is a photo of me set up at Neqoktuk Powwow.
A look back through the years....
Bear Beadwork started off by creating homemade bracelets before I learned how to bead. I always have been an entrepreneur at heart ♡︎ This is a photo of me set up at Neqoktuk Powwow.
I started beading in 2014, but did not officially launch Bear Beadwork yet. At this point in time, I was creating beadwork to give to my family and friends and occasionally selling to community members. This is a photo of me set up at Dalhousie University.
In 2016, I officially launched Bear Beadwork and created my social media pages. This is a photo of me set up at our annual labour day festival in Neqotkuk
My sister and I set up at Mahsos Christmas Bazaar, I continued to expand my art to try different forms of beadwork outside of the modern day earrings.
Bear Beadwork started to find their niche and finding more of what I enjoy creating while still expanding my art and networks. Forever grateful for my sister for always keeping me company and selling her baked goods along side me ♡︎
Bear Beadwork began expanding its horizons and attending more markets and powwows. I incorporated totes, clothings and beading starter kits this year. This was my first time at the Oromocto powwow and it has become one of my favourite powwows.
I continued to expand my business, incorporate and explore more art forms.
In 2024, I continued to expand my business. My work has been shipped all over Canada and the USA. I am most known for my strawberries, and this year I incorporated beaded clips, jibitz, and ribbon skirts. I look forward to 2025!